An Riocht club notes

December 05, 2016

AN RIOCHT / KINGDOM 

 

Tuesday 6th December

10am Yoga with Claire; 5pm Dunaman Football; 6pm Irish Dancing; 6.30pm Boys and Girls Clubs will run a one night Child Protection course at Dunavil; this will be particularly relevant to those thinking of helping with teams or in the youth club come the new year; 7pm Bootcamp; 7.15pm beginners and conversational Irish. NO Youth Club tonight.

Wednesday 7th December

11am Men's Shed; 6pm Ladies keep-fit with Claire; 7pm Christmas Arts and Crafts; 8.30pm Dunaman Football

Thursday 8th December

6pm Irish Dancing; 1pm Men's Shed Christmas Dinner; 7pm Boot Camp; 8pm Basketball 

Friday 9th December

11am Men's Shed; NO Youth Club tonight; 6.30pm Festive Family Fun at Dunavil £2 a child or £5 a family - Santa, music, food, inflatables including Toddler Zone, Demolition Zone, Rock 'n' Roller, Rodeo Reindeer and more and don't forget to leave your Christmas letters in Santa's Post Box at Dunavil.

Saturday 10th December

11am P1/P2 Football, last one before Christmas; 2pm Birthday Party

Sunday 11th December

10.30am Breakfast @ Dunavil; 4pm PIPS service of remembrance, hope and healing; 8pm Bingo.

Monday 12th December

11am Men's Shed; 6.45pm P6 Indoor Gaelic; 9pm Lotto

Tuesday 13th December

10am Yoga with Claire; 5pm Indoor Football; 6pm Irish Dancing; 6.30pm FIFA 17 tournament; 7pm Bootcamp; 8pm Basketball; 

 

In the Cumann Na Bunscol Indoor Camogie at Dunavil St Colmans and Kilcoo qualified, well done.

 

Santa arrived in style on his reindeer driven Scandinavian sleigh to turn on our Christmas illuminations and pose for photos with all the young people who attended. Thanks to Newry, Mourne and Down Council for their assistance.

 

Gavin Finnegan represented An Riocht at the South Down Convention; congratulations to Michael O'Rourke who was returned as South Down GAA Secretary.

 

The Men's Shed had an away day in Belfast last week taking in a tour of City Hall and the Christmas Market. Becoming a member of a Men's Shed gives a man a safe and busy environment in an atmosphere of friendship. And, importantly, there is no pressure. Men can just come and have a chat and a cuppa if that is all they're looking for. Members of Men's Sheds can come from all walks of life - the bond that unites them is that they are men with time on their hands and they would like something meaningful to do with that time be it wood working, painting, reading, gardening, going on trips, whatever.

 

Keep Wednesday evening, 21st December free for our traditional Christmas Family Table Quiz.

 

An Riocht Membership 2017 now due Child (U18) £10; Adult £25; Senior Citizen £10; Family £60 (2 adults & unlimited children).

 

If you are alone, lonely or the whole Christmas Day fuss is just too much, then why not join us at Dunavil at 1pm for a traditional Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day. For more information: call into the club or phone 028 4176 3681 or email [email protected]  

 

An Riocht 'Mol An Oige' Gaelic Games Coaching Programme:

Indoor Camogie for U12 (born 2005/06) Wednesdays at 8pm starting 18th January

Indoor Camogie for P5 & P6 Fridays at 7.30pm starting 20th January

Indoor Camogie for P3 & P4 Wednesdays at 7pm starting 18th January

Indoor Camogie for P1 & P2 Fridays at 6.30pm starting 20th January 

Outdoor Gaelic Football (weather permitting) for U12 (born 2005/06) Sundays at 11am starting 8th January

Indoor Gaelic Football for P5 & P6 Mondays at 6.45pm starting 9thJanuary

Indoor Gaelic Football for P3 & P4 Saturdays at 12pm starting 21st January

Indoor Gaelic Football for P1 & P2 Saturdays at 11am starting 21st January 

 

South Down Interclub is a new initiative starting Friday 16th December for 5 or 6 young people aged 14 to 16 years. Ourselves, Education Authority and other youth clubs in the area are teaming up to deliver a programme which includes a 3-day residential, an OCN qualification, and the opportunity to develop leadership skills. If interested, please contact the club directly or feel free to send us a message to our facebook page.

 

Christmas Gift ideas at Dunavil include, camogie gloves, bas bags, sticks, sliothars, mouth guards, hurling stick shaped medal holders.

 

Congratulations to John and Eileen Lavery who won £1,000 in the Down Draw bringing An Riocht's winning total in 2016 to over £7,000; 2017 tickets are available now.

 

An Riocht 'Cow Pat' challenge squares on sale now from the club or any committee member.

 

Paula Fearon & Joanna Sloan, joint-Chairpersons of An Riocht Camogie, have issued an open invitation to all former Camogie players, current Camogie players and parents of juvenile Camogie players to an informal Christmas time gettogether over a cup of coffee to celebrate the Camogie successes of 2016 and to discuss the way forward for An Riocht camogie in 2017 and beyond at Dunavil from 7.30pm to 9pm on Thursday 15th December.

 

Boys & Girls Clubs (NI) are offering youth clubs within their membership the opportunity to participate in a good relations programme January to March 2017.
Limited - Only 20 places available welcoming young people aged 14 to 19 years from all community backgrounds. Programme includes outdoor adventure activities, 3 day residential at Kilbroney Centre, Rostrevor from 17-19th February 2017, training opportunities, celebration event and lots more.

 

Boys & Girls Clubs (NI) are offering youth clubs within their membership the opportunity to participate in a youth exchange programme January to March 2017.
Limited - Only 8 places available welcoming young people aged 15 to 19 years from all community backgrounds. Programme includes: outdoor adventure activities, 5 night residential 13 to 18th February 2017 participation & citizenship, youth sports & leisure, group work and lots more.

 

Coderdojo coming soon to a place near you early in 2017. Are you interested in computers? Are you aged 16 +? Would you like to build your own game, app or website? Are you curious and creative? If you've answered "yes" to any of the questions above, please get in touch with us. Coderdojo is a movement orientated around running free, not-for-profit coding clubs which teach young people to learn how to write computer code, develop websites, apps, programs, games and more

 

 


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