Updates from the Droim Ratha Na Sarséil ,Trillick, An Charrig Mhor Eire Ogs , Aireagal Chiaráin, Loch Mhic Ruairi, Edendork St Malachy's GAC, An Baile Nua, An Chárraig Mhór, Gleann Eallaigh, Galbally, Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's, Urney, Clann Na nGael, Brackaville, An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg, Cookstown Fr Rocks, Kildress, An Clochar Éire Óg, Ó Rathaille Chluain and St Macartan's Ladies clubs. Droim Ratha Na Sarséil Club Notes w/c 10th November 2008 Adult winter training, continues Friday night 9-10pm in CBS. Any adult player wishing to go on the end of year trip to Gweedore, forward names to Martin Taggart (07742242145) by this weekend. Anyone wishing to put their name forward for involvement in management of either Minor, Reserve or Senior teams, please contact Aidy O'Kane before this Saturday. The official sod cutting ceremony for the new development takes place Sat, 2pm in Clanabogan, all members welcome. Youth presentation, this Sat. also, 7.30pm, Clanabogan Hall, all youth players and their parents are invited. Jim McGread has organised an end of season Table Quiz for Friday 21st November in The Country Club - everyone welcome, your support is vital. A Mass for Deceased Club members takes place on Thursday 27th November, 7.30pm in St. Mary's Drumragh. Club AGM, Sunday 30th Nov, 7.00pm, Clanabogan Hall, all adult Club members welcome. Comhghairdais to our representatives in Bailead Ghrupa, who made it through to the Scór na nOg finals in Kileeshil. 3pm, Sunday 23rd November, your support would be greatly appreciated. This week's Lucky Lotto Letters were: A,M,N,T,Y - 1 match 4 winner, Aoife Bogle, wins £100. Jackpot now £5000, lotto continues next week in Brodericks, please continue to support the lotto. Trillick Trillick progressed to the quarter finals of the Ulster Championship last Sunday when they overcame Ballybay on a score of 0-13 to 0-08. Mattie Donnelly and Niall Donnelly dominated the forward line whilst Damien Kelly and Sean Donnelly curtailed the Ballybay attacks. Trillick now meet Redhills (Cavan) on Sunday in Breffni Park with throw in at 2.3pm. All support would be greatly appreciated. The club held the Parish Blitz last Saturday afternoon and it was well attended by both boys and girls. Many thanks to all those who helped organize this event and to all those who helped out on the day. The Club is hoping to run their annual Night at the Races on Saturday 20th December. More details to follow next week. Preparations for the Gala Ball are well under way and it is important that everyone who has booked a ticket has paid their deposit. The committee would like to have confirmation of all those attending by the end of November so please contact any member of the committee ASAP in order to secure your ticket. Tickets should be available to purchase before Christmas so anyone interested in buying a ticket as a Christmas present for a family member please contact any member of the Gala committee. Anyone interested in purchasing some club merchandise please contact Dermot McCaughey on 895 61526. There are various items available, namely, kit bags, raincoats, hoodies, jerseys and the club will be placing another order within the next week. It has been a memorable year for the club so these items would make the perfect Christmas present for many family members. The Club would like to offer their sympathy to the following families: Eamon Teague, Dromore; Patrick Mullin, Drumragh; Colin Falconer, Tamlaght; Sister Angela Donnelly, Enniskillen; Annie Kennan; Gerald McWilliams, Seskinore; Paul Greenan, Mohill. An Charrig Mhor Eire Ogs The Seniors Intermediate Championship replay against Gort na Mona ended in a bitter defeat on Sunday in Ballinascreen. The game was another tough encounter and a late goal from Gort na Mona made a come back insurmountable for the Eire Ogs. The final score 1.10 to 1.14. The minors suffered similar heartbreak on Saturday will a crushing defeat by Middletown. The game couldn't be decided in normal time and a 2 goals scored during extra time sealed victory for the Armagh side. These two defeats sees the end of competitive hurling for the year draw to a close and the club looks forward to hosting its annual dinner dance on the 29th November in the Patrician Hall. Limited tickets are still available and need to be collected ASAP to avoid disappointment. Aireagal Chiaráin Our seniors took the spoils in our final home league fixture of the year, with an impressive win over Clonoe. A strong opening period saw us take a commanding lead and we managed to hold off the challenge in the second half. The final game of the season will take place on Saturday (1.00p.m.) when we travel to league leaders Carrickmore. We urge all supporters to make the short journey to get behind the team for the final time this season. On the ladies' front, the AGM goes ahead on Sunday November 30th at the clubrooms in Dunmoyle (4.00p.m.). We need as much player and parent support as possible for the club to function properly next year, so anyone who wants to help out in any way is asked to be in attendance. Heartiest congratulations to Joanne Nugent (Recitation) and our Ballad Group who performed admirably to qualify for the Scór na nÓg Tyrone County Final. This will be held in Killeeshil later in the month. Details will follow. The senior Scór will get underway early in the new year and anyone interested in representing the club in any of the categories is asked to contact Gerry McCann as soon as possible. Irish classes begin on Wednesday November 12th in 'the hut' in Glencull and everyone  is welcome. These classes will cater for various levels of Irish and are a great opportunity for all our members who have talked about 'wanting to learn Irish' to do so on your own doorstep. Bígí ann! The mass for deceased members of Aireagal Chiaráin G.A.C. has been changed and will now take place on Friday November 21st in Ballygawley. Alphalot letters this week are B F M O V. Match four winners are Brendan O'Neill, Micky Devlin (both Clonoe) and Darragh Kavanagh. £70 each on it's way to you. Next week's jackpot will be £12300. Loch Mhic Ruairi Seniors record resounding win ever Cookstown In a surprisingly one sided affair last Saturday in Cookstown the seniors garnered two useful league points to leapfrog the Fr Rocks on the division 1 table to boost their hopes of survival in the top grade for 2009. It was a low scoring affair with the Loughmacrory defence very solid throughout Noel Kelly and Mickey McGee in particular catching the eye. Loughmacrory opened the scoring and Cookstown levelled with their only point of the first half before Loughmacrory added three further points courtesy of two Ronan Ward frees and a point from Stephen Donaghy to leave it 0 - 4 to 0 - 01 at the break. On the resumption the visitors extended their lead with a free each from the boot of Sean Paul Slane and Ronan Ward before the home side notched their second and final point with an Owen Mulligan free. Stephen Donaghy, the only player to score from open play, sent over an excellent score from near the left side line and two further conversions, one each from Ward and Slane, concluded the scoring. They now travel to Gortacladdy to play Kildress on Saturday at 2.30 and a brace of points here would surely see them clear of the dreaded drop zone. The club wishes to thank all who took part in Scor na nOg and good luck to solo singer Cait Ward who is through to the final in Kileeshil on 23 November. Last week's winning lotto numbers were 4, 7, 24 and 25. Sandra Kelly matched three numbers and wins the £50. The jackpot now stands at £1,600. The ladies league semi final against Kildress which was called off due to a fog bound pitch last week was due to be played last night (Wednesday) Edendork St Malachy's GAC The seniors pulled off a great win over Pomeroy on Sunday in the League. This result gave us a fighting chance to avoid relegation. It was the second time this season that the team had a full squad to pick from and this showed on the pitch as the team had a strong positive attitude going into the game and had a steely determination to get something from the match. The whole team played superbly throughout the entire sixty minutes and indeed took some great scores. The final score read 1-1 to 0-05, with the scores coming from Daniel Grimley, David Toner, Karl McGuckin, John McGuckin, Niall Morgan, Ciaran O'Connor and Brian og O'Rourke. A Full Committee meeting will take place on Thursday 13th at 8:00pm in Edendork Primary School, all members are asked to attend. The winners of the October Members Monthly Draw are as follows, congratulations to all, £500 Shane Corr, £200 Phyllis McGuigan, £100 each Austin Currie, Peter O'Connor and Damien Hughes. Training continues for seniors on Tuesday and Friday night at 7:30pm. All players must attend as our League campaign is at a critical stage. The seniors play Moortown at home on Saturday in the league at 2:00pm. Well done to all who took part in the Scor na nOg Round 1 in Coalisland, the Quiz Team and Seamus Curran in the Recitation have made it through to the semi-final in Carrickmore on Sunday evening, the club wish them good luck. Anyone interested in the following Ladies Coaching Courses please contact Rosemary Nelis. The Courses are, Fundamental Coaching, Level 1 Coaching, The Ladies Referee Qualification or Ready Steady Play Coaching for Parents. The Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday 30th November at 2:30pm, this is a change in the time. The location has yet to be decided. Nominees can be viewed on the website, www.edendorkgac.com The Social and Cultural Youth Evening will take place in The Gables on Thursday 27th November at 7:00pm and will cost £5:00 per child. The Edendork St Malachy's GAC Dinner Dance will take place in Dungannon Golf Club on Friday 30th January. There were no winners of this weeks lotto, the numbers were 1 12 15 23 and the bonus was 6. D McGlinchey won the £20 lucky dip. The Jackpot is now £1200 and the consolation is £300. The draw will take place on Sunday night in The Gables. All lotto money and tickets are to be left off at Brendan Currie's house. The club would like to send its deepest sympathy to the Curran family, Edendork, on the death of their beloved Eamon and to the Stewart family, Dungannon, on the death of their beloved Joe. St Malachy pray for them. Due to unfortunate circumstances the facilities at Edendork St Malachy's GAC are no longer available. We would like to thank the support offered by our members and friends, neighbours and Edendork Primary School, as well as support and kind words of encouragement offered by all GAA and other sporting clubs and organisations in the area and from far afield It has been very much appreciated. An Baile Nua Congratulations to our solo singer, Patricia Maguire, who has qualified for the Tyrone County final of Scor. Hard luck to the quiz team and ballad group who represented the club in the county semi-final. Well Done! Winner of the 30 week draw for week 27 was Peggy McNamee. Can all collectors please return any ticket money to Carmel as soon as they can please. The defibrillator is stored in a protective box at the side of Castle Hotel for anyone who is trained in using it.   Irish langugae classes will begin on Monday 17th November from 7.00 to 8.00pm. Cost £30 for ten weeks.  Everybody welcome to all classes. Set dancing classes, tin-whistle and Bodhrán classes continue in the clubrooms. The AGM will be held on Monday 24th November in the clubrooms at 7.30pm. If you are interested in club affairs or if you would like to join the committee or take part in any of the club activities, please feel free to come along. Everybody welcome. Any adult who would like to help out in running a youth club please contact Maureen. An Chárraig Mhór 10/11/08 The Seniors play their last game against Errigal Ciaran this Saturday 2.30 pm at home to complete the league campaign. Victory would secure our place at the top of Division One and we will have to sit it out to see how the other games effect our chances of winning the league title. The Final of the Vincent Gormley Masters (Over 35) Carrickmore v Maghery took place last Saturday. Played in atrocious conditions both sets players gave an impressive account of themselves and after a very competitive encounter Carrickmore were able to secure victory only through a couple of late second half goals. Watch press for pictures and reports. Thanks to Maghery for their participation during the whole event and the other 10 teams who brought the competition to a whole new level this year. Thanks also to Colin Daly and Martin Mohan for refereeing all of the games, The Old Charm Inn for providing refreshments after the match and O'Neills Sportswear who sponsored the T-shirts for all the finalists. £1000 was raised through the competition which will be presented to the Termonmaguirc Patients Comfort Fund to assist with cancer care in the area. We hosted the Tyrone Scór na Nóg semi-final last Sunday in the Patrician Hall. The club would like to thanks all those who made the refreshments and stewarded at the event. Thanks also to Deena Mc Callan for her assistance with the venue. We were represented in six events - solo singing, recitation, ceili dancing, set dancing, instrumental and the quiz. Congratulations to all those who made it through to the final which included the dancers in both the céili and the sets and the quiz team. Hard luck to the other teams who performed admirably but did not qualify. The annual mass for the deceased members of the club will take place on 29th November. The club AGM will take place on 7th Dec. Nomination papers will soon be posted out to members and must be returned by 20th November. Congratulations to Gemma Begley who has been nominated for an All Star. The Awards will be announced at the ceremony this Saturday so good luck to Gemma. The new club hoodies and polo shirts are now available to buy. The shop will be open on Thursday 20th from 7pm to 9pm and they will be selling current stock and taking orders for Christmas. Lotto: Winner: R. Loughran : Next weeks Jackpot £6150. Gleann Eallaigh Congratulations to our minor team on winning the Grade 3 Minor League League on Sunday! They defeated Stewartstown on a scoreline of 2-10 to 3-6. This is a great achievement for the club and bodes well for the future. The dinner-dance has been set for Saturday the 22nd November in the Villa Rose Hotel in Ballybofey, with everyone to be seated for 8pm sharp. There are only a limited number of tickets available, and they will be sold only in the clubrooms on Friday 14th November at 8pm, priced £20. Music will be by the Miracles. To book a seat on the bus to the dinner-dance contact Garry McGlinchey on 07783771108 or 02881648723. A meeting will be held in the clubrooms at 2pm on Sunday for all male players that played minor, reserve or senior football in 2008, full attendance is expected. The Ladies AGM has been set for 28th November at 7.30pm in the clubrooms. The menís AGM will be on the 30th November at 2pm in the clubrooms. Forms for nominations and motions will be available shortly in the shops and by email. Could all award winners from last yearís dinner-dance please return their trophies to Leo as soon as possible so they can be engraved for this years dance. The recycling facility continues at the football pitch. The use of this facility is greatly appreciated and we encourage people to continue to use it as it helps the club. PIARSAIGH AN GHALLBHAILE SENIOR FOOTBALL The senior team earned some valuable league points at the weekend with a win in Ardboe. This Saturday the  seniors are have a home game against Aghyaran with a throw in time of 2.30pm. YOUTH FOOTBALL There is a Presentation Night for all youth players, boys and girls from U8s to U16s, in the Community Centre on Wednesday the 12th of November between 7.30pm and 9pm. Sam will be there along with some of our All Ireland winning senior and minor teams. SCOR Congratulations to our junior Scor Dancers and Recitation members on reaching the Final last weekend. DINNER DANCE This year s presentation dinner dance takes place in Kelly s Inn, Garvaghy on Friday the 28th of November. The meal will be served at 7.30pm sharp and music is provided by Stage Two. Tickets are currently available from any committee member. CONNECT 4 LOTTO There was no winner of the lotto draw on Tuesday the 4th of November. The winning numbers were 3, 2, 12 & 9. Lucky dip winners were Michael Hurson, Shane McGuire, Neil Dorrity and Barry McAleer. The jackpot now stands at £2,200. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LOTTO There was no winner of the Community Association Lotto draw on Monday 10th of November. Winning numbers were 1, 3, 12 & 15. The jackpot now stands at £1,800. FUND RAISING GALA The Club have a table at the St. Josephs Grammar School Fundraising Winter Gala in the Glenavon House Hotel on Friday 21 November. Formal dress. £50 per person. Anyone wishing to attend contact Paddy Corrigan. ARSON ATTACKS The club would like to extend our best wishes and support to the Gaels  of Edendork and Cookstown GAA clubs, following the weekend attacks on their premises. Let s hope it s not too long before their facilities are rebuilt and playing host to our national games. NEXT MEETING Committee members are reminded that the next meeting will be Monday 17th of November at 8pm. CLUB NOTES Anyone that wishes to receive the club notes electronically can email [email protected] and ask to be included on the mailing list. Club notes can also be read online at www.galballygac.com Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's SENIOR/RESERVE FOOTBALL The Seniors travelled to Rock with a much weakened side on Saturday and finished up well defeated in the end. One game remains left on our fixture list, away to Moy, a date for which has yet to be set. U21's The U21's long-awaited quarter-final tie with Loughmacrory is due to go ahead in the next fortnight. Training is taking place for all players on Tuesday nights at the shore. SCOR Our instrumental group narrowly missed out on reaching the county final at the weekend as did our quiz team. The club would like to thank Orla Canavan, Aoife McKenna, Daragh Carney, Shea Coney and to everyone else involved for their efforts leading up to the semi-final. YOUTH Congratulations to the U14 team who competed in the Jim Morgan tournament on Sunday in Brackaville. After defeating the hosts by 2 points in a keenly contested semi-final, the lads produced a great display of football to defeat Brocagh in the final. After a long season for the lads its nice to see them finish with some silverware to show for it. Many thanks to Brackaville for the invitation and the refreshments afterwards. The U16's also picked up some silverware at the weekend lifting the Davison cup in Brocagh amid poor conditions. Congratulations to them and thanks to Brocagh for their excellent staging of the tournaments. The club would like to take this opportunity to thank all involved with the management of these two teams during the year. A lot of time and effort was invested by the management teams throughout and their service is greatly valued. PRESENTATION NIGHT Our Annual Presentation Night, in conjunction with fundraising for the Oakridge Special Education Centre Dungannon, is to be held in the Van Gough Suite of the Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan. Tickets are £25 each and can be purchased from Aidan O Hagan, Peter McGrath, Paula, McCourt or Orlaith McAlskey. Anyone interested in attending must purchase a ticket and final numbers need to be known by Mon 24th Nov. We have also been advised that anyone who comes late to the dinner will only join at that part of the meal, and tickets are required for entry.hotel rules! Music is by jokers wild, and we are expecting several pieces of silverware and maybe a special guest too. If you need transport for the night contact Paula McCourt asap. Alternatively for those wishing to stay the hotel is offering concessionary rates. CLUB QUESTIONNAIRE The club has extended the deadline for replies to the club questionnaire to this weekend so if you've haven't already got yours in, please try to do so this week. The thoughts and opinions of our members are vital if we are to bring the club forward in the right direction. LOTTO Lotto numbers drawn for 9th November were 8, 11, 12 & 25. Yet again the McMahon household provided the winner with Peter (jnr) this time correctly guessing 3 and scooping £50. The jackpot now stands at £2,025. NOTES If anyone would like their name added to the list of people receiving club notes via e-mail please contact Patrick Quinn at [email protected] or Thomas Quinn at [email protected] Urney Our senior played Tattyreagh on Saturday in Pairc Naomh Columba and got beat by a late goal. Congratulations to Mark Devine and Connor Lafferty who made their senior debuts. This may have been our last game of the season management will keep players informed. The clubs annual Dinner Dance will be held this Friday the 14th of November. The Dinner Dance and presentation of awards this year will be held in the Fir Trees Hotel and music on the night will be provided by the Fabulous David Oliver. Admission is by ticket only with no exceptions. The club will be holding a night at the races in our clubrooms on fri the 28th of November. Anyone looking to sponsor a race or buy a horse can contact any committee member. The club will have some new Casual wear on sale for Christmas. More details next week. There were no Jackpot winner of the lotto this week. There was also no match 3 winner. The numbers were 6,7,15,19. next weeks jackpot will be £1700.00 Everyone please make an effort and sell or promote our lotto as it is the clubs main source of income. Clann Na nGael Club Notes Ladies Football A massive congratulations go out to everyone involved with the U16 girls as last week they added the League Trophy to the Championship one they won earlier. The girls battled hard against a strong Dromore team and winter weather to run out easy victors. This week some of the girls will be in action again as the senior team have their League Final re-fixed for this Sunday. Their opponents shall be either Kildress or Loughmacrory but as yet the venue and time are not known. Posters will be in the shops when the information is known. Mens Football The seniors did not have a game last week but are due to play Moy at home this Sunday, throw-in time 2pm. AGM The Ladies AGM will take place on Sunday 7th December and the men's shall be the following Sunday, 14th. Sam's Visit Sam Maguire will be making an appearance in the three local schools on Monday 24th November, more details next week. Lotto Last week's Lotto Nos: 8, 17, 18 and 24. Winner: Gabrielle Browne, James Ball and Danny Ball (jnr). Next Jackpot is £1550 Disco The next disco will be on Friday 21st November. All helpers are asked to be at the hall for 9.30pm. Brackaville Football The club hosted the first of many U14 tournaments last weekend when the Jim Morgan memorial cup was contested for on sunday when brackaville, Derrylaughan, Brocagh and derrytresk battled out on a cold morning, the Brackaville lads again had no luck this year an fell short after thier first game to Derrylaughan, as did Derrytresk and brocagh as the loughshore lads lifted the Jim Morgan cup for the first time, many thanks to the Morgan Family, Fergal ODonnel, Kim Gervin and all those who helped out on the day On friday past the club had thier first youth dinner of the year with awards going as follows- U6 Player of the year - Oisin Brady U8 most improved - Kyle OHagan U8 Player-Owen Linded U10 Most Improved- Sean Gervin U10 Player- Cormac Mackle  U12 Most improved- James OHagan U12 Player- Bryan Casey  U13 Player- Che ODonnell Many thanks to all who helped out including Cafe Fresh for the food and Tommy McGuigan also    Lotto This weeks lotto numbers were 2, 9, 13 and 16 there was no jackpot winner with Sharon Burns and Damien ONeill matching 3. Next weeks Jackpot £2700 This weeks Find the joker was not revelled, although the consolation prize went to Cathy Gillis who picked number 23 the King of Hearts  Both the lotto and pick the joker can be bought in the club from thursday night on.   NOTES The Club table Quiz will resume every thursday night from this week onwards starting at 9pm, teams of 4 all welcome, all proceeds in aid of a chosen charity, There will be a Charity night in the clubrooms this comming Sat with music by Climate, all proceeds to Lilac all support welcome. The next Development meeting will be held on 11th november at  8  all members welcome . the Annual mass for Deceased Members is on Friday 14th november. Many congratulations to Sean Gillis and Paula Connorton on the birth of thier baby boy. The committee and members offer their deepest sympathies so the Curran family on their recent bereavement An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. Notes (week commencing 10/11/08) Centenary Gala Night The countdown has begun to one of the most eagerly awaited social events in our club's history. Organisers of the Centenary Gala Night in Armagh City Hotel on Saturday night week (22nd November) are putting the final touches to their preparations for what promises to be a truly memorable and historic occasion. Hundreds of An Mhaigh Gaels, many of whom will be travelling from various parts of the world, have accepted the invitation to attend this Black Tie Gala Dinner and are all eager to be a part of this major celebration. They will be joined by an array of special guests who will include GAA President Nicky Brennan, Tyrone County Board Chairman Pat Darcy, Cork's Railway Cup star Nicholas Murphy, as well as our four All-Ireland winning heroes - Colm and Sean Cavanagh, Philip Jordan and Ryan Mellon. Those attending should note that this event is a strictly black tie affair and formal dress. No exceptions. Men's suits can be hired or purchased from Tom Morrow's, Dungannon. Among the silverware on show on the night will be the famous Sam Maguire, Tom Markham and Railway Cups. Gerry Donnelly, former P.R.O. for the Derry County Board, will be Master of Ceremonies for an event which will commence at 6.30pm and be a fitting celebration of our club's 100th birthday. Centenary Book Launch One of the highlights of next week's Gala Night in Armagh City Hotel will be the official launch of our Centenary Book, documenting over 100 years of gaelic games and culture in Moy and the parish of Clonfeacle. This 600 page plus publication, which has culminated in many months of research and hard work, tells the story of our club's proud history and features names and pictures of countless people who have contributed to the success story that has been An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. since 1908. Books which are pre-ordered and paid for before the official launch will have the signatures of Moy's four All-Ireland winning stars. You can pre-order a copy by contacting club official Kevin Mallon. His e-mail address is [email protected] Centenary Mass for Deceased Members A special Centenary Mass to remember the deceased members and friends of An Mhaigh G.A.C. will be held in St John's Church, Moy on Thursday 20th November at 7.30pm. Celebrant for the Mass will be our Honorary Vice-President Fr. Dermot McCaul, who will also be taking time out from his duties in Rome to attend our Gala Centenary Night some 48 hours later. Club members of all ages, male and female, will be taking an active part in the Mass. The choir will be led by Sean Kelly and include pupils of St John's Primary School, Moy. Past and present members of An Mhaigh G.A.C. will also be involved in the Liturgy, Offertory Procession and reading the Prayers of the Faithful. Everyone is invited to come along to this special Mass to remember all those, no longer with us, who were associated with our club down through the years. All who attend the Mass will also be made welcome in the Moy Parochial Hall immediately afterwards for tea and light refreshments. Senior ACL Division 2 Dun Geanainn 0-7 An Mhaigh 1-10 An Mhaigh senior footballers made the short trip to Dungannon, last Saturday afternoon, for a vital league tie against the host club. There was much at stake in this division two derby match, with Moy requiring points to keep alive hopes of a quick return to senior football and Dungannon needing victory to give them a chance of avoiding the drop to division three. This was Moy's first competitive fixture since losing in the Intermediate Championship Final and the players were determined to put a smile back on the faces of their loyal supporters. On a cold, wet and windy day at O'Neill Park, the men in blue succeeded in doing just that with a convincing six point win which boosted our league title prospects. The result also confirmed Dungannon's demotion to the junior ranks next season, but the Clarkes did not go down without a fight and they pushed Moy all the way in what was a competitive tussle. Despite a pointed free-kick by Sean Cavanagh in the opening minute, it was Dungannon who appeared to be the more keener of the two teams early on. The home side led 0-3 to 0-1 after only six minutes, but were rocked by a stunning Moy goal in the 9th minute when Karol McQuade finished off a sublime move in style. It begun in defence and involved several Moy players before McQuade coolly slotted to the net. Central to that move was Ryan O'Neill, who covered a lot of ground during the course of the game and whose subsequent sweeping role helped restrict Dungannon's scoring. Playing into the wind, Moy gained great confidence from that goal and went on to dominate the remainder of the first half. Sean Cavanagh, back from his exploits down under, converted three more free-kicks while corner back Brendan Kelly and Ciaran Conroy also chipped in with important scores to put Moy six ahead approaching the interval. Dungannon were held scoreless for 25 minutes in this half, thanks to some outstanding defensive work by the Tír na nÓg backs, although they did manage to grab a point from a free in injury-time to close the gap slightly at the break. Ahead 1-6 to 0-4, An Mhaigh came out with renewed vigour for the second half and consolidated that advantage with the help of three more points from team captain and Footballer of the Year Sean Cavanagh. Dungannon's only reply during this period was from a placed kick, but they did score twice from play at the start of the final quarter to leave five between the teams again. This was as close as it got for the Clarkes, though, as another of Moy's All-Stars Philip Jordan kicked the final point of the game with nine minutes still to play. The winners comfortably held out for the victory and came close to scoring a second goal when Sean Cavanagh's attempt struck the post. This was a solid all round performance by the Moy men, who must win each of their five remaining league fixtures to win the Division Two title and gain promotion back into the senior grade. Final Score: Dungannon 0-7 An Mhaigh 1-10. Team & Scorers: Barry Gribbin; Brendan Kelly (0-1), Francie McQuade, Mark Donnelly; Thomas McNicholl, Niall Conlon, Mark Jordan; Philip Jordan (0-1) and Ryan Mellon; Anthony Rafferty, Karol McQuade (1-0), Colm Jordan; Ryan O'Neill, Sean Cavanagh (capt, 0-7, 6 frees), Ciaran Conroy (0-1). Subs: James Devlin (30 mins), Martin Conroy (42 mins), Conall Duffy (58 mins) and Adrian Jordan. League Record: Played 10, Won 8, Drawn 0, Lost 2, Points 16. Remaining Fixtures: v Clann na nGael (away); v Trillick (home); v Derrylaughan (home); v Eskra (away); v Gortin (home). Senior Fixture Tyrone All-County Senior League Division Two: Clann na nGael v An Mhaigh this Sunday (16th November) at 2.00pm. ********* Colin Mackle (P.R.O.) Cookstown Fr Rocks Cookstown Fr Rocks would like to thank the emergency services for their brave and swift actions at the weekend, following the cowardly sectarian attack on our club rooms. The club would also like to thank everyone from all sides of the community who have expressed their support and offered help. We would like to thank Cookstown council and also the Belfast House for making their facilities available. This incident has made everyone involved in the club, committee members, players, members and supporters even more determined to ensure that the development of Gaelic Games continues in the town. The club is determined to regroup and will emerge bigger and stronger than ever. Senior Fixture Cookstown travel to Dromore this Saturday with a 2pm throw in time in what is yet another vital league match. Lotto This week's lotto numbers were 4, 5, 16, 23. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks prize is £3400. Galway visitors Fr Rocks will play host to visitors from Galway this weekend. The under 8s and under 10s will face their southern counterparts at the Mid Ulster Sports Arena at 1:30pm on Sunday. There will be refreshments after the game in the Greenvale Hotel. Club AGM The club AGM will take place on Sunday 7th December at 4pm. All members are encouraged to attend this vital meeting. Nomination and motion forms can be obtained from Ciaran O'Neill. Kildress 'WHO WANTS TO BE A THOUSANDAIRE' Kildress Wolfe Tones host 'Who Wants To Be A Thousandaire' sponsored by Loughdoo Aggregates and supported by many of our local businesses in the Glenavon House Hotel on Saturday 29th November at 8.00 pm. Tickets for the event cost £15 each for this highly professional show. Eight contestants on the night will be picked from the audience for the opportunity to win £1000. Ticket sellers will be going door to door over the next few weeks. The money raised will help fund the clubs ambitious development project which is costing close to £500,000. The project will provide top class facilities for people in Kildress for many years to come. There is still an opportunity for people to purchase high quality computer designed adverts that will be shown to the audience through large 8 foot x 6 foot screens on the night. To purchase an advert contact a committee member as soon as possible. An Clochar Éire Óg G.A.C. Weekly News. CLUB LOTTO The Lotto numbers for Sunday 9th November were, 4,6,21,22. There was no Jackpot winner, The 5 lucky dip winners were Mary McKenna, Crossowen, Danny & Caroline McElroy, Benny Mellon, Patricia McMeel, Mary McKernan. Jackpot next week reaches a magical £4,000. Tickets on sale in all shops & Pubs in Clogher & Augher. Only a £1 for the chance to win some big money 100 CLUB DRAW Anyone wishing to join can contact any Committee member. This is the Club's only major Fundraiser and it is important that Club members fully support the Draw. £1000 ON OFFER, every month. Please make sure all payments are in on time. Next Draw Is Sun 30th November. Youth Presentation night. The Annual Youth night is now only 2 weeks away and will take place on Sunday 23rd November in Fatima Hall at 6.30pm, both The Sam Maguire and Thomas Markham Cups will be present on the night. There will also be two very special guests from The Tyrone Senior and Minor teams, namely Tyrone Senior Manager Mickey Harte and Tyrone Minor Star Finbarr McQuaid. There will be an opportunity for families and Individuals to get, an Historic Photo taken with both All Ireland Trophies, the first time ever both Cups have come to Tyrone in the same year. A professional Photographer will be on hand to take the Photo's. Anyone wishing to have their Photo taken must pay in advance, only those who pay for their photo's can avail of the opportunity. Could all Youth Player of the Year Trophies be returned to Eugene McConnell before this weekend. Annual Club Bazaar- The Clubs popular Bazaar will take place in December, as usual there will be some fantastic prizes on offer with something to suite everyone. The Big Star Prize Draw for 900 Ltrs of Home Heating Oil will take place on the night. Tickets will be available shortly, priced £2 each or 3 for £5. In the present climate with the price of Oil this is sure to be an attractive Draw. Tickets will be on sale in all Shops and Pubs, or from any Committee member. Club Annual General Meeting - The Club's A.G.M. will take place in early December all new faces and involvement from parents would be greatly welcome. This is your Club so Why not play your part Monthly Club Meeting - The November Club meeting will take place on Wednesday next 12th at 8pm in Fatima Hall. Please note change of date. As this is the last meeting before the A.G.M. it is important that all Committee members are present Club Merchandise - Club Jersies, Bags, Shorts plus lots more are available from Eugene McConnell and would make the perfect Christmas present. Marie Curie Drama Group - The Parish hope to form a Marie Curie Drama Group with the aim to produce a Play for Fatima Hall next Spring. Anyone one interested in becoming involved will be most welcome. Further details next week. Sincere Sympathy - The Club wish to extend their sincere sympathy to the Pearson Family on the death of Mary. Mary was a life long supporter of the Éire Óg's and only a few weeks ago she proudly held the Sam Maguire in her arms during a visit to the home. Sympathy is also extended to the Mc Williams and McGovern families on the sudden and tragic death of Gerard Mc Williams, Seskinore. Sympathy is also extended to the Curran and Bracken Families Fivemiletown on the death of Brian Curran father of Youth player David. May they rest in peace ! Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo Notes For Week Beginning Monday 10th November 2008 On Saturday Ó Rathaille travelled to Dunmoyle to take on Errigal Ciaran. In a hard fought game Ó Rathaille came out second best. This weeks U21 championship tie scheduled for Tuesday Night at Youth Sport Omagh has been cancelled with Ó Rathaille progressing to the next round. For details of all up-coming fixtures see local press. Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo would like to thank all those clubs for their kind letters wishing us luck in the county final and also those who wrote to offer congratulations. Go Raibh Mile Maith Agaibh. We would like to thank all those who represented Ó Rathaille Chlauin Eo at Scór na nÓg. Go raibh maith agaibh to Aoife Lyttle (Solo singing); Órlaith Hanna (Poem); Saoirse O'Neill, Matthew Daly, John McGinley, Aoife McGinley and Tiernan (Novelty Act); Seaínín Hanna, Conn Hanna and Seáneen Donaghy (Quiz Team). Maith Sibh. Any Performers who get through to the next round will be notified by the Cultural Officers. An array of official club merchandise, to suit all ages, can be purchased from Laurence Dooey. Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo will be starting a youth coaching programme for ladies football. Girls of all abilities from Primary Four and up are welcome. Anyone interested in attending the ladies youth coaching sessions should contact Sharon on 07510366799 for further details. On 22nd of November we will be holding a Celebration Night in honour of the success of our adult panel's success in achieving double Championship success. Details to follow. An Official club DVD, in commemoration of this milestone, with behind the scenes footage will be available within the next few weeks. Last weeks lotto numbers were 3, 7, 9, and 23. Winning consolation prizes for matching three numbers were Eddie Hanna, Ciaran O'Neill, Connor Hilley and Celine O'Donnell. This week's jackpot rises to £4550 and the draw will take place on Thursday night in the Social Club. The Community Centre facilities are available for private bookings. To book sports facilities contact Kieron O'Neill, and for social club bookings contact Patrick Doris Snr; both on 02887 746079. We would like to extend our sympathy to the Edendork and Cookstown Gaelic Clubs following the recent attacks on their community facilities and offer our best wishes for their re-development. Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo would like to extend their sympathies to the McSloy Family, Clonoe; Hanna Family, Aughamullan; and the O'Neill Family ,Drumurrer, on their recent bereavement. St Macartan's Ladies The Club Jackpot Joker is up and running once again and the lucky number drawn was No.40, the Jackpot didn't go and next week the Prizemoney on offer is £250. The £20 lucky Dip winner was Heidi Gilmour, Aughnacloy. NB! Draw will take place on Friday nights in Mellons Bar, Clogher. Envelopes are available in all area's in Augher Clogher Eskra and Aughnacloy. The Rota sellers are asked to ensure all sales are returned no later than 10.45pm. Well done to all the sellers who put in a great effort. If any seller is unavailable make sure to contact the Area co-ordinator. Co -ordinators must ensure envelopes are left in all shops and Pubs which sell the Jackpot Joker envelopes. Those on the Rota for the month of November is as follows night- Clogher, Ursula Mc Connell - Augher - Briege Daly - Aughnacloy - Sinead Colton & Mairead Holland, Eskra - Maura Kelly & Leanne Woods. If unavailable to collect, get a replacement to cover. 100 Club Draw- The St. Macartan's Ladies embarked on their Monthly 100 Club members Draw. The 1st draw took place on Friday 7th November in the Bridge Tavern Eskra during the Marie Curie Cancer "Blind Date" Fund raising Function. The lucky Winners were £200- Evelyn McConnell - £100- Maggie McConnell - 3 x £50's - Ciara Daly - Macartan McElroy - Lisa McCann. Next Draw Friday 5th December. All collectors must have all money with either Eilish or Sinead. No one will be entered in the Draw unless the monthly payments are up to date Club Dinner Dance - The Clubs Annual Dinner Dance and Presentation night is only 2 weeks away. This Special night will take place in Kelly's Inn on Sat 29th November.All members and Supporters please keep this night free. The meal will be served at 8.30pm Sharp! Tickets are Adults £15 U.16's £10. The U14 Team will be presented with their League Medals. The Senior players will also receive the Runners-Up medals. Could all Player of the year Trophies be returned to Eilish Hackett as soon as possible. Special Guests on the Night will be Tony Donnelly and Fergal McCann plus Tyrone minor star Finbar McQuaid. Music on the night is by "D & C" Sounds Monthly Club Meeting. All Committee members please note the Club Meeting for November will take place on Thursday 27th November at 8.30pm in Fatima Hall. It is essential that all members attend. Club A.G.M - The Clubs Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday 30th November at 5pm in The Youth Centre. It is hoped that all parents interested in the future of the Club will make the effort to attend the A.G.M. Past players are also most welcome. Team Management - Anyone interested in managing any of the Club teams both Adult and Youth for the 2009 Season please get in touch with either Eugene McConnell or Breige Daly. Tweet

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