Club notes from the Stewartstown Harps, Aireagal Chiarain, Kildress, Eire Og, An Charriag Mhor, Droim Ratha na Sarseil, An Baile Nua, Edendork St Malachy's, Loch Mhic RuairÌ Naomh Treasa, Galbally Pearses, Clann Na nGael, An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg, Glenelly, Cookstown Fr Rocks, Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's and Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo clubs. Stewartstown Harps GAC Senior/ reserve The ACL continued on Friday night when Cookstown were the visitors to Mullaghmoyle.  In the reserve game, a lot of wasted possession and missed chances from the team allowed a much more economical Cookstown team to always stay in front and in the end run out convincing winners. Best for the reserves were Brendan Kelly and Barry Bleeks. In the senior match, both teams gave it everything and served up a very entertaining game. Two goals in the early stages of the second half looked to have given Cookstown an unassailable lead but the Harps continued to battle and in the end lost out by a goal on a 2-13 to 1-13 score line. Scorers for the Harps were John Devlin 1-2, Anton Coyle 0-5, Peter Armour 0-4, Michael Mulgrew 0-1 and Paul Dillon 0-1. Best for the Harps were Mark Mc Bennett, Michael Mulgrew and Anton Coyle. Reserve Championship The reserve team begin their championship campaign on Friday night when they entertain Killyman at home. The game has a 7.30 throw in and all support for the team would be appreciated. Minors The minor team received a very tough draw in the league quarter final as they have to travel to Beragh again. This game is fixed for Wednesday 24th June with a 7.30 throw in. All support for what is sure to be a very tough game would be appreciated. Under 16ís The under 16 team had a good run out against Clonoe on Saturday as preparations for their league continue. The league begins this week when they face Ardboe at home. The game is fixed for Thursday night at the minute but this may change. Details will be given to players from management. Under 8ís and 10ís Under 8 and under 10 training will take place at the field this Friday evening at 6.00. All new players are very welcome. Summer camp The clubís summer camp will take place on August 10th to August 14th. Application forms for the camp are available online at the Tyrone GAA website www.tyronegaa.ie. Tyrone v Derry Good luck to Gareth Devlin and the entire Tyrone panel when they face Derry in the Ulster Championship semi final on Sunday at Casement Park. Get well soon Get well wishes are extended to Brendan Kelly who suffered a nasty finger injury over the weekend. Also to our loyal club supporter Imelda Coyle who has been unwell recently. Hopefully Imelda will be back supporting the Harps in the not so distant future. Quiz The quiz will take place this Friday night in Dans bar beginning at 9.30. Everyone is very welcome so please come along and support the event. LADIES NEWS Congratulations to the young ladies under 12 team who travelled to Silverbridge for a tournament and came back successful. Well done girls. Training for all the ladies teams are at normal times this week. Aireagal Chiarain Honours ended even in the senior game against Trillick on Sunday with our reserves claiming both points. There are no senior fixtures this weekend due to the Tyrone v Derry match. Best of luck to all our representatives in the Ulster semi-final. The focus will fall on our junior side on Saturday when we take on Drumquin in the championship. Action gets underway at 7.30p.m. in Dromore and we encourage all supporters to get behind the team. Best of luck to all involved. Our senior reserves take on Donaghmore on Tuesday in the championship (7.30p.m. in Donaghmore). Best of luck to both team and management. We collected all four points on offer in the junior league last week, with victories over Drumquin and Owen Roes.   The U21 championship game versus Donaghmore has been cancelled and we have qualified for the knock-out stages. U8/10/12/ training is on Thursday (6.30p.m. ñ 7.30p.m.). U8s play in the Strabane blitz on Saturday morning. The bus will leave from the chapel at 9.15a.m.  U12s are away to Coalisland on Monday June 22nd (bus leaving from the chapel at 6.15p.m. sharp). U16s take on Cookstown on Thursday in Dunmoyle (7.15p.m.) and our minors play Naomh Mhuire (away) in the league q-final on Wednesday June 24th. Best of luck to everyone. The Tyrone Summer Camp is in Dunmoyle on August 17th and anyone who does not yet have a form can get one from their team management. These forms must be filled in and returned a.s.a.p. as places are starting to fill up. Bring the forms back to your school or send them off to the Tyrone County offices in Omagh. Congratulations to our senior ladies who defeated Dromore in the championship. Our reward is a semi-final with St. Macartanís which takes place in Beragh on Sunday (7.30p.m.). Best of luck to all involved. U10 girls have a blitz in Donaghmore on Saturday (bus leaving from the chapel at 9.45a.m.). Any queries about U10s, contact Kelly Marie. U12 girls play Killeeshil on Friday. Players are asked to meet there at 6.30p.m. Our U14 girls have ended their season and thank you to both players and management for their efforts. U16 training continues on Monday and Friday. Anyone not yet registered must get a form from Selena. Our inaugural Golf Classic goes ahead in Omagh on Friday June 19th. There are a small number of places available, contact Eddie Quinn (07523582454) to book. There has been a great response in terms of players and sponsors for this club fundraiser and we are grateful for everyoneís contribution. There will be a night of music and entertainment in the Golf Club on Friday evening for all club members, golfers or otherwise. This function is free of charge and we hope to see a large crowd having an enjoyable time. Alphalot letters this week are FIMTU. Lynda Donnelly and Barney McCann matched four to win £100 each. Next weekís jackpot will be £15300. Monthly draw winners are: £1000 Deirdre McGinley £500 Patrick McCann £100 Joan McDonald, Michael Brodrick (sen), Francie Mulgrew, Mickey McDonald £50 Fergal Donnelly, Pat McRory. At the recent monthly meeting sympathies of the club were extended to the Donohue, Fisher, McNicholl (Loup) families on their recent bereavement. Kildress SENIOR FOOTBALL The Senior game against Clonoe was abandoned on Sunday after 15 minutes. Torrential rain and a thunder and lightning storm left playing conditions unsafe and the referee had no option but to postpone the game. The reserve game was played before the weather took a turn for the worse. Against a very strong Clonoe reserve team Kildress started well and raced into a 0.02 to 0.00 lead. However, Kildress lost their way somewhat as the game went on and Clonoe took control of proceedings. Although Kildress rallied towards the end they were defeated on a score-line of Kildress 0.06; Clonoe 0.12. U 14 LEAGUE FINAL The U14's lost narrowly to Derrylaughan by 2 points in the Grade 3 League Final on Saturday. Played in Edendork it was a great game of end to end football and the lads were very unlucky not to come out with a win. The final score was Kildress 3.06; Derrylaughan 1.14. Team & Scorers - Shaun McNamme, Pheilim Mallon, Aidan McCallion, Conal Heaghney, Ruaírí Quinn(capt), Enda McAleer, Peter Daly, Francis Óg Quinn (1.00), Johnny Connolly (1.01), Colum Loughran (1.05), Matthew Mullin, Cormac McNally, Luke McGuigan, Aaron Loughran, Cormac Kelly, Ruaírí Monaghan, Martin Loughran, Stephen Loughran, Caolan Loughran (vice capt), Liam Nugent, Damien McBride, Shane Wilson. The boys have worked extremely hard this year and put in some great performances to reach two finals. The club would like to pay credit to the boys who have done themselves, the club, their family and their managers proud. Credit also to the management team of Sean Mc Crory, Fran Loughran, Marty Loughran, and Mickey J Loughran who have dedicated a lot of time and effort to the team since January. YOUTH FOOTBALL The minors will play Coalisland in the Semi-Final of the Grade 1 Championship on Wednesday 8th July. Time and venue to be confirmed. The U 16 league begins on Thursday 18th June at 7.15pm with an away game to Naomh Mhuire. The U 12's played the first round of the Go-Games on Monday (15th June) night when they were home to Clonoe. Kildress fielded two teams which ensured 20 players got playing. The boys played some good football winning one game and loosing one. The U 10's competed in the Coalisland Blitz on Saturday morning. The team played their best football of the year and came away with a record of played 8, won 6 lost 2. All 28 children played, well done to all the children and management involved. The U 8's will compete in the Moy blitz on Saturday (20th June) morning. Players are asked to be at Gortacladdy for 9am. U 10 and U 12 training will continue on Saturday morning from 10am. SUMMER CAMPS!! Summer camp application forms have now been circulated to all primary schools in the County. Application forms can also be downloaded from the Tyrone website www.tyronegaa.ie (click under County Board section). This is a great opportunity to receive top class coaching from excellent leaders, many of whom are Tyrone players. LOTTO This week's winning lotto numbers were 2, 5, 13 & 21. There were no jackpot winners this week. However, 5 people matched 3 to win £20 each. They were; Seamus and Michael Loughran, Minninea Road; Philamena McElhatton, Corvanaghan; Tessie Daniel & Gertrude Monaghan, Blackrock Road. Next week's jackpot now rises to a very attractive £2500. COMMITTEE NEWS To receive a copy of the club notes each week via email send a message to the email address [email protected]. Visit our website www.kildresswolfetones.com. Club merchandise can be purchased from Kildress Filling Station or Mick Loughran's. If there are any students going to the Gaeltacht this summer could they please forward their name to the Secretary Marie Quinn (028 8675 1686). Eire Og, An Charriag Mhor Hurling summer camp is on 10th to 13th August in Carrickmore for children of any age. Application forms are available >from the schools or contact Breda 07921569887. Please send in application forms to attend as soon as possible. There will be a course for anyone wishing to coach at the summer camp this year at the Dean on 20th June. There will be a foundation level hurling coaching course held in Beragh on Saturday 27th June at 9:30am.  The child protection element of the course will take place on Friday 26th June at 7pm at the same venue.  Course fee is £10 per person.  To register for the course please contact Anne Daly on 028 82249060 / [email protected].  Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Camogie for all ages in on Tuesday evening at 6-8pm and on Saturday from 12-1pm at Fr Magilligan. Good luck to the U14 camogs who travel to Offally for the All Ireland Feile on the 19th June. U8 and  U10 training continues on Friday evening from 7.15 to 8.15pm while U12 s are on Wednesday evenings 7 to 8pm. Eire Og B are scheduled to play away to Shamrocks on Tuesday 23rd June at 7.45 in the Tyrone League while Eire Og A are due to play at home to Cappagh Gaels on Thursday 26th June at 7.45. The minors take place in a blitz in Armagh on Saturday while the U16 s Armagh League resumes on Sunday. Good luck the the Tyrone Senior hurlers who take on Letrim on Saturday at 3.30 in Healy Park Omagh in the Lory Magher quarter final. Damian O Raifertaigh Runai Droim Ratha na Sarseil The seniors were unlucky to only draw with Fintona at the weekend while the reserves were beaten by the same opposition. Both teams play Owen Roes in Castlederg tomorrow (Friday). Reserves start at 7pm and the seniors at 8.15pm. Well done to the senior ladies who had an impressive win over Mna na Deirge in the championship on Sunday. Come out and support them in the semi-final against Coalisland which takes place this Sunday at Killeshil at 7.30pm. Youth training continues this Saturday morning from 10.30am to 12 noon. Congratulations to Jack Monk who received under eight player of the week and to Ryan O'Neill - under six player of the week. Well done to the under 12s who defeated Strabane in both games on Monday night. They play Castlederg next Monday at Clanabogan. The under 16s play Owen Roes in the league tonight (Thursday) at Clanabogan beginning at 7.15pm. All support welcome at both games. The under eights have a blitz in Drumquin on Saturday. The bus leaves Clanabogan at 9.30am and returns at 1pm. Any senior, reserve or minor player who is able to help out with Saturday morning coaching should forward their names to Mickey Rodgers asap. The winner of £500 in June's Club Drumragh draw was Sharon and Gerry Loane, New York. Members are asked to try to enlist another person for next draw on July 8. This week's lotto results were N T V Y Z. No jackpot winner but five £10 winners were News at Six, Johanna McCann, Abbie Jackson-Ware, Ann Bresnahan and Laura Quinn. Next week's jackpot is £1,200 and the draw will take place in Brodericks. Kit bags and replica kits of all sizes are available on Saturday morning at Clanabogan from 10am to 12 noon. An Baile Nua Good Luck to the U-14 ladies play Fintona in the Championship Final tonight (Thursday). Please check posters in local shops for venues as at time of submitting these notes no venue had been confirmed. All support welcome. This is the first time in the club's history that the ladies have reached a Championship final so well done on this achievemnet to all involved. U-12 girls were beaten by Clan na Gael on Saturday. That is the end of the U12 season for this year. Thanks to all players, management, parents and everyone who helped or supported in any way. The club is hosting U10 Ladies blitz on Saturday at 11am. Both reserves and seniors were beaten by Dregish on Sunday. Senior Championship 28th June at 7.30pm - OwenRoes V NTS @ Strabane. Minors were beaten by Rock on Friday. That is the end of the seaon for the minors. Thanks to all players, management, parents and everyone who helped or supported in any way. U-16 boys begin their league campaign tonight (Thursday) when they play away to Loughmacrory. Players asked to meet at JP's shop at 6.00pm. U-12 boys began the league campaign on Monday away to Aghyaran. They play Strabane at home on Monday 22nd June at 7pm & away to Castlederg on Thursday 25th June. U-10's and U-8 boys  training at 6.00pm on Friday night. New players welcome. Thanks to everyone who provided transport and support at the blitz in Beragh last Saturday. U8 boys blitz in Drumquin on Saurday 21st June. The club is hosting a Tyrone Summer Camp from Mon 6th July to Thurs 9th July. All children from P1 to 1st year inclusive can attend. Cost is £25 per child and application forms are available at primary school or contact any committee member. Completed forms can be returned to Maureen or to school. The Ulster Council hosts an Irish Language course in Downings from the 20th July to 25th July. The course is free. You will need to pay for your accomodation. If you are interested, contact Mairead for a booking form. Opening concert of the Tyrone Fleadh will be held in Dromore on Friday 19th June hosted by Micky Harte, a multicultural parade through the town, music, dance and a vintage car, tractor and motorcycle parade, CÈilÌís, Dances and Street entertainers. If anyone would like to attend this cultural event please contact Mairead on 079 19408002 or Deirdre on 07780520174 to arrange transport. On Saturday 20th June come along to the Castle Hotel for 'Search for a Star'. This is an opportunity for all singers to perform and the winner will represent the Castle Hotel at the Rockin' by the River festival in Plumbridge later in the summer. Entrants please leave your details in the bar by Friday 19th. Voting will take place on the night. Compere and Karaoke by Jim Devine. Admission £3. Tyrone v Derry in the Championship semi-final on Sunday 21st. Pay at the gate, Children U-16 are free. Congratulations to the primary school gaelic team who won the Cumann na mBunscol area league and thanks to all parents who helped and supported the team in any way. Lotto Jackpot is £750 next week. Last week's numbers were 9, 11, 13 and 22. Joe & Oisin McMenamin and Carmel Maguire win £25 each. Week 4 winner of the 30 week draw was Lee O'Brien (406). Winner of the U14 guess the score competition was Eoin Orr. Well done. Edendork St Malachy's Edendork St Malachy's "Strictly Come Dancing" is on Saturday 27th June 2009 in Edendork Hall. This event is now sold out. However a marquee may be erected outside Edendork Hall on the night to facilitate those who have no ticket for the event. The event will be shown live on a big screen in the marquee. The price of the marquee ticket is £8. Requests for tickets for the marquee are to be made to Dominic McKay 07796268909. There will be a preview performance of "Strictly Come Dancing" for children only on Friday 26th June for one hour in Edendork Hall. This event is for children only and will cost £3 per child, more details next week for time of this performance. The Reserves lost on Sunday away to Moortown in the League while the Seniors drew. Training continues on Tuesday and Friday night. There is no Senior game this week due to the Tyrone match. The Reserves play in the first round of the Championship away to Moortown on Saturday night at 6:00pm. All players are asked to meet at the clubrooms for 4:30pm. The club would like to wish players and management, all the best. The Minors play in the Quarter-Finals of the Minor League on Wednesday 24th June at home against Errigal Ciaran. The U-16s play in the first round of the League on Thursday night at home to Kildress at 7:15pm. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 6:30pm. The U-12 Go Games continues on Monday 22nd June away to Derrylaughan at 7:00pm. All players are asked to be at Edendork pitch for 6:00pm. The team played very well in the U-12 tournament at the weekend losing in the Semi-Final stage by a point. Well done to all. The U-10s had a blitz on Saturday in Galbally. Well done to the players who were great on the day. The U-8s have a blitz this Saturday 20th June at 10:00am in Stewartstown, all players are asked to be at the Edendork pitch for 9:15am. Sunday Morning Youth Training will not take place this week due to the Tyrone game, it continues on Sunday 28th June from 11:15am-12:30pm. All boys and girls U-6 to U-12 welcome. U-16 Ladies Training begins on Wednesday 17th June at 7:00pm in the Training Pitch. All players are asked to attend, new players welcome. The U-10 Ladies have a blitz on Saturday 20th June at Edendork. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 9:15am, for a 10:00am start Camogie training continues every Tuesday night 6:00pm-7:00pm for everyone. The U-16 Camogs are at home to Eire Og on Friday 26th June, more details at training. The U-14 Camogs are away to Moortown on Friday 19th June, more details at training. Please note: The new Senior and Reserve jerseys are now available now in Begleys Sports Dungannon. The Edendork St Malachy's GAC Golf Classic takes place on Friday 21st August 2009. Edendork St Malachy's GAC Membership List is now on display in the Temporary Clubrooms, all members are asked to ensure that their details are correct. If there are any queries contact Registrar Austin Mooney. The club would like to wish Tyrone all the best in their Ulster Senior Championship Semi-Final against Derry on Sunday. www.edendorkgac.com has been revamped and has up to date daily information on events in the club. All information for the papers must be given to the PRO by Sunday night please. Loch Mhic RuairÌ Naomh Treasa Both senior and reserves teams made the trip to Aghyaran on Saturday evening past. The Reserve side picked up their second victory of the campaign when they recorded a 1-9 to 0-10 victory whilst the senior side had to be content with a share of the spoils (1-7 to 0-10) after yet another strong comeback in the second half. The Reserve team are back in action again this Monday evening (22nd June) when they host Carrickmore in the Championship at 7:30pm. The U-21 team are due to face Gortin this Wednesday evening in the competition with the winners claiming top place in the section. The Minorís will entertain Aghyaran next Wednesday evening (24th June) at 7:30pm in the league Quarter Final. The lads will also face Drumragh in the Championship Semi Final on 8th July. The U-16 side are due to open their competitive league campaign on Thursday evening when they host Newtownstewart at 7:15pm. The ladís next competitive fixture will be away to Augher next Saturday at 2pm. The U-12ís were defeated by Greencastle on Monday evening past on a score line of 0-13 to 0-8. The lads face Donaghmore at home next Tuesday at 7pm and have a further home fixture next Thursday when they host Killeshil. The U-10s gave a good account of themselves at the Blitz in Beragh on Saturday morning past and the side are improving with every game. This Saturday morning itís the turn of the U-8ís when they travel to Castlederg for the Go Games Blitz. The numbers registered for the Summer Camp are increasing and anyone interested in attending are asked to complete the relevant application form to secure their place. The Camp will run from 3rd to 6th August. Application forms are available from the school or can be downloaded from the Tyrone GAA website. www.tyronegaa.ie) Anyone with any queries are asked to contact Barry Mc Elduff. The Club would like to wish Mickey Mc Gee and the Tyrone team all the best for this Sundayís Ulster Senior Football Championship Semi Final against Derry at Casement Park. (The clubrooms will be open showing live coverage of the game, which commences at 2pm). There will be a charity night in aid of Romania Orphanage Children this Friday night in the Clubrooms. Gary Gormley will provide entertainment and there will also be leg waxing on the night. Admission is £5 and all support for this worthwhile cause would be greatly appreciated. Further information can be obtained from Shauneen Fox (8076 0911) The club would like to extend deepest sympathies to the Mc Elduff and Donnelly Families on their recent bereavements. Lotto numbers drawn last week were 3, 6, 18 and 25. No Jackpot winner. Ann Donnelly wins £50 with the Jackpot currently standing at £2,050. GALBALLY PEARSES SENIOR FOOTBALL The senior and reserve footballers played Coalisland in the league last Sunday. The reserves were up against a good Coalisland side and lost by 1-13 to 0-07. The seniors however picked up another brace of points winning their game 1-11 to 2-09. The reserves are in Championship action this Friday evening when they face Kildress in Pearse Park. Throw in at 7.30pm. There is no action this weekend for the seniors as Tyrone play Derry on Sunday. YOUTH FOOTBALL The U16 get their season underway on Thursday the 18th of June with a home fixture against Augher. Throw in at 7.15pm. The next game for the lads is a trip to Beragh on Saturday the 27th of June. Throw in for that game is 2pm. The club hosted a very successful Martin McCaughey Tournament at the weekend and congratulations to our U12 team that emerged winners of the event. Many thanks to all the local teams involved.  Boys U6, U8 and U10 training takes place each Friday from 6-7pm. LADIES FOOTBALL The Ladies Senior team took on parish rivals Donaghmore in the first round of the championship on Friday past in Killeeshil.  After a gruelling 60mins of nip and tuck football the sides were level taking the game into extra time where the girls lost out by the narrowest of margins on a score line of 4-15 to 5-13.  The girls cannot be faulted for their efforts on the night and must now turn their attention to continuing their unbeaten run in the league.  There are no league matches for a few weeks, but training continues as normal. Under 16 training continues every Tuesday evening from 6-7.15pm in preparation for the start of the league in mid July. Under 10 & Under 12 training continues on Thursday evenings from 5.45-7pm.  The under 10's play in a blitz in Donaghmore this Saturday at 11am.  Travel arrangements will be given out at training on Thursday. NEXT MEETING The next full committee meeting will be the 29th of June at 8pm in the community centre. Clann Na nGael Tyrone Vs Derry Best of luck to Brian, Stephen and the Tyrone team in this Sunday's Ulster Championship semi-final against old rivals Derry. The game will be played in Casement Park and is pay at the gate, with under 16s getting in free of charge. Mens Football Our senior and reserve teams both came away from the Rock last weekend with one point victories. The only game this week is the 1st round of the reserve Championship, on this Saturday 20th away to Eskra. That game has a 6pm throw-in. Our minors are due to play their League quarter-final on Wednesday 24th in Dunnamanagh. The U16's kick off their League campaign on Thursday 18th June with an away game against Omagh B, throw-in 7.15pm. The U12 boys are due to play Gortin at home next Monday 22nd in the League, throw-in 7pm. There is an U8 blitz in Urney this Saturday at 10am. The Tyrone Summer Camp will be run by the club from the 13th to 16th of July. Registration is £25 and can be given to Anne Daly through any of the Primary Schools. The club would like to thank Christopher McDermott, his Golf team and their sponsor Eamon McCay of Frilite, who came second in this year's Club Tyrone Golf Classic. The team have donated their winnings from that day to the Clann Na nGael. Ladies Football Congratulations to the seniors on their good victory over Sperrin Og last Saturday in the 1st round of their Championship. They go on to face either Beragh or Ardboe in the semi-final. The ladies' next match is a League game, away to Loughmacrory next Thursday 25th. The U16 girls training started this week. All girls are asked to make a good effort to attend as their will be a girls U16 tournament at this year's festival as well as the boys one. Our U12's had an excellent win away to Newtownstewart last week, well done. There will be an U10 blitz this Saturday, 20th in Newtownstewart. The club will be hosting an Ulster U14 blitz this Saturday, taking up both pitches. The competition is due to start at 10am, all help will be most welcome. Craic in the Brack The festival is only around the corner and this year again the line-up is once again jammed. It starts off on Wednesday 24th June with the Massive Bingo night on the Thursday night is our "Out of School" discos. There is a BBQ feast and music by "Charlie Campbell and the Tumbleweeds" on Friday 26th, tickets on sale shortly. On Saturday 27th "Love Bug" and "Fame Us" play a double-header and on Sunday night the festival closes with music by "Hype". There is the annual U16 tournaments on Saturday and the Sunday is overflowing with events at the Family Fun Day. Lotto Last weeks numbers: 6, 8, 12 and 19. Winners: Joan Houston, Patrick McLaughlin, Angela Gormley, Jim Quigley, Dominic Devine and Brendan Hughes. Next Jackpot, £1900. Sympathy The club would like to extend its deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Agnes Devine, Glenmornan on their recent sad bereavement. An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg 2009 Summer Camp An Mhaigh G.A.C. will be hosting a 2009 Club Tyrone/VHI Summer GAA Camp on the week of July 13th - 16th. This camp will be open to children from the Moy and surrounding areas, provided they are already registered with a GAA club. The fee this year will be £25 per child. Summer camp application forms and details have been circulated to all primary schools in the County. Application forms can also be downloaded from the Tyrone GAA website www.tyronegaa.ie (click under County Board section). Parents are urged to register their children as soon as possible. Any child who is not registered by the close of the school year will not be able to participate in next month's summer camp. Meanwhile, any coaches wishing to work at the 2009 football and hurling summer camps should note there will be a training day in the Dean Maguire, Carrickmore this Saturday (20th June) starting at 10am. It is essential that all coaches wishing to be considered for summer camp coaching attend this day. All coaches are required to bring a photocopy of the following certificates if they haven't already sent them to the Tyrone GAA offices on the day: Access NI; Child Protection; and Foundation/Level One Coaching. Irish Classes Basic Irish language classes will continue at An Mhaigh G.A.C. Clubrooms each Wednesday evening from 7.00pm to 8.30pm. This beginners course has been attracting an increasing number of people and will continue for the next four Wednesday nights, finishing on July 8th. The classes are open to all club members who can join the course at any time and have a bit of craic while learning our native language. For further information, please contact our club's cultural officer Marty Kernan on 075 15774568. USFC: Tyrone v Derry Members are reminded that the Tyrone v Derry Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final match at Casement Park this Sunday (21st June) is NOT an all-ticket event. The Stand will be ticketed but admission to all other parts of the stadium will be by payment at the turnstiles on the day. Children aged under sixteen will be admitted free of charge. Good luck to Colm, Philip, Ryan, Sean and the entire Tyrone senior squad and management as they strive to reach another provincial decider. Senior ACL Division 1 Ard Bó 0-15 An Mhaigh 0-5 An Mhaigh senior footballers slipped to their third consecutive league defeat, last Sunday evening, as Ardboe proved too strong at the loughshore. Moy were severely hampered by the unavailability of our four county stars and a number of other players, but did at least produce a battling display for the most part. Moy's vastly understrength side started well and were 0-3 to 0-1 ahead at the end of the first quarter. However, it was Ardboe who finished the half strongest to lead 0-6 to 0-3 at the interval. Heavy rain, mixed with incessant thunder and lightning, was a feature of the second half. Ardboe adapted best to the conditions and ran out comfortable winners. Final Score: Ard Bó 0-15 An Mhaigh 0-5. Team & Scorers: Nathan Brady; Brendan Kelly, Colm Jordan, Adam Currie; Francie McQuade, Niall Kelly, Mark Jordan; Tommy McNicholl (captain) and Niall Conlon; Martin Conroy (0-1), Anthony Rafferty, Ryan Mallon (0-2, 1 free); Ryan O'Neill, Tommy Conlon (0-2, 1 free), Ciaran Conroy. League Position: Played 8, Won 2, Drawn 3, Lost 3, Points 7. Remaining Fixtures: v Killyclogher (home) on Sunday 28th June; v Loughmacrory (away) on Sunday 5th July; v Trillick (away) on Friday 10th July; v Carrickmore (home) on Sunday 9th August; v Kildress (away) on Sunday 30th August; v Omagh (home) on Sunday 6th September; v Aghyaran (home) on Sunday 13th September. Reserve ACL Division 1 Ard Bó 5-13 An Mhaigh 1-6 A makeshift Moy reserve team fell to another heavy defeat, last Sunday, when succumbing to the powerful challenge presented by home side Ardboe. The loughshore club's greater strength in depth was very much in evidence as they swept aside an unsettled Moy outfit which included a number of new players to first division football. Ardboe were rampant in a one-sided first half and built up an unassailable lead by the break. However, to Moy's credit, the players dusted themselves down for the second half and provided much greater resistance. The Tír na nÓgs were outscored 1-4 to 2-6 during the final thirty minutes and will hope to be in a much stronger position when the teams meet in the championship later this week. Team & Scorers: Talal Jomar; Dirar Jomar, Gary Jordan, Adrian O'Neill; Colm Quinn, Philip McQuade, James Kavanagh; James Devlin and Aaron Donaghy; Martin Kernan, Conall Laverty (0-4, 4 frees), Francie McKeown; Aidan Coleman (1-1, 1 pen, 1 free), Peter McKearney, Paddy McKeown (0-1, 1 free). Moy's next reserve game is away to Ardboe in the first round of the Division One Championship this Thursday evening (18th June) at 7.30pm. Under 18 League An Mhaigh 0-13 Ard Bó 2-10 An Mhaigh minor team's season came to an end at Pairc Thír na nÓg last Friday night, when losing to Ardboe by three points in their final Grade Two league game. This result meant the Sky Blues, who were short a few key players for this match, narrowly missed out on qualification for the knock-out stages of the competition. In a very free-flowing encounter that produced some excellent passages of football, the Moy lads will reflect on a number of missed scoring opportunities that cost them a place in the quarter-finals. As well as kicking a total of thirteen wides, the home side also struck the crossbar and had two shots on goal saved by the Ardboe goalkeeper in the second half. An Mhaigh enjoyed no luck on the night with a penalty decision going against them late in the first half. That helped Ardboe turn a four point deficit into a one point lead at the break (1-4 to 0-6). The sides were then level with seven minutes of the match remaining but a second Ardboe goal, which had an element of good fortune to it, paved the way for an away victory on a scoreline of 2-10 to 0-13. Team & Scorers: Nathan Brady; Jack Kelly, Jim Kelly, Adrian O'Neill; Conor Kelly, Eunan Deeney, Daniel Beaddie; Ryan Mallon (0-4, 3 frees) and Aaron Donaghy; Ryan Nugent, Peter Mallon (0-7, 1 free), Stephen Beaddie (0-1); Shane McKeown (0-1), Matt Dynes, Mark Gribbin. Subs: Harry Loughran (55 mins) and Tiernan Donohue. Final League Position: Played 7, Won 3, Drawn 1, Lost 3, Points 7. Despite the disappointment of not finishing in the top four and reaching the league quarter-finals, our minor players and management can still look back with some satisfaction on what was a good campaign in Grade Two. They competed well against some very tough opposition and many of these players will no doubt go on to make a big impression at senior level. Under 12 Go Games An Mhaigh Under 12 footballers played host to two Armagh clubs last week in preparation for the start of their Tyrone Go Games. Both our A and B teams recorded victories over St John's (Collegeland, Clonmore and Annaghmore) on Wednesday 10th June and Maghery on Friday 12th June. Players of note in both games were Rory Magee, Ryan Coleman, Eoghan Kelly, Mark Regan, Patrick Mackle and Tom Loughran. Meanwhile, on Monday evening past, Moy's Under 12 footballers welcomed the boys of Coalisland Fianna to Pairc Thír na nÓg for round one of the Tyrone Go Games. Played in glorious weather conditions, both the A and B matches served up some great football and provided the large attendance with some terrific entertainment. Under 10 Blitz A total of nineteen young An Mhaigh players attended the Under 10 Go Games Blitz in Coalisland last Saturday morning, allowing our club to field two teams in this event. The Tír na nÓg boys were in for a treat as they had been drawn against top clubs like Errigal Ciaran, Carrickmore and Kildress. The array of skills that was shown by both Moy teams was encouraging and the coaches were pleased with the commitment and effort of all their players. One of the games in particular, Carrickmore v Moy, was a joy to behold. The tackling and the blocking by both sides was great to see, leaving scoring opportunities at a premium. There were some great scores taken from out on the wings, fast free-flowing football and some wonderful passing movements. All three matches provided a good test for our lads and they will certainly have benefitted from the experience. The coaches would like to thank all the boys who gave their all for Moy and the parents who were there to provide support. Indeed, the coaches would like to welcome all parents to come and watch these blitzes. The next one is in Errigal Ciaran on Saturday 27th June. An Mhaigh mentors and players would like to thank Coalisland for their hospitality and an enjoyable day all round. Training will take place on Saturday as normal, with players to be at pitch for 9.20am. Any parents who requires further information on Under 10 training and matches should contact Liam Lynch, Brendan Farmer or Gerry Fearon. Under 8 Blitz An Mhaigh youth team mentor Martin Magee gave the following account of Moy's participation in last Saturday's Under 8 Blitz in Clonduff, County Down: "Summer weather and the month of June always arouse marvellous memories of the picturesque Mountains of Mourne and of course the excitement of the Under 8's Clonduff tournament in God's Own County Down. How long the memories will remain of last year's victory when Captain Marvel Michael Conroy lifted the trophy aloft, higher than Slieve Donard herself. "But a year is a long time in football and this year's tournament just wasn't to be as fruitful for the young boys from An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg. The 20 strong squad were in good voice as they sang their way down the road. This high pitch followed them through the league stage as the Blues strolled into the knock out rounds. "The Tinkerman" Adrian Jordan had the boys well drilled early on. Drumgath, Bryansford, Ballyholland, The Bridge and Clann Eireann provided tough opposition in the league stages. There were defeats to Bryansford and Ballyholland but the other teams in the group had no answer to the Cat-like goalkeeping skills of Padraig Watters, who will definitely have County star John Devine looking nervously over his shoulder. "The wizardry of Mark Hagan was immense in the front line and this was in good company with the stamina of Jamie Coleman, the tenacity of a fearless Ryan Conroy, the mesmerising skills of the Boss's son Michael Jordan and the net busting goals from Daragh Gildernew. "Adam Donaghy and his younger brother Steve stood tall in the middle of the field during the league stages. Steve topped the scoring stakes despite a disabling arm injury early on. Also on the mark were the skilful Pod Hamill who played with a smile on his face all day, the versatile Miceal Mackle and the highly strung Ciaran Campbell. "Moy's defence was as solid as a rock early on too. Shane "The Rock" Mackle was sturdy in defence, the ever present Patrick Harvey was all over the place and Jack Laverty showed signs of things to come next year with some basketball like fielding. "However it just wasn't to be for the Tyrone men. Down side Warrenpoint showed the Moy men the early exit door in the quarter final despite fine displays from Lucas, the international, the hardworking Mathew Johnston, the relentlessness of an ever improving Dara Fox and the "je ne sais quoi" of Aidan Fearon. Neither the chemistry of Jarlath Swail nor the red hair dye of the tireless Scott Donaghy, were enough to delay the long walk back to the bus. "All said it was a gallant performance from the very young side who still showed their hunger on the journey home making light work of McDonalds happy-meals. Maybe next year!" Moy Under 8 squad: Patrick Harvey, Shane Mackle, Michael Jordan, Steve Donaghy, Matthew Johnston, Lucas, Dara Gildernew, Jarlath Swail, Dara Fox, Aidan Fearon, Scott Donaghy, Mark Hagan, Jamie Coleman, Ryan Conroy, Padraig Watters, Adam Donaghy, Ciaran Campbell, Jack Laverty, Miceal Mackle and Padraig Hamill. Ladies Intermediate Championship An Mhaigh 2-13 Loch Mhic Ruairí 2-11 An Mhaigh ladies senior team advanced to the semi-finals of the Intermediate Championship by virtue of a dramatic two point victory over Loughmacrory at Dunmoyle, last Saturday night. This first round tie served up some wonderful entertainment and, with the sides deadlocked at the end of sixty minutes, it was Moy who eventually took the honours after two exciting periods of extra-time. The Tír na nÓg girls looked to have done enough in normal time to record their first win of the season, when leading by three points with time almost up. Nina Murphy had scored the only goal of the game and that is what separated the teams up until the final few seconds when Loughmacroy were awarded a penalty. The spot-kick was duly converted to level the contest on a scoreline of 1-9 to 1-9. Although An Mhaigh had victory snatched from them at that stage, the Sky Blues were not to be denied in extra-time. Two Maeve McKearney points and a goal from young Sophie Lavery in the first period gave their side a five point advantage. Despite another brave comeback by Loughmacrory in the second period, Moy showed great determination to hold out for a 2-13 to 2-11 win. Team: Eimear McKearney; Jade McGee, Colleen McCance, Michelle Gribbin; Frances Bigley, Patricia Conroy, Ashlene McCann; Alice Murphy and Sarah Rafferty; Leona Gallagher, Kelley Fay, Eimear Swail; Michelle Clancy, Nina Murphy, Maeve McKearney. Subs used: Jenna Hagan, Sophie Lavery and Grace McCormack. Other subs: Ellie McCance, Mairead Mitchell and Katie Murren. An Mhaigh ladies will now play Cill Iseal in the Intermediate Championship Semi-Final at Galbally this Friday night (19th June). Throw-in time will be 8.15pm. Girls Under 12 League An Mhaigh Under 12 girls played two games last week, both away fixtures to Carrickmore on Wednesday 10 June and Killeeshil on Saturday 13 June. The first of these games proved exceptionally tough with Carrickmore fielding a particularly strong team. The home side dominated from start to finish, running out comprehensive winners on the night. The game away to Killeeshil was a much more balanced affair with Moy establishing an early lead and playing some free-flowing controlled football. In a tight contest, the Moy girls managed to consolidate their half-time lead and run out winners on a scoreline of 3-5 to 1-4. Representing Moy were: Caoimhe Corr, Ciara O'Hanlon, Caoimhe Magee, Shona Jordan, Alice Kelly, Anna McDonald, Lauren McCaffrey, Niamh Jones, Cara Corr, Caoilainn Doherty, Aileen Jones, Niamh Armstrong, Yasmin Fitzpatrick, Megan Davidson, Aoibheann Swail, Molly Young and Emer Currie. For more information on Under 12 girls training and fixtures, please contact either Martin O'Hanlon or Patricia Conroy. Fun Start The Fun Start activities in Moy on a Sunday morning have been brought to a close for the summer and will re-start later in the year. The Saturday morning Fun Start activities in Moy will continue as normal. Forthcoming Fixtures Under 16 League Round 1: Killeeshil v An Mhaigh on Thursday 18th June at 7.15pm. Venue - Killeeshil. Reserve Championship Round 1: Ardboe v An Mhaigh on Thursday 18th June at 7.30pm. Venue - Ardboe. Ladies Intermediate Championship Semi-Final: An Mhaigh v Cill Iseal on Friday 19th June at 8.15pm. Venue - Galbally. Under 8 Go Games Blitz in Moy on Saturday 20th June at 10.30am. An Mhaigh will be one of six teams taking part. St John's P.S. Parents Support Group Football Tournament in Moy on Saturday 20th June at 2.00pm. Under 12 Go Games Round 2: Pomeroy v An Mhaigh on Monday 22nd June at 7.00pm. Venue - Pomeroy. Under 12 Go Games Round 3: Dungannon v An Mhaigh on Thursday 25th June at 7.00pm. Venue - Dungannon. Ladies Senior League Division 2: An Mhaigh v Cill Iseal on Thursday 25th June at 7.30pm. Venue - Moy. St John's P.S. Tournament Good luck to everyone involved in this Saturday's big football tournament in Moy, organised by the St John's P.S. Parents Support Group. The first round of games will get underway in Pairc Thír na nÓg at 2.00pm. All players are requested to be at the Moy G.A.C. grounds by 1.30pm for registration. Tyrone star Ryan Mellon will be presenting the cup to the winning captain at the end of the tournament. Club Calendar A list of upcoming training sessions and fixtures for each of our teams can be viewed by logging onto our club website: www.moy-gfc.com New Arrival Congratulations to our club member Kelly Grimley and husband Brendan who were blessed with the birth of their second child, a baby boy, last Saturday. The new arrival, named Ryan, is a little brother for James. We look forward to the young Grimley brothers playing for the Moy in the not too distant future! Fr. Darragh's Golden Jubilee Members of An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. were among those who joined in the celebrations last Saturday evening to mark the momentous occasion of Fr. Vincent Darragh's fiftieth year in the priesthood. Some of our club's young male and female players, along with a number of youth team mentors, formed a guard of honour outside St John's Church while other club members participated in the special Golden Jubilee Mass and reception afterwards in Moy Parochial Hall. A presentation was also made to Fr Darragh on behalf of our club. Since becoming parish priest in Moy and Clonfeacle, Fr Darragh has taken a keen interest in the affairs of An Mhaigh G.A.C. and given our club great assistance at various times down through the years. He is one of our Honorary Vice-Presidents and has been a good friend and valued supporter of the GAA in this locality. We congratulate Fr Darragh on reaching this wonderful milestone and thank him most sincerely for the immense contribution he has made to our club and parish over many years. May God bless him and reward his good work. ********* Colin Mackle (P.R.O.) Glenelly The next game for Glenelly Seniors is the championship against Dungannon in Pomeroy at 8.15pm on Friday 26th June. Training for Boys Under 6-12 players will continue on Thursday at 6.30pm. Well done to the under 10 team at the Blitz at home on Saturday past and many thanks to the ladies who assisted with the refreshments for the visiting teams. The next Blitz for the Under 8 team is on Saturday 20th June in Urney. The Under 12 team have two games next week, both at home against Michael Cusack's on Monday evening and against Gortin on Thursday. Throw in for both games is 7pm.The Under 16 will begin their league tonight (18th June) at home to Trillick. All players to be at the clubrooms at 7pm. Senior ladies are through to the semi final of the Championship on Saturday the 20th of June at 8.15 in Carrickmore. U14 league final is to be played on Monday 22nd June. Time and venue to be confirmed. The Under 14 Championship final was due to be played last night (Wednesday). U16 girls training continues on Friday evening at 5.30pm, all new faces welcome. Underage girls training continues on Tuesday evenings. A meeting for all festival workers will take place in the clubrooms on Tuesday 30th June at 9.00pm. The club extend sympathy to the family of Colm McGuigan, Draperstown, on their recent bereavement. Colm was club senior manager during the 1980's. Cookstown Fr Rocks This week's lotto numbers were 10,11,17,19. There was no jackpot winner and one match three winners who received £100. Next weeks prize is £6500. Cookstown win derby thriller Cookstown visited local rivals Stewartstown on Friday evening and came out on top in what proved to be a thriller. The home team got off to the perfect start in the opening minutes when they converted a close range free. A long range effort from Brian O'Neill brought the Rocks level before Shea McGarrity fired over a great score to put them into the lead. Stewartstown quickly equalised before scores from Donal Casey and Conor Mullan put the Rocks back in the driving seat. Midway through the second half Cookstown began to play some superb expansive football, however the possession was not being converted into scores, in the twenty sixth minute Donal Casey broke the deadlock, before Christopher Eastwood hit two excellent points, one from play the other from a long distance free. A late salvage from Stewartstown just before the whistle meant that Cookstown had a one point lead at the break on a scoreline of 0-7 to 0-6. Fr Rocks began the second half at breakneck pace and within minutes a well worked moved saw Christopher Eastwood crash the ball to the back of the Stewartstown net, a minute later and he had opened the home defence again opting to take a point with the goal at his mercy. Stewartstown did fight back and hit three scores in a row before Jason Quinn ended his recent scoring famine with a well taken point. With Christopher Eastwood in scintillating form Cookstown seemed well on top and once again he terrorised the Stewartstown defence, finishing off another great move with a lob over the on rushing keeper. Further scores from Eastwood and Jason Quinn extended the lead further, however Stewartstown were always in the hunt and a deflected goal minutes from the end left just a goal between the sides. The teams did swap scores in the closing stages with Brian Mulligan finding the target for Cookstown and the Rocks held on for a hard earned victory on a scoreline of 2-13 to 1-13. There were some excellent performances from Cookstown with Ryan Pickering superb at linking the play from defence, as well as Jason Quinn and the outstanding Christopher Eastwood in attack. The Fr Rocks team lined out as follows. M Rea, R Pickering, P McGurk, C O'Hare, S McGarrity (0-1), B Hughes, G Fitzpatrick, C Mullan (0-1), B O'Neill (0-1), B Mulligan (0-1), Barry Mulligan, D Casey (0-2), C Eastwood (2-4,1free), J Quinn (0-3), M Murray. Subs: J Gilmore for C Mullan. Reserve Victory The reserves had another excellent victory over Stewartstown on a scoreline of 0-6 to 1-10. A Stephen Doyle goal midway through the second half finished the game as a contest. There were good performances throughout the field with Stephen Doyle superb and Ruairi Scullin excellent in defence. Senior and Reserve Fixtures The Seniors travel to neighbours Rock this Friday evening for a League Cup fixture. Throw in 7:15pm. The reserve championship gets underway this Saturday with an away fixture against Strabane, Throw in time is 6pm. Under 21 championship Fr Rocks Under 21s were defeated by Naomh Mhuire in the Under 21 championship on Wednesday evening. Cookstown got off to a poor start and were second best in the first half. In the second half the Rocks dominated and got to within a goal of the hosts, who eventually pulled away in the closing stages to win on a scoreline of 4-12 to 3-7. This was an excellent second half display from a very youthful team most of whom have two or three years remaining at this level. The team lined out as follows; G McElhatton, B Kelly, S Gribben, S Hughes, S McGarrity, R Pickering, D O'Neill, N Bell, D Casey, S Doyle, M Carberry, O'McNia, T O'Neill, M Carron, N Casey. Subs A Texeria, D McElhatton. Underage Training Training for Under 8s and 10 will take place at Paddy Cullen Park this Friday from 6:30pm - 8.00pm. The cost involved is £1.50 to cover the costs. All new players are very welcome to attend the training and can register on the evening. Under 16s The Under 16 season gets underway this Thursday evening when Cookstown travel to Dunmoyle to play Errigal Ciaran. Throw in 7:15pm. Under 12s Under 12 training continues on Wednesday evenings at the pitch. The next league fixture is on Monday 22nd June at 7pm at Paddy Cullen Park, with Stewartstown the visitors. The boys travelled to Eglish on Monday past and with two teams competed very well against the home team. Under 10 blitz The Under 10s travelled to Galbally for the Go Games blitz on Saturday morning. The boys played some great football against teams from Galbally, Moortown, Clonoe and Naomh Mhuire. Under 8s Go Game blitz The Under 8s travel to Moy this Saturday morning for the Go Games under 8 blitz. Please check with coaches on Friday night for travel details. The boys will play teams from Coalisland, Dungannon, Galbally, Kildress and Moy. The competition begins at 10am. Tyrone v Derry Ticket Information Please note that the Tyrone v Derry Ulster Championship game is not an all ticket game and that supporters can pay at the gate on the day. www.fatherrocks.com The club have launched a new club website. www.fatherrocks.com Members, players, supporters and Gaels throughout the world will now be able to catch up with club affairs with the click of a button. The website offers a range of features including latest club news, fixtures, results as well as an insight into club history and a club message board. Why not log on to the new site and catch up with all the goings on at the club. Members can also register details on the new site and will soon be able to receive text messages and e-mails about club affairs. The club would like to encourage all members to register their contact details on the new site. If anyone would like to add any content to the website, such as old photographs to the club memorabilia section, then please forward them to the club P.R.O at [email protected]. Good Luck Best of luck to Raymond and Owen in the championship game against Derry this weekend. Good luck also to Ronan Donnelly who has been selected to play in the mini games at half time at Casement Park. Everyone at the club would like to wish Daire Cummings a quick recovery from his recent operation. Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's The Senior team continued on their winning ways with a hard fought for two points over Pomeroy on a score line of 1-12 to 11 points. Strong in defence were Malachy Quinn and Eamon Brady with Marty Mc Stravog leading the attack scoring with 1-03. Other scorers were Fergal Mc Aliskey 0-6, Ciaran Gervin 0-1, Micky Mc Cuskey 0-1 and Ciaran Quinn 0-1. The Reserves lost their first game of the league to Pomeroy and play the Rock in the Championship on Saturday 20th June at 6pm in Derrylaughan. The U21's grabbed their first two points of the qualification series of games for the championship on Wednesday evening past with an excellent away win over Eglish. The St Patricks started well registering two points before Derrylaughan replied with a point by Ciaran O'Hagan from a good move involving Gareth Coary, Seamus Mc Cann and Fergal Mc Aliskey. These three men were to stamp their authority on the game with a point each from Gareth and Seamus, and a goal from Fergal Mc Alsikey following a ball well worked out from corner back Conor Gervin. These scores were accompanied by an excellent solo attack and raise of the white flag through Liam Gervin. Fergal added another point from play and a change to the mid-field saw Ronan O'Hagan off and Conor Coary entering the fray. Some great fielding by Gerard Mc Aliskey and strong defending by Malachy Quinn followed only for Eglish to win a penalty twenty mins into the half. An excellent save by keeper Michael Mc Grath saw the Barry's on the counter attack with the result an impressive build up involving Gareth Coary and Cathal Cushnahan and a well taken goal by Fergal Mc Aliskey. Eglish replied with two points under pressure just before the half, alongside a missed goal opportunity by the Barry's and a well fisted point, again by Gareth Coary. Derrylaughan entered the second half leading 2-05 to 0-4. On the restart Fergal added another point from play to his tally with Eglish responding with two of their own. Liam Gervin then converted the first of two frees he was to point in the second half as well as scoring another from play. Gareth Coary pressed forward again and brought his tally to three points for the day. Eglish were always on the back foot in this half and could only muster two more points before the final whistle with Fergal yet again adding another point from play to see the Barry's through on a score-line of 2-11 to 0-9. A speedy recovery is wished for Gerard Mc Aliskey who injured his ankle in the game. The next Game is against Ardboe at 7.30pm on Monday 22nd June. U16 training is on Tuesday at 6.30 with a game away to Coalisland at 7.15pm on Thursday evening. Well done again to the U14's who completed the double with a great win over Kildress in the Team Talk League Cup in Edendork. Kildress started the stronger with their first number of attacks racking up 1-01 and Derrylaughan replying through an excellent solo effort and score by wing half-forward Darragh Quinn. Despite Jack Ryan producing a great block and Conor Mc Cabe steady under the high ball the Barry's defence struggled to curb the Kildress attack and conceded another two points. David Campbell responded with a point and then had a shot on goal denied by the excellent Shaun Mc Namee in nets for Kildress. Just prior to the save the Barry's aided by the upright twice denied Kildress both a goal and point. Steven Mc Grath then converted after a foul on corner forward Shea Gordon and the brilliant Peter Symmington added a point from play to the proceedings only to see Kildress shortly win a penalty at the other half and go ahead 2-3 to 0-4 up. Number 9 Johnny Connolly and number 10 Calum Loughran were swaying the game in favour of Kildress with the later adding a point to the affair before the end of the half. They were again supported by another excellent save from Mc Namee following a good shot on goal by Steven Mc Grath. The Barry's were then the first to register in the second half with a good score from a free by Stephen Mc Grath. Caolon Gordon then stood up to the test with a great save from yet another penalty for the Wolf Tones. The counter attack that followed saw Sean Caoi set up Stephen for another point from play having moved into full forward and then Liam Donnelly, who was to drop back into defence, set up Mc Grath again for yet another point. Some good defending from Gabriel Coary and Jack Donnelly alongside two more Steven Mc Grath points reduced the deficit to one point 15mins into the second half. With Sean Caoi pressing forward and winning a free in the full-forward line and Steven Mc Grath again splitting the post from far out on the right wing the Barry's really started to get to grips with the game and entertain their supporters as they have done so many times before in both the league and championship! Shea Gordon opened his account and put the Barry's ahead with a 30 yard attack forward and point from play after a great ball in from Conor Mc Cabe. An intercepted ball by Gordon in nets at the other side following a Kildress attack and was then worked up the field through Campbell and Symmington and finished to the back of the net exquisitely by yet again Steven Mc Grath! Good support play by Tomas Carney and another free converted by Mc Grath put Derrylaughan six points up only for Kildress to get yet another penalty and a goal with only 5mins to go! Steven Mc Grath replied with another point from play. Conor Mc Cabe left the action only briefly as blood sub Gavin Corr entered the play. Kildress stepped up the pressure with a point from number 10 again but some tenacious Derrylaughan defending saw them secure yet another impressive victory on a score-line of 1-14 to 3-06. The boys were presented with the League Shield and celebrated with their very own version of the 'Haka' much to the delight of their management and supporters! The club would again like to thank the management team of John Joe Coney, Sean Mc Alsikey and Sean Robinson for all their hard work. Well Done to all involved! The U12 footballers have a match away to the Rock on Monday evening at 7pm. U12 training continues at 6pm Friday. U10 / U8/ U6 training Thursdays 6.30-7.30pm. U8 'Go-Games' is in Stewartstown at 10.30am on Saturday. The U-10s took part in two well contested games against Brackaville and Aghaloo at the 'Go Games' on Sat 13th June past. Well done to all involved including young Shauneen Gervin who showed that the girls in the Gervin household can also take a score with a great point from play. The Derrylaughan GAC Football and Camogie Summer Camp is planned for the 19th, 20t and 21st of August. Cost is £20 per child and children receive an O'Neills kit comprising of shorts, socks and jersey. Application forms are available from Thursday the 18th from both committee members, coaches and the committee room at the shore. They should be completed and returned before July 03rd. Senior Camogie training continues on Monday and Wednesday nights at 7.30. Despite an impressive performance in the Mid Ulster league Final against Derrytresk on Wednesday night past, the girls lost on a final Score of Derrylaughan 2-07 Derrytresk 5-03. Scores came from Monica O'Neill 1-0, Louise Dorman 1-0, Siobhan McGrath 0-1, Shona Hagan 0-1, Laurissa O'Neill 0-1, Catherine Hanna 0-2, Emma McAliskey 0-2. Scores of the game came from a Catherine Hanna point and a 65 yard free from Siobhan McGrath. The Derrylaughan girls dominated for long periods of the game and will use the positives gleaned from this match as building blocks for the upcoming Championship and League. A challenge match is planned for Thursday evening. Details tbc. The U16 Camogie girls play in the 1st round of the Championship against Dungannon on 22nd June in Derrylaughan (details tbc) and their next league game is 26th June also against Dungannon. The Minors meet Eire Og in Championship on 4th August and their next league game is against Eire Og also on 1st July. There is a bus being organised to Tyrone Camogie Junior Final in Newry on 4th July - Anyone interested in going should contact Shona Hagan ASAP. U16 training is at 7.30 on Tuesday this week. Post Primary training every Monday from 6.15 till 7.15pm. Heart-Start First Aid training is set for 2nd July. Coaches, officers and parents alike are welcome. The course covers Choking, Bleeding, Heart attack, Recovery Position and CPR. Please contact a committee member to register your interest as there are only 20 places and confirmation of attendance is required before the 19th June. Course duration is 2 to 2 1/2 hours with starting time of 7.30pm. Next Events committee meeting is Tuesday 16th at 7.30. All members need to check the clubrooms cleaning rota to see when they're on! Entry to the Derry v Tyrone game is by payment at the turnstiles, U16s gain entry free and we are waiting to hear more information on possible OAP or disabled tickets. There is no need for ticket applications. Lotto no's drawn June 14th were 12. 14. 19. 20. There were no winners and a draw was made. Mark Robinson, Derrylaughan and Roisin Scullion, 31 Back Lower Rd., receive £25 each. Jackpot now @ £600. The committee and members of Derrylaughan GAC deeply regret the death of Mary Mc Cann RIP. Deepest sympathy is extended to the whole family Circle. Our Lady of Lourdes Pray for her. The Club has now launched its website at http://kevinbarrys.tyrone.gaa.ie/ The site is work in progress with more photos of the victorious U14 team soon to come. We would request that all coaches try to provide photographs and match reports of their respective teams to James Quinn at the email address below. Club merchandise is now for sale at Coalisland Clothing co. (kit bags, t-shirts, jerseys, jackets etc). If anyone would like their name added to the list of people receiving club notes via e-mail please contact James Quinn on 07891518478 or at [email protected] Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo Notes Seniors The Senior Match was abandoned after 15 minutes due to the adverse weather conditions with the scoreline clonoe 0-01 to Kildress 0-01. Reserves The Reserves ran out winners on Sunday evening with the final scoreline Clonoe 0-12 to Kildress 0-06 Reserves Championship Game The Reserves will be in action this Saturday Evening when they entertain Trillick in the first round of the Reserve Championship. Throw in 6pm U-21 The U-21 lads travel to Edendork on Wed night to play Naomh Mhuire. Throw-in 7.30pm Training Senior and Reserve training will continue on Tuesday and Friday Nights. Minor Training continues on Monday nights at 7pm. U-14 Training will be on Tues night at 6.30pm. U-10 & U-8 Training continues on Tues nights at 6.15pm. U-12 & U-10 Girls Training continues on Thur nights at 6pm. Poker Classic Clonoe GFC will be holding a Texas Hold'em poker classic in the club on Friday 26th June in of the INJURED PLAYERS FUND. First deal 9pm. Website Clonoe have now got there website up and running, the address is www.Clonoegaa.com. Please note, If anyone has any Cutlery, Tables, Chairs etc.. could they be returned to the club asap or contact Patrick on 02887746079, Thank you. If Manager's of any of the youth teams wish to include anything in the weekly notes please forward information to PRO no later than 6pm on a Sunday. Contact 07725513719 or [email protected] All Club merchandise including the new Jersey, tracksuit and hoody are available from Laurence Dooey (COALISLAND CLOTHING). The Community Centre facilities are available for private bookings. To book sports facilities contact Ciaran O'Neill, and for social club bookings contact Pat Doris Snr; both on 02887 746079. Tweet

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