EGLISH ST. PATRICK'S

Youth Football:
Underage training continues for Under 14's at 11.00a.m.on Sunday morning. Minor training is on Tuesday and Friday nights. All underage players are asked to stay in contact with their coaches regarding training times.

Tyrone Under 17 Development Squad Trials:
Good luck to Philip Barker, Aaron Daly, Matthew Jones, Declan Goodfellow and Conor Muldoon who are currently partaking in the Tyrone Under 17 Development Squad trials.

Coaching Courses:
There are a series of coaching courses being held by the Tyrone County Board during the month of February. These courses are as follows: Fitness with the football (Wed 10th Feb. in MUSA); Safeguarding children - child protection course (Fri 12th Feb. in Drumragh); Award One youth/adult (12th/13th/26th & 27th Feb. in Strabane); Fundamentals - Coaching U6s/U8s (Tues 16th Feb. in Urney); Training with Intensity (Wed 17th Feb. in Omagh YS); Powerbag conditioning with the ball, football and sliotar (Thurs 18th Feb. in Strabane); Foundation award coaching course (Sat 20th Feb. in Donaghmore); Games to develop football U14 - Senior (Mon 22nd Feb. in Donaghmore);
Learn to train - Coaching U10s/U12s (Wed 24th Feb. in Loughmacrory); Full details of these courses are available on the Tyrone GAA website. Any club member interested with underage coaching and would like to go to any of the afore mentioned courses should contact Declan McKeever (Youth Officer).

Scor Sinsear:
Eglish Sports Hall hosted the semi-final of the Tyrone Scor Sinsear last Friday night with the home club participating in three events. The Ballad Group, comprising Leanne Daly, Fiona Jones, Louise Cassidy, Diane Daly and Peter McCann, put in a great performance and were very unlucky not to make it through to the final. The Novelty Act had better fortune as Jim Daly, Curry Murtagh, Angela McGrath, Paul Muldoon, Seamie Donnelly, Ciaran Donnelly and Eileen Daly all played their part in a comical sketch that really entertained the crowd. They made it through to the final as too did the Quiz team comprising Donal McAnallen, Cathal Daly and Gerard Jones. The final is being held in Killeshil on Sunday 21st February. Aside from the three events that Eglish competed in last Friday night, Ciaran Donnelly had participated in the Solo Singing section in the previous round but unfortunately had not made it through. Well done to everyone involved.

Ulster Scor Trath na gCeist Table Quiz:
The Ulster final of the Scor Trath na gCeist Table Quiz is being held in Eglish Sports Hall on Friday night, commencing at 8.00p.m.

Pairc Chormaic:
Work continues with the construction of Pairc Chormaic despite the winter weather. Work continues at a rapid pace. At present, most of the drains have been inserted and work has commenced on the construction of the retaining wall.

Club Membership:
Club Membership for 2010 is currently being collected by Sean Byrne (Club Registrar). Membership costs for this year are as follows: Adults £30, O.A.P. £5, Students £10, Youth (Under 16) £10.

First Aid Course:
All underage managers, coaches and helpers should make themselves available for the First Aid course that has been arranged for Thursday 18th February at 7.30p.m. This course is being organized with St. Patrick's Camogie Club.

Club Lotto:
Winning numbers for Monday 1st February were 2, 16, 21 and 22. There were two Match 3 winners; Collette Murtagh and Kieran Daly. This week's jackpot is £ 3,800.

Tickets are available from committee members and at the following outlets: McCann's Shop, Barrett's Concrete, Eglish Builder's Merchants, Jim Daly's Filling Station, Scissor Sisters and the Ryandale.

Club Leisurewear:
Club gear including jerseys, shorts, socks, beanie hats, hoodies and the 2010 Club Calendar are still available for anyone who wishes to purchase them. Contact Liz Daly for any of the items listed.

Gym Facilities:
The gym is open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Opening hours are 6.00p.m. to 9.00p.m. Admission £ 3.50. Ladies Box-ercise classes on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 8.00p.m. to 9.00p.m.

All Ireland Club Finals:
Good luck to Naomh Colmcille in the All Ireland Club Hurling Junior Final, and to Cookstown in the All Ireland Club Football Intermediate Final. Both games are being played in Croke Park this weekend.

Sympathy:
The club extends its deepest sympathy to the Slater family (Dungannon), McDonald family (Galbally) and the Begley family (Dungannon) on their recent bereavements.

Mailing List:
A mailing list will be set up over the next few weeks to allow members to subscribe to receiving club notes. Details will follow in due course. Tweet

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