Updates from the Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's, Brackaville, Ardboe, St Macartan's Ladies and An Clochar Éire Óg, An Baile Nua, Gleann Eallaigh, Charrig Mhor Eire Ogs, Stewartstown Harps, Aireagal Chiarain, Edendork St Malachy's GAC, Trillick St Macartan's GAC and An Chárraig Mhór clubs. Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's SENIOR/RESERVE FOOTBALL The Seniors claimed an important win in Tattyreagh yesterday defeating the home-side on a scoreline of 3-13 to 2-7. The concession of a goal in each half meant that the game was never completely out of reach for the Tatts until the final 10 minutes when Derrylaughan up the tempo to finish strong. Thanks to Tattyreagh for the refreshments served after the game in their impressive new club house. The victory has guaranteed the Barry's division 2 football for next year. In what has been a mixed season, the players can now look forward to a well earned break in the knowledge that there is plenty of potential in this team to figure prominently in 2009. 2 fixtures are still remaining on the calendar, the first of which sees us scheduled to travel to the Rock this Saturday (8th) for a 2pm throw-in. The final fixture against Moy has yet to be confirmed. COACHING WORKSHOP Last Thursday night saw an excellent workshop held at the shore by Paddy Linden with a number of our coaches on hand listening intently. Thanks to Paddy for his services on the night. SCOR This Sunday, pride of place in the club will go to our instrumental group and quiz team who compete in the semi-finals of the Tyrone Scor. The venue is Carrickmore and all support for both teams is greatly appreciated. PRESENTATION NIGHT Tickets are now available from any committee member for the annual club presentation night to be held in the Van Gough Suite of the Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan on 29th November. An excellent night is in store with the Sam Maguire & Tom Markham Cup to be present. Jokers Wild will provide the musical entertainment. Final numbers for the dinner must be known by 24th November. A bus has been arranged for anyone interested in travelling to Monaghan on the night - please contact Paul McCourt by 24th November on 0770774006. CLUB QUESTIONNAIRE Please note that all members should now have received a questionnaire covering all aspects of how the club is currently operating. If you have not yet received your questionnaire please get in touch with any committee member. We hope that you can set aside a few minutes to complete the questionnaire and return it to the club as quickly as possible by one of the methods listed on the letter. Your response is valued and all responses are due in by this Friday 7th. FAREWELL Best of wishes to our (ex) club secretary & player Paddy Coary who, for some strange reason, has swapped the lovely surroundings of the loughshore for the much less glamorous Bondi Beach in Sydney. Paddy has embarked on a 2nd trip down under and the club would like to wish him all the best on his travels and also thank him for his tireless efforts as secretary in a very demanding year. Good luck! LOTTO Lotto numbers drawn for 2nd November were 2, 4, 16 & 19. Brendan McGrath (Derryveen), Gerard McMoran (Doon Avenue), Peter McMahon (Derrylaughan) & Nora McMahon (Derrylaughan) all correctly guessed 3 numbers and won £15. The jackpot now stands at a nice £2,000. Brackaville Football A disappointing weekend of football for the roes as the U16s lost their championship replay to Trillick on saturday morning in loughmacrory, the lads played well but missed chances and no luck on the day proved to be the difference, in the end getting beat by a 4 point margin. Then on sunday the U13 side travelled to Greencastle for their Decider and again an 8 point lead midway through the second half just wasn't enough as the referee blew time the 1 point difference could be seen in the disappointment in the brackaville players.   Lotto This weeks lotto numbers were 3, 12, 14 and 19 there was no jackpot winner with Phil Morgan matching 3. Next weeks Jackpot £2650 This weeks Find the joker was not revelled, although the consolation prize went to Paul Barrett who picked number 32 the King of Diamonds Both the lotto and pick the joker can be bought in the club from thursday night on.  NOTES The Club table Quiz will resume every thursday night from this week onwards starting at 9pm, teams of 4 all welcome, all proceeds in aid of a chosen charity, The U8, 10, and 12 Dinner Dance will be held on Friday 7th November at 7pm this is followed by the Ceomhaltas night from 9 all welcome The next Development meeting will be held on 11th november at  8  all members welcome . the Annual mass for Deceased Members is on Friday 14th november. The committee and members offer their deepest sympathies so the Donaghy, McGrath, McSloy and Hannah families on their recent bereavements Ardboe Lotto numbers for Friday 31st October were 2, 3, 17, 27.  Three match 3 winners.  Jackpot now ¬£4000. A dramatic comeback saw Ardboe claim their first grade 1 minor football championship in 10 years on Saturday in Galbally.  Playing sercond fiddle to a rampant Omagh team, Ardboe went in a half time trailing 1-7 - 0-2.  Despite being reduced to 14 men late in the first half Omagh started were they had left off with an early second half point to leave Ardboe trailing by 9.  Seemingly chasing a lost cause this young Rossa side had other ideas and when Kyle Coney set up Substitute Kieran Robinson for a 56th minute goal Ardboe were back in contention.  With Kyle Coney pulling the strings of the square the same player hit the winning score on 62 minutes much to the jubilation of a large Ardboe following.  Scorers - Kyle Coney 0-6, Kieran Robinson 1-0, Mark Quinn 0-1, Shea McGuigan 0-1, Gavin Teague 0-1, Stephen O'Shea 0-1.  The Committee and members of Ardboe O'Donovan Rossa would like to express their gratitude and appreciation for the hard work and effort made by all involved in the minor squad and management of Enda Bell, Kevin Teague & Gavin Devlin this year.  Thanks also to all sponsors who helped by bags and tracksuits and post match meal for the lads on county final day. The seniors made the long trip to Dromore on Sunday for round 12 of the A.C.L.  Played in near perfect conditions Dromore took an early 0-3 - 0-1 lead, but by the 20th minute Ardboe had edged in front with points from the McGuigan brothers and Kyle Coney.  With Dromore still in the hunt for league honours they were never going to go away easy and by half time the sides were level at 0-7 a piece.  Five unanswered points early in the second half left Ardboe an uphill task, but Tommy McGuigan goal midway through the half took Ardboe back into contention.  A late John McConville point took us within 1 score of our opponents but Dromore held out adding 1 point of their own to win on a score line of 0-15 - 1-10. The Youth presentation night will go ahead on Thursday 27th November in the Parish Centre between 7-9pm. St Macartan's Ladies The Club Jackpot Joker started off again on Friday night and the lucky number drawn was No.33, the Jackpot didn't go and next week the Prizemoney on offer is £225. The £20 lucky Dip winner was Willie McKenna, Augher. NB! This weeks Draw will take place on Friday night in Mellons Bar, Clogher. Envelopes are available in all area's in Augher Clogher Eskra and Aughnacloy. The Rota sellers are asked to ensure all sales are returned no later than 10.45pm. Well done to all the sellers who put in a great effort. If any seller is unavailable make sure to contact the Area co-ordinator. Co -ordinators must ensure envelopes are left in all shops and Pubs which sell the Jackpot Joker envelopes. Those on the Rota for the month of November is as follows night- Clogher, Ursula Mc Connell - Augher - Briege Daly - Aughnacloy - Sinead Colton & Mairead Holland, Eskra - Maura Kelly & Leanne Woods. If unavailable to collect, get a replacement to cover. Senior Football - Well done to the Senior Girls on winning the Shield Final in Marbella, Spain. It was a great honour for the Girls to take part in this invitational European Girls G.A.A. competition involving one team from each province in Ireland. St Macartan's defeated Barna from Galway to win the Shield. 100 Club Draw- The St. Macartan's Ladies embark on their Monthly 100 Club members Draw offering valuable Prizes each month. The 1st draw takes place this Friday 7th November in the Bridge Tavern Eskra during the Marie Curie Cancer "Blind Date" Fund raising Function. All collectors must have all money with either Eilish or Sinead. No one will be entered in the Draw unless the monthly payments are up to date Club Dinner Dance - The Clubs Annual Dinner Dance and Presentation night will take place in Kelly's Inn on Sat 29th November. All members and Supporters please keep this night free. Tickets are Adults £15 U.16's £10. The U14 Team will be presented with their League Medals. The Senior players will also receive the Runners-Up medals. Could all Player of the year Trophies be returned to Eilish Hackett as soon as possible. Monthly Club Meeting. All Committee members please note the Club Meeting for November will take place on Thursday 27th November at 8.30pm in Fatima Hall. It is essential that all members attend. Club A.G.M - The Clubs Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday 30th November at 5pm in The Youth Centre. It is hoped that all parents interested in the future of the Club will make the effort to attend the A.G.M. Past players are also most welcome. County Board Delegates - Club delegates for the November County Board meeting on Tues 4th are Maura and Grainne Kelly. The Ladies County Convention takes place on 9th Dec in Killyclogher. An Clochar Éire Óg . CLUB LOTTO The Lotto numbers for Sunday 2nd November were, 5,15,17,18. There was no Jackpot winner, The 5 lucky dip winners were Gerard& Saoirse c/o Bogues Bar, Paula Maguire, Patsy McElroy, Willie Corrigan, Susan McSorley, Killyclogher. Jackpot next week reaches a magical £3,900. Tickets on sale in all shops & Pubs in Clogher & Augher. Only a £1 for the chance to win some big money 100 CLUB DRAW Anyone wishing to join can contact any Committee member. This is the Club's only major Fundraiser and it is important that Club members fully support the Draw. £1000 ON OFFER, every month. Please make sure all payments are in on time. Next Draw Is Sun 30th November. Youth Presentation night. The Annual Youth night will take place on Sunday 23rd November in Fatima Hall at 6.30pm, both The Sam Maguire and Thomas Markhem Cups will be present on the night. There will also be two very special guests from The Tyrone Senior and Minor teams, namely Tyrone Senior Manager Mickey Harte and Tyrone Minor Star Finbarr McQuaid. There will be an opportunity for families and Individuals to get, an Historic Photo taken with both All Ireland Trophies, the first time ever both Cups have come to Tyrone in the same year. A professional Photographer will be on hand to take the Photo's. Anyone wishing to have their Photo taken must pay in advance, only those who pay for their photo's can avail of the opportunity. Could all Youth Player of the Year Trophies be returned to Eugene McConnell before this weekend. Annual Club Bazaar- The Clubs popular Bazaar will take place in December, as usual there will be some fantastic prizes on offer with something to suite everyone. The Big Star Prize Draw for 900 Ltrs of Home Heating Oil will take place on the night. Tickets will be available shortly, priced £2 each or 3 for £5. In the present climate with the price of Oil this is sure to be an attractive Draw. Tickets will be on sale in all Shops and Pubs, or from any Committee member. Blind Date - the Clogher Valley Marie Curie Cancer Care Committee are presenting a Special Fund raising "Blind Date" in O'Hagan's Bar Eskra on Friday 7th November at 8.30pm. Some Special Guests will be present including The "Sam Maguire" Cup plus the Tom Markhem Cup. There will also be a special Auction for the much sought after Signed Tyrone jersey by all the All Ireland winners plus a match football signed by all the Tyrone 2008 All Stars. This will be a night not to be missed ! Club Annual General Meeting - The Club's A.G.M. will take place in early December all new faces and involvement from parents would be greatly welcome. This is your Club so Why not play your part Monthly Club Meeting - The November Club meeting will take place on Tuesday next 11th at 8pm in Fatima Hall. Please note change of date. As this is the last meeting before the A.G.M. it is important that all Committee members are present Club Merchandise - Club Jersies, Bags, Shorts plus lots more are available from Eugene McConnell and would make the perfect Christmas present. An Baile Nua clubnotes Good luck to our solo singer, quiz team and ballad group who are representing the club in the county semi-final in Dun Uladh on Friday 7th November.  All support welcome for them! Winner of the 30 week draw for week 26 was First and Last Punters. Can all collectors please return any ticket money to Carmel as soon as they can please. Lotto numbers were 4, 14, 19 and 25. Bridgeen Drumm, Katie McLaughlin, Sean O'Brien and Caoimhe and Cara McMenamin had three numbers each. ~ The defibrillator is stored in a protective box at the side of Castle Hotel for anyone who is trained in using it.   Set dancing classes, tin-whistle and Bodhrán classes continue in the clubrooms.  Irish langugae classes will begin on Monday 17th November from 7.00 to 8.00pm. Cost £30 for ten weeks.  Everybody welcome to all classes.   The AGM will be held on Monday 24th November.  There will be an Irish Night in the Castle Hotel on Saturday 8th November. Music by Replica and admission is £3.00. Any adult who would like to help out in running a youth club please contact Maureen. There will be a meeting for all youth club helpers on Wednesday 12th November at 7.00pm. Gleann Eallaigh club notes The boy's minor team has reached the county league Final. The final will be against Stewartstown on Sunday at 12.30pm. No venue is known at time of writing. We would encourage as many people as possible to turn up and support the team as they attempt to annex the county title. All monies for the grand draw must be in by Friday 7th November at 8pm to Kelly McGaughey, or they will be excluded from the overall grand draw! The dinner-dance has been set for Saturday the 22nd November in the Villa Rose Hotel in Ballybofey, with everyone to be seated for 8pm sharp. There are only a limited number of tickets available, and they will be sold only in the clubrooms on Friday 14th November at 8pm, priced £20. Music will be by the Miracles. The Ladies AGM has been set for 28th November at 7.30pm in the clubrooms. The menís AGM will be on the 30th November at 2pm in the clubrooms. Forms for nominations and motions will be available shortly in the shops and by email. There will be a ceili in Plumbridge Parochial Hall on Saturday 8th November, with music by Finvola. Cost is £5 each, and this includes supper. Could all award winners from last yearís dinner-dance please return their trophies to Leo as soon as possible so they can be engraved for this years dance. The recycling facility continues at the football pitch. The use of this facility is greatly appreciated and we encourage people to continue to use it as it helps the club. We congratulate and thank everyone who participated in Junior Scor last Friday night you done your club proud. The next round is in Dun Uladh, Killyclogher, on the 7th November 2008 at 7:30pm. We would like as many people as possible to go along and support them. Anyone who would volunteer to take part in Senior Scor should now contact the club through any of the following Tel. Nos. 81648744/ 81647935/ 81648719/ 81648422/ 81648694/ 81647077. An Charrig Mhor Eire Ogs club notes The Seniors Intermediate Championship replay against Gort na Mona has been scheduled for Sunday in Ballinascreen and the team will heed as much support as possible if they are to overcome a tough side. On Saturday at 2.15pm also in Ballinascreen the Minors open their Ulster account to Middletown with a place in the Semi Final against Portaferry at stake. The team will be going into the game on a high after there emphatic win over Dunngannon in the County decider winning by a scoreline of 8-10 to 1-0. They also won a tough challenge game against Dungiven held last weekend The clubs annual Dinner Dance will be held this year on 29th November in the Patrician Hall. A night will be held in the Hall for all patrons to collect their tickets and will be announced in next weeks notes. Stewartstown Harps notes Minors Our minor teams long awaited league final takes place this Sunday at 12.30. The lads will face a very tough test against a very strong Glenelly side. As of yet, no venue has been confirmed but details will be released later in the week. The players have put in a lot of effort all year and as much support as possible would be appreciated for the team. Good luck to all the players and management for the game. Reserves The reserves played Trillick on Monday night in the championship semi final. Played in excellent conditions, both teams battled for every ball in what was a very entertaining game. However, Trillickís greater fitness told at the end and they held on and won by 5 points in the end. This was a game that we could have won but every player can be proud of the effort they put in on the night. The final score was 3-8 to 1-9. Seniors The seniors played Clann na Gael on Sunday. Fielding a much weakened team, it was always going to be a difficult test and so it proved as we were defeated by 8 points. The seniors only have one game left and that is away to Trillick. No date has been confirmed for this game. Club na Clairseacha We are fast approaching the deadline for members of Club na Clairseacha. Committee members will be travelling round the community in the coming days so if you have not already signed up, please make an effort to do so by contacting any committee member as soon as possible. Aireagal Chiarain club notes Our seniors entertain newly-crowned Tyrone champions Clonoe on Saturday (2.00p.m.),a good yardstick to measure ourselves against. This is our final home league game of the season and supporters are asked to come out in force to Dunmoyle for one final time this year. Our minors will face the winners of this week's league semi-final between Omagh and Dromore in the near future to decide the league title. There will be an opportunity for all club members to meet our Tyrone senior and minor heroes from the club, along with the Sam Maguire and Tom Markham cups in Quinn's Corner on Sunday November 9th. This event will be combined with the youth presentations for the year and is a unique opportunity not to be missed. Congratulations to Enda McGinley and the Ireland team on their victory 'down under' and commiserations to club men John Devine and David Harte who represented Ulster in this year's Railway Cup, losing to Munster in the semi-final The ladies have fixed their AGM for Sunday November 30th at the clubrooms in Dunmoyle. Time to be confirmed. Irish language classes get up and running again in the parish on Wednesday November 12th at 7.30p.m.  The venue is 'the hut' in Glencull and these classes will cater for a variety of abilities, including beginners. These classes are open to everyone, for further information contact Eoin Gormley or Mark Harte. Alphalot letters this week are A E N U X. £25 lucky dip winners are Kevin Somerville, Tommy McCrystal, Vera McGirr and Paul McCaughey.Next week's jackpot will be £12200. Edendork St Malachy's GAC notes The seniors pulled off a great win over Killeeshil on Sunday in the League. This result lifted us off the bottom of the table and gave us a fighting chance to avoid relegation. It was the first time this season that the team had a full squad to pick from, players were free from injury and all suspensions had been served. This showed on the pitch as the team had a strong positive attitude going into the game and had a steely determination to get something from the match. The whole team played superbly throughout the entire sixty minutes and indeed took some great scores. The final score read 1-16 to 0-05, Daniel Grimley scoring 1-04, David Toner 0-05, Karl McGuckin 0-04, John McGuckin 0-02 and Paul Devlin 0-01. The November Committee meeting will take place on Thursday 6th at 9:00pm in the clubrooms. The meeting will be preceded by the Members Monthly Draw, all members and collectors are asked to ensure they are up to date with payments. Training continues for seniors on Friday night at 7:30pm. All players must attend as our League campaign is at a critical stage. The seniors play Pomeroy at home on Saturday in the league at 12:00pm. The Minors unfortunately lost League Final against Eglish in Galbally on Saturday. After playing a good first half the team couldn't keep the momentum going in the second period and were beaten by a stronger more determined Eglish side. The club would like to thank players and management for their efforts and congratulate Eglish on their win. Anyone interested in the following Ladies Coaching Courses please contact Rosemary Nelis. The Courses are, Fundamental Coaching, Level 1 Coaching, The Ladies Referee Qualification or Ready Steady Play Coaching for Parents. The Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday 30th November at 6:00pm in the clubrooms. Nomination forms are available from Secretary Brendan Currie and can be printed off from the club website, www.edendorkgac.com. The Youth Dinner will take place in The Gables on Thursday 27th November at 7:00pm and will cost £5:00 per child. The Edendork St Malachy's GAC Dinner Dance will take place in Dungannon Golf Club on Saturday 31st January. There were no winners of this weeks lotto, the numbers were 1 8 13 19 and the bonus was 7. Marty Stringer, The Square Bar won the £20 lucky dip. The Jackpot is now £1200 and the consolation is £300. The draw will take place on Sunday night in The Gables. Trillick St Macartan's GAC notes It was another memorable weekend for the club with the U16 boys and the Reserves winning their championship and league titles respectively. The U16s kicked off the competitive action against Brackaville on Saturday morning in what was another hard fought encounter. A well taken goal >from Stephen O'Donnell, along with some superb saves from Joe Maguire in goals helped seal the victory for the Reds.  The game finished on a score of 1-11 to 0-10. Congratulations to both players and management on a well deserved victory. Next in action were the reserves and seniors when they travelled to take on An Carraig. With the reserves sitting at the top of the league table and with only two games left to play it was the perfect opportunity to claim the league title.  The Reds dominated the game from the beginning with Malachy McElholm and Conor Daly scoring Trillick's three goals. Trillick ran out deserving winners on a score line of 2-07 to 3-11. Trillick's scorers: M McElholm (1.03); C Daly (2.02); D Gormley (0.02); E McFadden, J McElholm, L Donnelly and N Kelly (0.01 each). It was a somewhat different outcome for the seniors when they suffered their first defeat of the season. A penalty for An Carraig in injury time put an end to the Reds unbeaten run. The game finished on a score line of 1.09 to 0.10. Trillick's scorers: P McGrade (0.03); M Donnelly (0.02); D Connolly (0.02); S Gormley, P Corry and M McElholm (0.01 each) The reserves continued their championship run with a close fought semi-final win over Stewartstown on Monday night last, on a score line of 3.07 to 1.09. Goals from Damien Gormley, Joe McElholm and Malachy McElholm helped secure victory. Trillick now face Pomeroy in the final, with the fixture to be arranged. This weekend will see Trillick compete in the Ulster Championship when they take on Ballybay  (Monaghan) at 2:30pm in Omagh. All support would be greatly appreciated. The Club is organizing a Blitz on Saturday at 12 noon sharp for all U12 girls and for U8 and U10 boys. Anyone who is available to help out should contact Dermot McCaughey. Preparations for the Gala Ball are well under way and it is important that everyone who has booked to attend is paid up to date. The Club is asking any individuals, businesses or companies that would like to make a donation to the Gala either as a prize or for the auction to contact any of the organizing committee. All those who make a donation will be mentioned in the Gala Programme on the night. An Chárraig Mhór The Seniors are at the minute waiting for their last game against Errigal Ciaran to complete the league campaign. Despite the absolute necessity to play the Eglish game last week we are left with no game this weekend. The Under 21's fell to Errigal Ciaran in the Quarter Final of the Championship on Saturday at Dunmoyle. The Final of the Vincent Gormley Masters (Over 35) Carrickmore v Maghery will take place this Saturday 8th November, 4pm at Pairc Colmcille. With a chance to have a look at the stars of the not so distant past your support will be greatly appreciated with gate proceeds and donations going towards chosen cancer charities. The tournament has been a huge success with 12 teams competing at various venues around the county over the past two months. Lets hope the final lives up to all expectations and does justice to the memory of Vincent, We are hosting Scór na Nóg this Sunday at 6pm in the Patrician Hall. The club will be represented in six events - solo singing, recitation, ceili dancing, set dancing, instrumental and the quiz. Good luck to all those taking part that have been practicing long and hard over the past months. All help will be appreciated to steward the event so please volunteer your services if you are available on the night. The annual mass for the deceased members of the club will take place on 29th November. Anyone interested in these couses please contact Paula Cuddy before Sunday 7th Nov. The 'Grab Your Whistle' Course - This course is over 2 days. Saturday 22nd November (7Hours). Saturday 29th November (6Hours). 'Funamentals' Saturday 6th December and is 6 hours. A sale of club merchandise at a reduced price of 20% on most items has now started. The club would like to express our deepest sympathy to the families of the following who died during the past month. Michael Donnelly, Mary Mc Caskie, Mickey Donaghy, Susan Meenagh, Patrick Mc Killion, Jonathen Heagney, Sarah Mc Grath, Patricia Collins.May they rest in peace. The mobile screening unit of CRY (Cardiac Arrest in the Young) will be at Omagh Co. Hospital soon and is offering screening at a reduced rate of £35 per person. If you are interested in getting screened please get in touch with a committee member so that the possibility of sending a club group to get screened can be explored. Lotto: Numbers 2,3,7,8,10: Winner:M. Mc Gurk, C. Begley, T. Loughran, M. Tracey, A. Donnelly, P. Mc Elroy, E. Mc Aleer, E. Loughran, S. Kelly, K. Mullan, M&L Mc Callan, O. Hamill. :. Next weeks Jackpot £6100. Tweet

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