Clonduff Notes

July 13, 2015

BOLEY FUN DAY IN CLONDUFF PARK

Sunday 12th July in Clonduff GAA Club began with the now traditional 'Big Breakfast' when locals and visitors to the area take the opportunity to give themselves a 'holiday' from their own kitchens and avail of the hospitality available in Clonduff Club.
The weather remained favourable throughout the day for the fun and frolics in Clonduff Park with club PRO Francis Quinn compeering the day's activities. Four regional parish teams contested the 'Parish Knockout' by fair means or foul over the course of eight adult and five juvenile games. The teams taking part were: Kilkeel Road and Out There, Yellow Road and Friends, Aonach Court and Guests and Ballygorian Road. The Yellow Road and Friends, captained by Marie Kelly proved too good for the rest and collected the new trophy. Marie's team mates were: El Fegan, Paula Cairns, Carrie Smith, Paul McCusker, Mark Bradley, JJ Fallon, Karl O'Hagan, Ellen Kelly, Charlie Kerr, Sophie Hannaway and Eamon Brown.
It was then the turn of the 'Bubble Football' making its debut in Clonduff Park. Six male and two female teams were brave enough to have a go in this hilarious game. Cabra Harps, Cantona's Army, Dark Knights, Real Malids, The Eggs and Dodge Ball went into a knockout competition with Real Malids and Cantona's Army contesting the final. Cantona's Army took an early lead and led 1-0 at the change over but the Real Malids hit two in the second half to take the title. The winning team was Liam McGreevy, Paudie Brown, Niall Brown, Stephen McConville and Kevin Smith.
The day's events concluded with the Tug O' War with Doran's, Lowry's and Minnie Doyle's contesting the Golden Boot which was won by Doran's. Then there was the novelty of two U14 boys' teams 'taking the strain' and despite some of them having difficulty getting their hands around the rope they put on a great display with honours even.
A big thank you to all those involved in the day - cooks, waiters/waitresses, dishwashers, organisers, stewards, cleaners, shop keepers and those who supplied materials/equipment for the games. Massive thanks to the diners and games participants without whom the day could not have happened. Roll on next year!

KELLOGS CUL CAMP IN CLONDUFF PARK
Monday - Friday 3rd - 7th August
Contact Teresa Carr 07872950297 for Registration Form or Register online via Down website www.downgaa.net Down runs a Nursery Camp for P1 and P2 children - cannot register Nursery Campers online!
CLONDUFF CAMOGIE AND HURLING CAMPS - Monday - Friday 10th - 14th August

MacDonald's Sponsor New Equipment for Clonduff JUVENILES
Many thanks to MacDonald's Newry for sponsoring new juvenile goalposts and footballs for Clonduff youngsters. The cheque was presented to Clonduff Chairman Brendan Murray by MacDonald's Business Manager Brian Canavan on Sunday morning.

CLONDUFF FIXTURES up to Saturday 25TH July 2015 - most evening games @ 7.30pm
Monday 13th July - Boley Poc Fada on Hen Mountain @ 1pm
Family Fun Quiz in Clubrooms @ 8pm
Tuesday 14th July -  U16 Camogie Bredagh v Clonduff
Thursday 16th July -  Jun HL Clonduff v Bredagh
Saturday 18th July -  U12 Camogie Ballela v Clonduff
Ulster HL Clonduff v Ballela @ 4pm
LGFA JFL St Michaels v Clonduff @ 7pm
Sunday 19th July - LGFA U14 FL Kilcoo v Clonduff
Monday 20th July - Jun HL Carryduff v Clonduff
Tuesday 21st July - U14 Camogie Clonduff v Mayobridge
Wednesday 22nd July - LGFA U12 FL Clonduff v Saval
Saturday 25th July - Ulster HL Clonduff v Craobh Rua
LGFA JFL Clonduff v St John's


CLUB SHOP
Club shop open Sunday mornings from 10.30-12.00 and on Wednesday evenings from 6.30-8pm or ring Goretta/Noleen on 02840631753 or 07749070284


Dogs are strictly not allowed in Clonduff Park!

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