Best wishes to Clonduff Camogs in Ulster Camogie Club Championship Replay on Sunday 2nd November - time and venue yet to be confirmed

2014 AGM - Wednesday 26th November in Clonduff ClubroomsCan all paid up members ensure the Secretary has their email address to send out the info for the upcoming AGM. TXT to 07720062073 or PM on FaceBook - Nomination Papers and Recommendations/Motions Form will be sent out first week in November

CLONDUFF MERCHANDISE
We have a number of new items available - New handball jerseys, skinny training pants, tracksuit bottoms and torc; Handball goggles, gloves and balls now in stock.
Clonduff Club Shop open Wednesday evenings 6.30-8 and Sunday mornings 10.30-12

IRISH CLASS IN CLUBROOMS Ciarán Dunbarr's Irish Class for Adult Beginners is now up and running In Clonduff Clubrooms @ 8pm every Tuesday evening.
Last year's beginners and new members welcome!

SCÓR NA NÓG
Preparations are now well underway for 2015 Scór na nÓg first rounds which will be held on:
Friday 7th November (Glasdrumman @ 7.30),
Saturday 8th November (Burren @ 4pm) and
Sunday 9th November (St Patrick's PS, Hilltown @ 4pm).
All the Clonduff children will all be participating in St Patrick's Primary School on 9th November in all disciplines. Coaching is provided for all competitors.

CAMOGIE
A dominant 2nd half display from Clonduff Camogs to earn a replay v Eglish in Ulster Intermediate Club Final. Playing against the elements in wild and windy Granemore Clonduff scored a single point but the opposition had only scored one until the 20th minute - then they dropped in a couple of long range balls that fooled everybody and ended in the back of the net. The half time score was 2-2 to 0-1What a contrast in the second half - Clonduff started with a goal! And then dominated affairs to pull back to within one point with 18 mins gone. Clonduff, like Eglish in the first half, found the wind difficult to guage and fired so many wides and just couldn't get the equaliser until injury time and still had a chance to win. Eglish didn't score in the second half to leave final score Clonduff 1-5 Eglish 2-2. What a prospect in store for the replay next Sunday - venue and time to be confirmed.
Team and scorers: Kitty Fegan, Leanne Quinn, Jenna Boden, Orla Maginn, Nicola O'Hagan, Fionnuala Carr, Clare McGillign, Lisa McPolin (0-1), Ursula Quinn (Capt), Lizzie Wilson, Paula Gribben (0-1), Cassie Fitzpatrick, Karen Haughey (0-1), Sara Louise Carr (1-2), Orla Gribben. Sub used: Petrina Lively. Other panellists: Debra Murray, Shannon O'Hagan, Caílín Hynes, Niohmí Murray, Ciara Tumilty, Niamh Brown, Onagh McClorey

FOOTBALL
U21 FOOTBALL Downpatrick 1-3 Clonduff 3-11
The game in Downpatrick was played in very difficult conditions. Clonduff got off to a good start but were wasteful in front of goal. They conceded a penalty against the run of play but replied immediately with a well-worked team goal finished by Rían Branagan. Playing with wind advantage in the second half The Yellas dominated midfield which led to a constant supply of good ball to the inside forward line.
Clonduff ran out convincing winners scoring 2-11 in the second period - Barry O'Hagan scored both goals. Next week's game v Darragh Cross at home is a huge one!
Team: Aaron Sherry, Declan Gribben, Shay Murnin, Caolan McAvoy, Eamon Grant, Conal Brown, Rory McQuaid, Jamie Curran, Liam McAleavey, Sean Downey, Patrick O'Hagan, David Quinn, Rían Branagan, Barry O'Hagan, Jayme Gribben. Subs used: Kevin Smith, Darren Harper, Danny Burns

HANDBALL
GIRLS HANDBALL TRAINING STARTED SATURDAY 25TH OCTOBER and continues every Saturday as follows:7-9 year-olds 10-10.45.10-12/13 year olds 10.45 to 11.30There must be some parents present at all timesPlayers must wear goggles.
Clonduff Club shop now stocking Handball goggles, gloves and balls 
Handball Coaching Morning for U12 boys and girls
Saturday 8th November 10am-1pm in Saval
Everyone will get a chance to play One Wall and 40 x 20
Goggles must be worn

St Mark's Kenya Fundraiser in Clonduff Clubrooms
The families of Minor Footballer Michael Grant and Jenny Smyth from Mayobridge organised a most successful fundraiser in Clonduff Clubrooms for their young people who are travelling to Kenya next year with St Mark's High School, Warrenpoint. The day began @ 2.30pm with a Fashion Show - (fashions by 'Style 4 U', Hilltown) and concluded with Afternoon Tea and light entertainment.
Michael & Jenny would sincerely like to thank the many people who've made this event possible:
Style 4 You and Models
Hugh Murray, Diamonds Restaurant (main food sponsor)
Elite Hats
Clonduff GAA Club and the Social Club staff
Ann Murray, Eileen McCusker, Colleen Walls, junior Set Dancers, Scór na nÓg Solo Singers Aoife Trainor and Kayleigh McPolin and local harpist Rachel Fitzpatrick
All those who donated and help serve the food and drink; donated raffle prizes, monies, sold tickets for the event and raffle tickets, lent china, helped behind the scenes, in fact, all those who helped in any way - A lot of money was raised! Thank you!
 
'THRILLTOWN' YOUTH FESTIVAL - WEDNESDAY 29TH OCTOBER TO FRIDAY 31ST OCTOBER
Hilltown Youth Club
Halloween themed events for Primary and Secondary School age children
Concluding at Fireworks Display (Hilltown Community Safety Partnership) in Chapel Car Park, Rathfriland Road - Fancy Dress, Flash Mob Zombie Dance for 10+ and late night Scary Storytelling for older teens back in Youth Club.
Volunteers are needed to help out over the three days - so if you have a little bit of time to spare your help would be much appreciated. Volunteer will need to attend Child Protection training in Youth Club on Tuesday evening 28th October from 7-9pm - please bring along photographic ID.

DOGS ARE STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED IN CLONDUFF PARK!

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