An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. Notes Welcome Sam Maguire! Living the dream. That is what every An Mhaigh and Tir Eoghain Gael has been doing since 5.00pm on Sunday 21st September, 2008. Mickey Harte and his Red Hand heroes have re-wrote the history books once again and achieved true greatness in the world of GAA. We salute them for having brought so much joy and happiness to the O'Neill County. This latest triumph against Kerry, resulting in a third All-Ireland SFC title for Tyrone, was arguably the sweetest of all successes. Of course, the feeling in Moy is still one of immense pride as four of our club representatives played a huge part in the Croke Park showdown and subsequent recapturing of the famous Sam Maguire Cup. Philly Jordan was once again outstanding at wing half back and fully deserved his recent All-Star nomination. Ryan Mellon was a late call-up to the starting team and impressed from the outset at wing half forward, scoring a superb point early in the second half. Sean Cavanagh produced another Man of the Match display at full forward, top scoring with five fabulous points from play, while his younger brother Colm crowned a truly memorable day by coming on as a second half substitute and scoring the final point in this year's championship. An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. extend heartiest congratulations to our four county senior stars and the entire squad and backroom team on this remarkable victory. Tyrone are certainly worthy All-Ireland champions and we applaud everyone concerned for their sterling efforts throughout 2008. Sam Coming to Moy The Sam Maguire Cup will be making a special appearance in Moy Square this Sunday night (5th October) from 8.30pm to 9.00pm. Among the guests of honour will be Moy's four All-Ireland winning stars. Everyone is welcome to come along and give our county heroes a great reception! More All-Ireland Glory Hail the Tyrone minors who completed an historic All-Ireland double for our county when defeating Mayo in last Saturday's thrilling final replay at Pearse Park, Longford. Those Moy Gaels who were privileged to be in attendance at the game celebrated another famous triumph and the return of the Tom Markham Cup to Tyrone. We congratulate this very special group of young Red Hand footballers and their management team on emulating the feat of their senior counterparts and making this a truly momentous year for the O'Neill County. Let's all celebrate 2008 - a year in which our minor and senior footballers have been crowned All-Ireland Champions. Centenary Gala Night The Sam Maguire Cup will be an added attraction at our club's 2008 Centenary Gala Night in the Armagh City Hotel on Saturday 22nd November. Only a handful of tables remain on general sale for this special celebratory event as hundreds of Moy Gaels living at home and abroad have already accepted their invitations to attend. All outstanding applications and monies should be forwarded to any member of the An Mhaigh G.A.C. Executive Committee without delay. The cost of a ticket is priced at £100 per person or £1000 per table. It is a night not to be missed as this Black Tie Gala Dinner will be a celebration of 100 years of gaelic games and culture in Moy and the parish of Clonfeacle. Proceedings will commence at 6.30pm with a drinks reception at the entrance to the Fisher Suite, followed at 7.00pm by the official launch of our Centenary Book which will document over 100 years of the club's history. The night will continue with a carefully selected five course meal, after which a number of unique items will come under the hammer in our Grand Auction. Part proceeds from the auction will be donated to our chosen charity, The Newry Hospice. Music will be provided afterwards by the ever popular Manhattan. Among the many special guests in attendance will be GAA President Nicky Brennan, Tyrone County Board Chairman Pat Darcy as well as our four All-Ireland winning heroes. Master of Ceremonies for the night will be Gerry Donnelly, former P.R.O. for the Derry County Board. Kilmacud Sevens An Mhaigh were one of 48 high profile clubs from across the country in action at this year's O'Neills Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Football 7-a-side competition. Played on the eve of the All-Ireland Senior and Minor Football Finals, this prestigious sevens tournament once again provided great entertainment for everyone in attendance. A sizeable number of Moy people made their way to the capital early on All-Ireland Final weekend to see the Tír na nÓgs in action. This was our third consecutive year to take part, having reached the semi-finals in 2006 and quarter-finals in 2007. Despite missing four of our top players, who were involved the following day at Croke Park, Moy's ten-man squad still did their club and county proud against top quality opposition. First up for An Mhaigh on a glorious sunny day were Derry Senior Club champions Glenullin. Moy took an early lead but it was the Bradleys and co who emerged victorious on the first step of an impressive run which saw them reach the final. All of Moy's group one games took place at the main playing fields in Glenalbyn. Close encounters followed against Gracefield (Offaly) and Tarbert (Kerry). Unfortunately, though, the Moy men lost narrowly in both games. Although disappointed not to reach the knock-out stages, An Mhaigh did compete well in the group and produced some fine football in front of a large number of spectators. Moy's squad consisted of the following players: Niall Conlon, Francie McQuade, Karol McQuade, Ryan O'Neill, Brendan Kelly, Philip McQuade, Mark Jordan, Anthony Rafferty, Tommy Conlon and Padraig Laverty. Senior ACL Division 2 An Mhaigh 0-13 Eadan na dTorc 0-8 Last Sunday saw An Mhaigh senior footballers make a welcome return to league action for the first time in three months when they played host to Edendork in Division Two. Moy's last competitive game was against Moortown in the championship back in early July and, while it did take some time for the players to blow off the cobwebs, the home team produced a solid second half display to win by five points. Edendork may be rooted to the foot of the Division Two table but they certainly pushed Moy all the way in a tough contest, played in fine conditions at Pairc Thír na nÓg. This hard-earned result sees Mattie McGleenan's men climb back into third position, behind joint leaders Clann na Gael and Trillick, and provides a timely boost ahead of this weekend's Intermediate Championship quarter-final clash against Eskra. The men in blue showed no early signs of rustiness as they raced into a three point lead after only five minutes, with Sean Cavanagh converting a free-kick almost straight from the throw-in and younger brother Colm scoring twice from play. Edendork, playing against the wind, did well to draw level by the end of the first quarter and they remained in contention throughout the half despite further Moy scores from the boot of Sean Cavanagh (2) and Karol McQuade. Half-Time: An Mhaigh 0-6 Edendork 0-5. The second half began with an early exchange of points from Moy debutant Peter Mallon and the Edendork place-kicker. However, three well struck Sean Cavanagh frees succeeded in putting some daylight between the sides by the end of the third quarter. Although the homesters were the better team in this half and consolidated their advantage with further points by substitute Neil Donaghy and two cracking efforts from Anthony Rafferty, our opponents will look back on a number of wasted opportunities in this game. Over the hour, Edendork struck twelve wides to Moy's five. Final Score: An Mhaigh 0-13 Edendork 0-8. League Record: Played 9, Won 7, Drawn 0, Lost 2, Points 14. Remaining Fixtures: v Trillick (home); v Clann na nGael (away); v Derrylaughan (home); v Dungannon (away); v Eskra (away); v Gortin (home). Under 16 Championship Droim Ratha 2-8 An Mhaigh 3-9 Moy Under 16 team upset all the odds on Saturday 20th September to defeat favourites Drumragh away by four points in the Grade Three Championship Quarter-Final replay. This was a stunning victory for the Tír na nÓg lads who played some terrific football and displayed wonderful character throughout a high-scoring contest. Moy, who are clearly determined to retain the title they won in such marvellous fashion last year, can now look forward to a last four meeting with Brackaville. For more information on Under 16 training and matches, contact Martin Deeney, Paul Dynes or Paud Loughran. Under 12 Tournament An Mhaigh Under 12 footballers rounded off their season by travelling to Lurgan last Saturday and taking part in the annual Clann Eireann G.A.C. Tournament. Team mentor Martin Conroy was full of praise for the manner in which this tournament was run off and issued the following report: "We found ourselves competing against the host club and two county Down teams in Burren and Kilcoo. We played 'A and 'B' games against each of these clubs. In the first game, Moy 'B' team defeated Burren 'B' by 4 points to 3. Our 'A' team then won by a similar margin, getting the better of Burren on a scoreline of 6-5. "Clann Eireann provided our opposition for the second 'B' match with the Armagh side winning 6-2. Moy 'A' then took to the field against the same opposition and what followed was probably the best performance our team has ever produced at this level. They simply blew the Armagh boys away with a devastating display to win the match 10-5. Ryan Coleman was unmarkable, scoring six points, and this against the team that had won our own tournament in Moy three weeks earlier. "Kilcoo 'B' team then beat our lads 6-1 in the final 'B' match, a disappointing performance from Moy who suffered from a lack of confidence all day. It was then the 'A' teams of both clubs who faced a winner-takes-all-match with the losers going home and the victors qualifying for the cup semi-finals. We should never have worried because Moy had too much class for the Down boys, defeating them on a scoreline of 7-3. "St Endas from Glengormley had come through six matches in the other section, winning every game by at least seven points, so we knew we were up against it. Our 'B' team took the field first and turned in what was their best performance of the day, holding the opposition to a 3-3 draw. Moy's tackling and team-work was a major factor in that contest. This left the 'A' game finely poised, with the winners set to reach the final. "Moy's 'A' team played against the wind in the first half and turned around just 3-2 in arrears. Our boys knew they could win, but in the second half some disgraceful behaviour from the opposition manager (verbally abusing two Moy players and time- wasting) clearly affected Moy's performance. With three minutes of time wasted due to this unfortunate behaviour, we could not register an equalising score to send the game to extra time. "However, despite this loss, the Moy players should be proud of themselves for what they achieved. They were a credit to the club with their behaviour and footballing skills. With a little more luck, they could even have won this tournament." Forthcoming Fixtures ? Under 16 Championship Semi-Final: An Mhaigh v Brackaville this Saturday (4th October) at 11.00am. Venue: Dungannon. Extra-time if required. ? Intermediate Championship Quarter-Final: An Mhaigh v Eskra this Saturday (4th October) at 5.15pm. Venue: Clogher. Extra-time if required. ? Reserve Div 2 Championship First Round: An Mhaigh v Moortown this Sunday (5th October) at 1.00pm. Venue: Moy. Extra-time if required. ? Under 18 League Semi-Final: An Mhaigh v Glenelly on Monday 6th October at 7.45pm. Venue: MUSA, Cookstown. Extra-time if required. Suicide Awareness & Information Session A Suicide Awareness and Information Session for sporting organisations and clubs will be held in the Niamh Louise Foundation, 7 Georges Street, Dungannon on Wednesday 1st October at 7.00pm. The itinerary will include: introduction from facilitators; history of foundation; presentation on suicide awareness and self harm; and question and answers session. Light refreshments will also be provided. Any of our own club members, coaches, officials and parents of players who are interested in attending should contact Eimear McKearney on 02887726217 or 07846666492. Unsung Hero of the Month If you would like to nominate anyone for our club's Unsung Hero of the Month, please contact myself or any member of the club committee. Please state the name of the person who you wish to nominate and the reason for your choice. This person should be someone who is quietly working behind the scenes of our club or who has done something noteworthy outside of the public eye. Previous winners are: Donal Jordan (August) and Therese McKearney (September). ClannNa nGael club notes SamMaguire's Homecoming On Saturday last, Brian and Stephen lead the Sam Maguire Trophy intoAughabrack to a rousing reception. The night was a great success, andeveryone who attended had an enjoyable evening's craic. The Clubwould like to thank everyone who helped out in any way at the event. Congratulationsthis week are extended to the Tyrone Minors on winning theAll-Ireland last week. Their victory caps off a great year for Tyronefootball as a whole. MensFootball Thesenior's were defeated in the 1st round of theIntermediate Championship last Friday under the floodlights of HealyPark, Omagh. A below par performance saw the men go down to a veryhungry Stewartstown side by 0-06 to 0-09. Thereserves will now face Stewartstown in their championship. That gameis fixed for Saturday 4nd in Aughabrack at 4pm, but thismay change so all players are to attend training in order to confirmthe times. Goodluck to our U16 boys will play Drumragh in the Semi-final of theleague this Saturday in Newtownstewart with a throw-in time of 11am. LadiesFootball Thisweekend sees our ladies play in their 1stround of the Ulster Junior Championship. They take on the CavanChampionship, Avra on Sunday 5thdown in Cavan with a throw-in time of 2.30pm. Lotto Lastweek's Lotto Nos: 2, 9, 11 and 12. Winner: Agnes Kerlin, PatrickBall, Catherine O'Neill, Julie McCloskey, Colleen Kerlin, SharonDevine, Oran O'Neill, Val O'Neill and Brendan Conway. Next Jackpot is£1250 Meeting Thenext committee meetings will be on Monday 13th inDunnamanagh. The ladies committee will meet at 7.15 and the men'swill be at 8pm. An Charrig Mhor Eire Ogs club notes The Seniors achieved their three in a row last Friday night when they comfortably disposed of Dunngannon under a floodlit Healy Park. Congratulations to all players and management on this great success. Sunday will open their Ulster Campaign against Derry Champions Coleraine and the players will need as much support as possible. The U-14s unfortunately were unable to contain a Rampant Dunngannon side in their Championship Final last week but they are a young group of players many of whom have another year left at this level so they will be able to rectify this result next year. Primary School training for boys and girls will be held every Wednesday at 5pmhere recent good run in the Armagh league with back to back victories against Pearse Ogs in the Armagh league. The Club would like to send its congratulations to Raymond and Conor on their recent All Ireland Football success. We would also like to pass on our condolences to the family of Sheila Mc Aleer. Gleann Eallaigh GFC club notes The mens senior championship quarter-final against Derrytresk will take place on Saturday at 3.30pm in Loughmacrory. All support for the team would be greatly appreciated. There will be committee meetings on Monday 6th October. The ladies meeting is at 6.45pm and menís at 8pm. Draw collectors are asked to hand in any outstanding monies. Everyone at Glenelly GFC would like to congratulate the Tim Harney and the rest of the Tyrone Minor squad on winning the All-Ireland Minor Championship. This is a fantastic achievement for Tim, and also reward for the coaching put in at the club. Droim Ratha Na Sarséil Club Notes Commiserations to our Senior team on their championship defeat to Newtownstewart on Sunday. Thanks are extended to all the players, management & trainers involved with the team throughout the year as the division 3 competition now comes to an end. Underage training continues Saturday, 10.30am, with a special visit from Sam Maguire between 9.30 & 11.30 am, all families are invited along and anyone wanting to make special visiting arrangements can contact Jim McGread on 02882249231. Underage training will finish up on Sat. 11th October with the end of year to trip to Belfast on 18th, details this Sat. Comhghairdeas to Oran McElroy, U'6 player of the week. U'13's finished up with a good win over Tattyreagh. U'16 FL Semi Final, Sat. 4th @ 11am, in Newtownstewart, Clann na nGael v Drumragh, followed by the juvenile ladies league final v Loughmacrory at 12.30pm. Any orders for Replica jerseys or hoodies can be forwarded to Dympna Cleary, we are hoping to place an order of Club Gear to be ready for Christmas. The Club extends thanks to Paul Caldwell for his kind sponsorship of the senior ladies hoodies and congratulates Paul & Francine on the birth of their baby recently. Congratulations are extended also to the County Minor & Senior teams on their marvellous All-Ireland Double Success and in particular to Justin & Joe McMahon from our neighbouring Club. The Club extends Sympathy to the Lowry Family on the sad death of Anne and to the Devine Family, Ballygawley, on the death of John Senior This week's Lucky Lotto Letters were: H,K,R,S,X - no jackpot winner, 5 x £10 winners, Lauren McCrory, Kirsty McCrory, Dan O'Neill, Regina Bradley & Mark O'Donnell. Last week's letters were - I,N,Q,T,Z - 2 X £50 winners, Stephen Hackett & Niall McCrory. Next week's draw in Brodericks. Jackpot remains at £10,000, please continue to support the lotto. Edendork St Malachy's GAC notes The October Committee meeting will take place in the clubrooms at 9:00pm on Thursday night. The Members Monthly draw will take place before the main meeting. members and collectors are asked to ensure payments are up to date. The Executive Committee have called a Special General Meeting on Sunday 5th October 2008 at 6;00pm, in the Des Fox clubrooms, to discuss the adoption of a new constitution and relevant bye-laws. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. Training continues for seniors and reserves Tuesday and Friday night at 7:30pm. The seniors played the Moy on Sunday in the league and although the team played well they were defeated 0-08 to 0-13. However the team showed great determination and fight and if this is kept up will stand us in good stead for the rest of our games. The reserves play Greencastle in Greencastle on Thursday night in the Championship at 7:30pm. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 6:00pm. All support would be welcome. Congratulations to the U-16s, who defeated Loughmacrory in the quarter-finals of the League on Saturday. They play Galbally in the semi-final on Saturday morning at 11:00am in Pomeroy. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 10:00am. The club would like to wish all the best to players and management. Training continues Wednesday night in Killyman at 7:30pm. The U-13s defeated Dungannon in their last league game of the season. The club would like to thank all coaches involved and parents for transport and support. Scor na nOg is approaching and the club would like anyone interested in taking part in dancing, singing, playing music or being involved in the quiz, to contact Harry Conlon as soon as possible. The Ladies U-12 Final will take place on Saturday 11th October, for more details contact John Mooney. Sunday morning Youth Training returns on Sunday 5th October, 11:15am to 12:30pm. There were no winners of this week's lotto. The numbers were 7 15 19 23 the bonus was 20. Damien Moore, Edendork, won the £20 lucky dip. The Jackpot is now £1050 and the consolation is £300. This week lotto takes place in The Gables on Monday night at 9:00pm. Congratulations to club player and committee member Joe McGuckin and to his fiancée Elaine who are getting married on Saturday. The club would like to wish Joe and Elaine a very happy life together. The married men of Edendork can breath a collective sigh of relief now that Joe is one of us, as he won't be giving us any more stick. The club would like to congratulate Tyrone Minors on their magnificent win at the weekend. Well done to all. Kildress club notes 'LOUGHDOO AGGREGATE SPONSORED; WHO WANTS TO BE A THOUSANDAIRE' On the 29th November our club will host the biggest National Road Show, 'Loughdoo Aggregate Sponsored; Who Wants To Be A Thousandaire'. Based on the very popular 'Millionaire' TV programme, 8 guests will be drawn to take to the stage and given an opportunity to win £1000. This exciting show will help fund our £500,000 Development Project. Businesses can support the club by purchasing adverts that will display images and information about your business on the night on large TV screens. To be part of this exciting project contact Eimear on 028 867 51386, Marie on 028 867 51686, Matt on 028 867 51438 or any other committee member. Sigersons club notes Adult Football: The clubs Reserve footballers will play Drumquin in the semi-final of the WJ Dolan Reserve Championship this Saturday in Castlederg. Throw-in time is fixed for 4:00pm and all players are asked to be at the clubrooms by 2:45pm for transport to the game. All support for the team would be very welcome. The winners of this semi-final clash will play Errigal Ciarán Thirds in the final on the following weekend. Training for the Reserve squad continues on Wednesday and Friday nights from 7-8pm. The clubs Senior footballers will travel to Killyclogher this Sunday to play Aghaloo in the Joe McGarrity League Cup final. Throw-in time is fixed for 1:30pm. Transport will leave the clubrooms at 12noon. All support would be very welcome as the team attempt to finish off their season with some more silverware. Training for the clubs senior team continues on Friday nights only at Páirc Mhic Sioghair. Best wishes are extended to adult club players, John McCrossan and Niall Conwell who both went through operations recently. We wish them both well in their recovery. The club have taken delivery of the new club shorts and socks and are appealing to all adult players to ensure that they purchase such. Anyone interested in buying the shorts and socks at a reduced club cost of £10:00 should contact Paddy Jack. Youth Football: The Juvenile footballers lost 1-10 to 0-6 against Dromore in the Grade One League semi-final at Killyclogher last Sunday morning. The team will know that they didn't play to their full potential but they can be proud of reaching this stage of the competition and will no doubt come back better and stronger. Warmest thanks are extended to all the Juvenile players and the management trio of Liam Sweeney, Ignatius Maguire and Mickey Doherty for all their hard work and effort over many months. It is hoped to organise the annual David Devine Memorial Juvenile Blitz shortly as a nine a side tournament, more details to follow. The clubs Under 13 footballers completed their league programme last Wednesday night with a good win at home to Carrickmore. Well done to the boys and to their management team of Paddy Glackin, and Kieran O'Kane for their hard work all season. The annual Gerald O'Doherty Memorial Blitz for Under 10 footballers will take place this Saturday 4th October at Páirc Mhic Sioghair. All players are asked to be at the club grounds for 10:15am sharp. Parents of Under 10 players are asked to help provide refreshments for the visiting adults. End of season trips for all youth teams will be organised shortly. Ladies Football: The Juvenile girls of Strabane Sigersons will be hoping to add to the silverware already won by their minor counterparts when they travel to Killeeshil this Saturday morning to play An Charraig (Rock) in the Tyrone Ladies Grade 3 Juvenile Championship final. Throw-in time is fixed for 12noon and transport will leave the clubrooms at 10:00am sharp. The club are appealing for as much support as possible to travel to the game and lend their support for the girls. Best wishes to the management and team from everyone at the club. Warmest thanks are extended to Dominic Caldwell of Caldwell Motor Factors, Lifford Road who has kindly sponsored refreshments for the Juvenile girls for the final. Coaching for the clubs Juvenile Ladies squad will continue on Monday and Wednesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm. Any queries contact Isaac Hassan, Mickey Joe Friel or Marty Conway. Sigersons senior ladies travelled to Dublin last weekend to play in the All Ireland Club Junior Sevens and although they lost all four games they performed admirably and it was a great experience for everyone concerned. Training for the Senior Ladies continues on Monday & Wednesday nights at Páirc Mhic Sioghair from 6:30pm - 7:30pm. The ladies minor team who won the Tyrone Grade Four Minor Championship earlier this will be presented with their medals at a function as soon as the Juvenile Championship has concluded. There will be training for all Under 14, 12 and 10 girls at the club grounds from 6:30pm - 7:30pm every Tuesday night. The annual Sean Duffy Under 12 girls blitz will take place on Saturday 11th October. More details in next weeks notes. The Patsy McCallion Memorial Blitz will be played off whenever the Juvenile girls seasons finishes off, more details will follow. Comhghairdeas agus Maith Thú - Tír Eoghain Minors: The committee, players, members and supporters of Strabane Sigersons extend Comhghairdeas agus maith thú to the players, management team and backroom staff of the Tyrone Minor footballer squad on winning the Tom Markham Cup following another great battle with Mayo last Saturday at Longford. This win completes the historic double never ever before achieved by any other Ulster County. Well done also to our own club chairperson Ciarán McLaughlin in his role as the County Board liaison officer with the successful Tyrone Minor side. 400 Club Draw: The 400 Club draw for September will take place on Friday 3rd October. All returns should be made to Ignatius Maguire or Aodhán Harkin by Thursday night 2nd October. All Promoters should ensure that they have their returns up to date otherwise the draw will be put back. Go raibh míle maith agaibh go léir. Alphalot: The club Alphalot letters drawn for Monday 29th September: F - H - S - W. No Jackpot Winner. Four Match Three Winners - Each Received £25:00. Cha Stewart, Fountain Park, Fiona Devenney, Ballycolman Estate, Ann Doherty, C/o Andrea McElwee and Paul Doherty, Brookvale. Next Weeks Jackpot: £7,050:00. All club members are urged to play their part in promoting the Alphalot that is a major source of revenue for the club. All Alphalot promoters are asked to ensure that they have their envelopes in the clubrooms by 8:00pm on a Monday night. Late entries will be entered into the following weeks draw. Club Alphalot Boxes are now sited in the following premises: McCauley's Shop, Fountain Street. Sheerin's Shop, Urney Road. Haughey's Shop, Ballycolman Lane, Christy's Bar, Lower Main Street, Sweeno-McGinty's Bar, Railway Road, Doherty's Spar Shop, Sion Mills, Supervalu, Main Street, Baker Street Bar, Abercorn Square and the Fir Trees Hotel, Melmount Road. Annual Awards Dinner Dance: The clubs Annual Awards Dinner Dance in conjunction with Sigersons Ladies will take place on Saturday 22nd November in the Fir Trees Hotel. The club have several pieces of silverware to show off this year and will also be hoping to have the Sam Maguire and the Tom Markham Cups present. Tickets for the event will be on sale shortly. Club Website: The clubs website can be accessed at www.strabanegaa.org the club email address is; [email protected] you wish to receive the club notes or regular updates on what is happening then please send on your email address. For up to date information on all club activities, please check the website which is updated very regularly. Alan Henderson: Well done to former club player Alan Henderson, as he was a member of the St John's panel that won the Down Junior Football Championship last Sunday. The result was a great boost for the St John's club following the malicious burning down of their clubrooms just a few days previous to their final. Best wishes in the Ulster Club to the team and to big "Hendy". Irish Classes: Irish classes for beginners and advanced will resume shortly at the clubrooms. Beginner's classes on Tuesday nights and Lower Intermediate on Wednesday nights both commencing at 7pm. Sympathy: The club extends its deepest sympathy to the family and friends of the late Gerry McCauley, O'Kane Terrace grandfather of Reserve team player, Kevin McCauley. Deepest sympathy is also extended to the Stewart family, Mt Carmel Heights circle on their recent sad bereavement. Mary queen of the Gael pray for them. Social Activities: Entertainment in the Social Club continues as normal this weekend. Saturday Night: Karaoke with Mervyn Finlay. The Social Club is available to book for Parties, Charity Functions, Christenings, etc, contact James O'Reilly or Johnny McHugh at 02871885039. Aodhán Harkin - P.R.O. SCOR NA n-OG Anyone interested in participating in Scor Na n-Og this year should contact Cultural Officer Marie Quinn on 028 867 51686. SENIOR & RESERVE FOOTBALL Both teams got back to winning ways with two comprehensive victories away to Killyman last Saturday. YOUTH FOOTBALL The U 16's will play Stewartstown in the Rock next Saturday at 11 am in the semi-final of the league. On Sunday the U 13's travel to Loughmacrory to play Loughmacrory in the league semi-final. Kick-off at 11.45 am. All support would be gratefully appreciated for both matches. . Tweet

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