Tuesday 1 September

10am Ladies Keep-fit; 11am Education Authority meeting in Armagh; 6pm Irish Dancing; U14 Camogie home v Ballyholland; 7.30pm Planning & Physical Development Committee meeting.
Wednesday 2 September
11am Men's Shed; 6pm NMDC meeting in Rostrevor; 7pm Senior Football training; 7.30pm Finance & Social special meeting to organise Strictly Come Dancing; even if you do not usually attend these meetings if you are willing to help with Strictly Come Dancing then please come along on this occasion.
Thursday 3 September
11.30am Education Authority meeting at Dunavil; 7pm U18 Camogie practice; 7pm Strictly Group Dance; 8pm Basketball.
Friday 4 September
6.30pm P5/P6 Football.
Saturday 5 September
No P1/P4 Football today; 10am to 12pm 'Coaching the Coaches' with Philip Kerr @ Dunavil. All current Football coaches and anyone thinking about getting involved from P1 to Seniors should attend; 1pm Official Opening of the Kingdom Community Gym by Dame Mary Peters Gold Medallist in the Women's Pentathlon at the 1982 Munich Olympic Games. Everyone welcome, refreshments available.
Sunday 6 September
An Riocht U18 Camogie Championship Final v Ballygalget; free bus for supporters, juvenile players and family members.
Monday 7 September
11am Men's Shed; 730pm Executive Committee meeting.
Tuesday 8 September
10am Ladies Keep-fit; 2pm County Down Rural Community Network visit; 6pm Irish Dancing.

An Riocht (Down) re-arranged Underage Camogie Tournaments take place on Saturday 19th September- the Patsy Conkey U12 9-a-side (holders Bellaghy) and the Sharon Morgan U16 7-a-side (holders An Riocht). There are 7 pitches in use and both competitions will take place simultaneously. The emphasis in all the tournaments will be on enjoyment and playing against new teams. Teas and sandwiches, burgers and juice will be on sale. The first games will start at 11am, with the finals taking place approx 3pm; to confirm participation please email [email protected] or telephone 028 417 63681 before 11th September. There is no entry fee. Teams entered to date:
U12: Aghaderg, An Riocht, Atticall, Ballycran, Ballygalget, Derrynoose, Kilcoo, Killeavy, Lavey, Liatroim, Loup, Middletown, Mullaghbawn, Na Magha, Portaferry, Slaughtneil.
U16: An Riocht, Atticall, Ballygalget, Kilcoo, Kileavy, Middletown, Na Magha, Slaughneil, Tir Na nOg Randalstown, Tir Na nOg Randalstown 'A'.

The U8, U10 & U12 Camogie Fun and Games and Barbecue brought the summer season to a close on Wednesday past. In a few weeks, following coach training, an autumn 8 week programme to improve camogie skills will begin in the hall.

The last Car Boot Sale took place on Thursday, thanks to everyone who supported them over the summer.

In the U14 Football v Annaclone played in a monsoon, An Riocht lost 3-6 to 5-8.

At the U16 Camogie in Clonduff, An Riocht put in a good shift losing 4-3 to 8-4, a score line which flattered the hosts who made that little bit more of their chances. However this was a good solid performance from our girls to end the season with some outstanding passages of play creating some brilliant scores and great tackles.
Team: Caoimhe Donnan, Andrea O'Neill, Caoimhe Leigh Spiers, Kayleigh Ferguson, Caoimhe McAlinden, Cerys Clarke, Orlaith O'Rourke, Tiarna Donnan, Eve Doran, Aoife McDowell, Sophie McDowell, Ciarrai Connor, Molly Ireland, Kirsti Cunningham, Clare Fearon.

In the U16 Football Championship An Riocht had St Patricks as visitors and ran out winners on a 4-20 to 6-2 score line to reach the semi-final. Team: JJ Eakins, P Curran, WJ Harper, C Flanagan, E Sloan 0-2, Cormac Clarke 0-1, Conor Clarke 2-4, R Campbell 1-10, C Campbell, P McComiskey 1-3, R Mackey, J Cunningham, J Rodgers.

The Senior Football match home v Bosco did not take place as the Newry side did not travel.

The U12 Footballers played Mayobridge at Dunavil on Sunday and did really well for the first half but ran out of steam after the break.

The Reserve Footballers Championship run came to a halt on Sunday when Liatroim bested them 4-13 to 0-15. A disastrous start saw An Riocht concede three goals in the opening ten minutes. Collie McCrickard was on top at midfield and Ryan Doyle and Pearse Og McCrickard were razor sharp forwards as the Fontenoys led 3-8 to 0-5 at the break with Andrew Harper (2), Michael O'Rourke (2) and Darragh Campbell replying with points for An Riocht.
A cleverer kick-out strategy on the restart bypassed centre field and An Riocht ate into the deficit with a succession of points but could not get in for the goal they needed and the visitors plundered a late fourth goal to cap their win.
Best in a poor performance were Michael Harper, Darragh Campbell, Michael O'Rourke and both subs Stephen McDowell and Shane Cunningham made good impacts when introduced.
An Riocht: B Allen, M Rooney, S Corr, M Harper, S McArdle 0-1, B Rodgers, L Rodgers 0-1, B Sloan, D Matthews, A Harper 0-2, M O'Rourke 0-5 (3f), D Campbell 0-2, N McComiskey, JL Cordell 0-3 (2f), S Flanagan. Subs S McDowell 0-1, S Cunningham.
Liatroim: R McAleenan, C Doyle, D O'Prey, A O'Hare, S O'Rourke, J Malone, R Madine, C McCrickard 0-1, C McAleenan, P Brennan 0-1, E Ward 2-1, R Doyle 0-4 (2f), P Og McCrickard 2-6, L Middleton, E Ward.

Sunday 6th September @ 1pm Minor Camogie Final in CLONDUFF

An Riocht v Ballygalget

Free supporters bus leaves Dunavil 12pm, to book your seat contact Dunavil before 6pm Thursday; return to the club for refreshments after the match.

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