Club notes Updates from the Na Cealla Beaga, Milford, Naomh Columba, Naomh Adhamhnain, Letterkenny Gaels, Sean MacCumhaills, Aodh Ruadh and Gaeil Fhanada clubs. Na Cealla Beaga The GAA Summer Camp takes place in Kilcar from Monday 23rd July - Friday 27th July. Any child who has still to return their forms for the GAA Summer Camp please do so by either taking them to training or giving them to the Managers John Daffy O'Donnell, Barry Cunningham or Gary Cunningham or Billy Broderick. The cost of the camp is €60 per child plus €40 for each additional child from a family. There will be an additional charge for the bus for the week of E10.00 per child. Only completed forms collected before the Camp will be accepted as places are limited. The Minor Board Annual Race night takes place on Friday 13th July in the Harbour Bar at 10pm. Anybody with completed cards are asked to return them to Tony Byrne, Linda McCabe, Sinead O'Donnell or Helen O'Donnell. There will be another race night meeting on Tuesday 3rd July at 9.30pm in the Harbour Bar. All members are asked to attend. Any help will be appreciated. Both our senior and reserve sides were defeated by Gweedore in the championship on Saturday last in Gweedore. Our minor team were defeated by Naomh Conaill in the final of the southern regional league on Monday last in Dunkineely. The club's u-16 boy's team defeated Dungloe in Fintra on Friday evening last in the championship to bring the the tie to a third game. The numbers drawn in this week's galotto were 4,14,15 and 17. Their was no jackpot winner. The consolation prize of 50 euro went to John Mc Guinness, 115 Colin Rd, The 25 euro prize went to Jason Callaghan, Tullid. Next week's jackpot will be 1700 euro on 48 numbers and sellers are Francie Gallaghers team. Their was no winner of this week's bingo jackpot. The consolation prize went to Denice Boyle, St Cummins Hill. Milford Membership is now been taken, Adult Eu40, Family Eu50, Minor Eu10. Membership can be given to any member of the committee, only club members will be eligible for tickets to Donegal games. We would also remind people that only full paid club members will be eligible for tickets to the championship match. The seniors and reserves hosted Urris in Moyle View last Sunday; the reserves were beaten by 3 points 3-6 to 2-12. The seniors had a very impressive win 1-14 to 0-9 with the forwards playing especially well. PJ Hagen getting the goal. Training continues every Tuesday and Thursday on the pitch at 7pm. The under 10s took part in the Blitz finals last weekend and played very well, but both teams were defeated narrowly the A Team by Glenswilly and the B Team by Letterkenny Gaels. The U-12s played their county semi final last weekend against St. Nauls, after a good start they were only 4 points down at half time, but in the second half with the aid of a strong breeze a bigger stronger St. Nauls team began to shine through running out comfortable winners in the end. The VHI Cul Summer Camp will take place in Milford from the 30th of July to the 3rd of August. Anyone interested is asked to contact Shaun Paul Barrett on 086 605 2169 U14 girls had no game last week but are reminded that training is on every Friday at 7pm SHARP. Everyone is asked to attend as there are some important games coming up. U16 girls are also reminded that training is on every Friday and their first league game is this Thursday the 5th of July. The County Board have launched a new fundraising venture called Club Donegal and have asked clubs to get at least 20 companies to sign up in lieu of club levies. The cost per annum is Eu300 with benefits to include free admission to all club games in Donegal as well as Donegal GAA Gear etc. Any Individual or companies interested please contact Joe McNulty 9153291 or Pat Curley 9153217. Naomh Columba The Senior and Reserve teams were at home to Dungloe in the championship on Saturday evening last. The Senior Team were well beaten by a stronger Dungloe team 0.15 to 0.7. Senior Team; Pauric O Donnell, Paddy Cunnea, , Martin Cunningham Noel McGinley Kieran McBrearty, , Michael McGuire,. Hugh McGuire, Andrew O Gara, Terence Byrne, Enda Gillespie Noel Hegarty, , Gary Kennedy, David O Donnell, Brendan Cannon, John Kelly, Subs; Paddy Hegarty, Kevin Cunningham, Clement O Gara, Alan Burke. Ronan Hegarty, Gerard Cannon, Pauric Gillespie. It took a pointed free from Gary Gillespie in injury time to make sure that the Reserves go into a 3rd game with the dungloe reserves, the game ended in a score line of 1.09 to 0.13. this match was close throughout. Best for Naomh Columba were Liam Boyle, Michael Cook with some exceptional scores and Gary Gillespie. Reserve Team; Shane O Gara, Damien McBrearty, Kevin Cunningham, Owen Doherty, Brian McIntyre, Dermot Doherty, Kenneth Byrne, Conal Gavigan, Dessie Cunningham, Clement O Gara, , Brendan Doherty , David Gillespie, Gary Gillespie, Michael ëCookí Byrne, Liam Boyle,. Subs, Aiden Gillespie, Gavin McGinley, Aiden Burke, , Shane Curran, Paddy McNeilis, Gerald McNern . Colin McNeilis , Eugene Doherty. There is no game fixed for this weekend due to the county team playing. Tickets for the Stand in Carrick on Shannon to see the Donegal v Leitrim All Ireland Qualifier can be collected from Aras Sean ui hEinne on Friday evening at 9.00pm The Ladies team had their challenge game against Aodh Rua cancelled at the weekend. Asummer camp in association with Oige na Gaeltacha is being held in Glencolmcille this week and next week. Quiz in aid of the minor board in Glen head tavern on Fri 13th July @ 10.00pm, There will be an U10 blitz held at Pairc na nGael Glencolmcille on the Saturday the 14th July. More Details next week. The U10. Training as usual this Thursday. Congratulations to out U10B team who won at the blitz in Dunkineely at the weekend. Well done to Johnny McGinley Teague McGinley Colm McElroy Sinead McGinley Jake Beecham Dylan Kelly Oisin Byrne Aoife Carr Michael Gillespie Ryan Kennedy James Heeney Aiden McGinley Libby Cunningham Lorraine Doherty Cormac McGinley Aiden McGill Lanty Molloy Kallum Bell Michael McGill Tomas Ockendon Ronan OíHare Michael Lyons Rebecca Mary McShane Samantha OíGara Sara OíGara Christopher Streek-Sanchez Eoin McIntyre Eoin Carr Jordan Burns. The return leg of the U16 champoinship against Kilcar took take place at Phairc na nGael last Friday evening. It turned out to be a tale of the two full forwards Darragh O Donnell for Naomh Columba and Patrick McBrearty from Kilcar. The final score was 3.18 to 2.12 in favour of Kilcar in a very entertaining match. Excellent scores taken by both teams especially by the afore mentioned man of the match McBrearty. Kilcar finished the stronger which gives them a huge advantage in the deciding tie. Beast for Naomh Columba were Darragh O Donnell, Steven McIntyre and Hugh Doherty. At the time of going to press no time date or venue was available for the play off match but please check minor board fixtures for details. .Lotto C.L.G Naomh Columba. D·ta: 26/06/2007 Uimhir: 2. 8. 13. 20. Duais: Eu1,000 Duais Aitheantais: 5 Duais @ Eu20.00 1. Tara Byrne, Cashel. 2. Jonathan Mc Ginley, Meenacharvey. 3. Con O Gara, Gannew. 4. Clare Kelly, C/O Maggie Lyons, Malinmore. 5. Sean Gavigan, Crove. Naomh Adhamhnain Good luck to Brendan, Rory and the Donegal lads as they take on Leitrim in Carrick-on-Shannon this Saturday. Good luck also to the Donegal Hurlers in the O'Donnell Park on Saturday as they take on Leitrim in the Nicky Rackyard Cup. On Sunday, the Reserves defeated Glenties by 0-12 to 0-03 in the Championship to go through, while the Seniors bounced back after last week's defeat to record an impressive 1-14 to 0-05 win and force a play-off. Upcoming action sees the U21s away to Glenswilly in a rescheduled first round Championship match on Tuesday 10th July at 7:30pm. Minor Board news: The Div1 Minor side lost to St. Michaels at home on Sunday. Our U14s travelled to Sligo on Friday last to take part in the prestigious Feile competition. They played some outstanding football to win their group including a great victory over the highly fancied Armagh champions. They bowed out at the semi-final stage to the eventual winners Clane from Kildare. Well done to players, management and also to the large number of parents and supporters who travelled. The club would like to thank Kevin & Noreen Harley of Harley Precision Engineering, Gerry & Mary Forde of Interlink, George Kelly from Charles Kelly ltd. and Frank McMonagle for their kind sponsorship. Congratulations to the U10A side who gave a fine display of football to beat Aghyarn 2-08 to 1-01 in the Northern Board Div1 blitz final in Termon. The U10B side also won their final after staging a tremendous comeback to beat St.Michaels on a scoreline of 2-04 to 3-00. Well done to all involved. Coaching for U10s, U8s and U6s goes ahead again this Sunday in the O'Donnell Park. The U14 Div1 side travel to Buncrana on Wed 11th while the Div3 side host Fanad Gaels. Both matches throw in at 7:30pm. The Ulster Council's Cursa Gaeltachta for members of the GAA will be held in Downings from Monday July 16th to Sat July 21st. Any member interested in attending should contact Fergus McGee. Lotto numbers for this week were 5,13,18 & 21. There was no jackpot winner. There were five match 3 winners. Johnny Scanlon, Evelyn O'Kane, Martin Blaney, Patrick Carr & Caolan Ward win EUR15 each. Next weeks jackpot goes up to EUR975. Letterkenny Gaels The U16 are playing Naomh Mhuire in the Division 2 County Final this Friday July 6th in MacCumhaill Park. Throw-in is 7:45pm. All parents and supporters are asked to come along and support the team. Our U14s travelled to Gweedore on Monday night last and came away with a good victory in a very entertaining game. Gaels 4.13 Gweedore 4.5. On Wednesday the team travelled to Convoy and were defeated 2.13 to 2.6. Over the two games good performances were noted from Ciaran Cannon, Mark English, John Foley Lee Blake and Ciaran Lynch. The Gaels are due to play Glenswilly on Wed the 11 July. Check with the Manager for details. Underage training continues for age groups U8 to U14 at the Letterkenny Vocational School pitch on the High Road on Sunday morning at 11.00am. All underage players and their parents are encouraged to come along to these training sessions. New members and beginners are most welcome. Parents are assured of adequate adult supervision of the children by qualified coaches at all times while they are at the training sessions. For further information contact Jim McGlynn at 086 227 1435, Sean McBrearty at 085 174 2175, Jim Frain at 087 2480790 or Gary Coll at 086 8114999. Senior team training continues on Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 at the Glebe. All players are asked a make a big effort as the championship is not too far away. Contact John McDermott on 086 8561768 for further details. Check press for details of this week's fixtures Underage hurling continues to get large numbers turning out.We encourage all parents to continue to bring their children along as we build a solid underage foundation for the future. Parents are reminded that it is important that children be registered with the club for legal and insurance purposes. Hurleys and helmets are available for purchase from the club. Hurling coaching continues every Thursday evening at 7pm at the vocational school pitch and all are welcome. All parents are welcome to stay and encouraged to help out in any way possible. For any further information contact Liam Emery on 086/2665274 or Tom Murray on 086/8341436. There was no winner of this weeks Club Lotto. The Lucky Dip winner was Brendan Hegarty from Ballymacool Wood. Next weeks jackpot will be 2,750 Euro. Underage jerseys can be purchased from Donegal Sports in Letterkenny. Sean MacCumhaills MacCumhaills U-14's Overcome tough encounter Our under 14 football team played their 2nd game of the new league campaign against Cloughaneely team. MacCumhaills with the aid of a strong wind started the game brighter with a goal from Martin O Reilly and another from the impressive Shane O Donnell. Gavin "fireman" Gallagher added another point. Captain Rory Dunleavey was next to get his name on the score sheet after a long trail of Cloughaneely scores. O Reilly added another score just before the break leaving the halftime score 2-3 to MacCumhaills to Clougheneely's 1-5. Clougheneely was faster off the block at the start of the 2nd period with three scores to no reply. With substitutions and tactical changes, Mac Cumhaills started to change things around with a fine score from Ryan Duffy. With MacCumhaills trailing by two points a fine goal from Gavin Gallagher inspired the team. He then slotted over a free kick to extend the lead to two points. Clougheneely took over the lead but Shane McMenamin, catching a high ball at the edge of the square, turned and rifled the ball past the goalkeeper and into the net. The insurance score came in the last minute with a point from Martin O Reilly. The final score was 4-7 to 3-8 giving MacCumhaills a two point won. Their next match is on Wednesday the 4th of July, Home to Milford, throw in at 7.30. Please come and support your local lads. VHI Cul Camps (Summer Camps) The VHI Cul Camps takes Place in MacCumhaill park on the 16/20 july if you require any forms or have any queries please contact Kathleen Foy on 087 9865041. Club Lotto The Lotto numbers for the week 28/06/2007 were 4,7, 17 and 23 and there was no jackpot winner. Next week's jackpot is €7,100. There was 1 match 3 winner Julie McClintock who won €150. U16 Hurling Our U16 Hurlers play Setanta this Thursday Evening. Please come and support. U14 Football Our U14 football panel had a good win over Buncrana recently and face Cloughaneely at home this Wednesday evening. We would encourage as many people as possible to come and support our juvenile teams. U14 Hurling Well done to Martin Reilly, Brendan Gallinagh, Shane McMenamin, Oran McDermott, Gavin Brown, Ryan Kelly, Seamus Bradley and Kyle Tourish on their selection to the Donegal County U14 Team. U10 Football Gaelic Football training for all 7,8 and 9 year olds will continue throughout the summer on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 7:15 at MacCumhaill Park. There is a charge of 2 euro each night to buy essential equipment to further enhance each child's enjoyment of the game. Any parent wishing to get involved in the training sessions are more than welcome and just need to contact any member of the coaching team. Handball National Championships Last Saturday proved a long day for our handballers in Sligo. Well done to Conor Patton who was runner-up in the shield competition in which over 300 participated. Players from all corners of the country represented their clubs. In their first time to enter the nationals the lads were in no way fazed and but for fatigue could have done won a few more tight games. With an early 6:30 am start on Saturday morning and football on the Friday night before fatigue was always going to play a part in our performance. Well done to Shane McMenamin, Ronan McMenamin Michael Lynch, Conor O'Brien, Conor Patton and Emmett McDermott on representing the club and showing that we can compete at the highest level. Thanks to Con O'Brien and Patsy Patton for all their help and coaching. Adult Football Both Reserve and Senior panels get their Intermediate championship campaign on the way this weekend at home to St Nauls. Training continues for all adult players every Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm. U21 Football We are fixed to play Milford at home on Tuesday the 10th of July next in the first round of the Championship. Donegal Best of Luck to the Donegal Senior Football team who play Leitrim this weekend in Carrick on Shannon in the first round of the qualifiers. Senior Hurling Well Done to Donegal Senior Hurlers on Beating Longford at the weekend in the Nicky Rackard Cup. MacCumhaills Club was well represented by Paul Brady Selector, Paddy Hannigan, Justin McGhee, Gerard Grindle, James Donnelly, Barry McGhee and Travis Griffen. They now play Leitrim in the next weekend in O'Donnell Park. The Donegal U 16 Hurlers are the curtain raiser to the Nicky Rackard cup and the Club is represented by Matthew Mullin, Michael Lillis, Adam Gallinagh, Fintan Culhane. Well Done Lads Ladies Football The next scheduled game will be the semi final of the league where they will play either Kilcar or Glen on 18th July in Donegal Town on 18th July at 6.30 pm all support would be much appreciated. Please note that the ladies will be holding a fundraising quiz in the coming weeks. Training continues every Wednesday for at 7.30pm sharp and Sundays at 6.30pm. Any queries please contact PJ McArdle on 074-9131501. Club Website/Club Notes If you would like to put any information or match reports up on our new website www.seanmaccumhaills.donegal.gaa.ie or Club Notes please email to [email protected] or contact Gareth Doherty or Mickey McMahon U10 Football Training for all U10 Footballers continues every Saturday morning at 10.00am. Please Contact John McDermott 087-6911019 for details. Hurling Training continues on Monday all new players welcome. For any information please contact Andrew Barron 086-1600379 or Marcel McGhee 086-0524707. Juvenile Ladies U12 and U14 Girls training take place every Monday on the Training field at 5:15pm sharp. Any queries please contact Margaret Foy on 086 1936950 U16 Ladies Training continues for this group of players on Mondays 5:15. Any queries please contact Joanne Deward 086 1010557. Minor Hurling Minor Hurling Training takes place every Sunday at 6.00pm Minor Football Our Minors had good wins over Letterkenny Gales over 2 matches in the preliminary round of the championship. These were 2 hard fought victories which saw us start slowly in both games but came good in the second half. U14 Football Training every Monday at 6:45 and Fridays at 7:00 sharp. Please contact Gary Dunnion on 086-1511827 if any players are not able to make it. U12 Football and Hurling Training for U12 Football and Hurling takes place on Mondays and Fridays at 5.30 and Sunday Morning for Hurling at 12.00 Sympathies The club wishes to extend our sympathies to the families of Mary Breslin and Rory O'Connor on their recent bereavements. Aodh Ruadh ~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~ Aodh Ruadh secured their passage into the quarter finals of the Senior Football Championship with a one point win over Cloughaneely in Father Tierney Park last Saturday. Two points up at half time, Aodh Ruadh hit a purple patch midway through the second half when points from Michael Ward, Seamus Kane and Barry Mulligan put five between the team. Cloughaneely tried manfully to reel the Ballyshannon side in, but time ran out for them with the scores at 0-9 to 0-8. It is Aodh Ruadh who progress to the quarter finals of the championship with Naomh Conaill or Saint Eunan's the opponents. See the club website (www.aodhruadh.org) for a full match report and picture of the Aodh Ruadh team for the game. Senior and reserve training continues at 6.45pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Under 21s preliminary round, first leg championship match against Glenfin has been moved to Tuesday, 10th July. The match throws in at Glenfin at 7.30pm. The stand for Saturday's clash between Leitrim and Donegal is all ticket with tickets priced at Eu20. All other areas are non-ticket, admission on the turnstiles, with under 16s free onto terrace. ~HURLING ~ The Under 10 hurlers won a very enjoyable game in Knocks, Co. Fermanagh with a fantastic team performance. The highlight of the game was a great goal by Stephen Anderson, aged 7. The under 16s and minor hurlers are training at 6.45pm in the Park on Mondays and Wednesdays. Underage training for under 10s, 12s and 14s continues at 12 noon on Sunday. ~ LADIES ~ The under 12s continued their improving trajectory with a good run out against Killybegs in Donegal town last Thursday. There was a point between the sides with a minute or two to go, but a goal for Killybegs put a rather more favourable gloss on the final score for the seasiders than the balance of play might have merited. Grainne Gillespie put in a great performance at midfield for Aodh Ruadh and Leanne also had a fine game in the nets doing well to keep the Killybegs forwards at bay.  The under 12 girls are training every Friday at 4.30pm. Under 16 training is on Friday at 6pm in the park. Senior training continues at 7pm on Wednesdays and Fridays. ~ BORD NA NvìG ~ Underage players have been out and about selling lines for guesses as to the cash value of the contents of a bottle of change donated to Bord na nvìg by Mick McGrath of the Bridgend bar. Lines are available at a cost only Eu2 or three for Eu5. The nearest guess will win Eu100. The next two nearest guesses after that will win Eu50 each and the next two nearest guesses after that again will each win one ticket in the Aodh Ruadh Centre of Excellence Draw worth Eu30. The final answer will be revealed when the bottle is burst open and the contents counted at a social night on Saturday in the Bridgend bar. The proceeds are in aid of the Centre of Excellence Development currently underway at Munday's Field in Ballyshannon. With Donegal's encounter against Leitrim at 7pm the bottle bursting will take place at 11.30pm to allow county followers time to get back and take part in proceedings. There will be a number of Bord na nvìg members who will be happy to take your guesses, before they have to get down the serious business of counting the coppers.  All players should return their completed cards to their team manager or a member of the Bord na nvìg committee by Friday evening. Completed cards can also be left into the Bridgend Bar before Saturday evening. Aodh Ruadh under 10s traveled to a blitz in Ballintra last Saturday where teams from Naomh Brid, Pettigo, Four Masters and Kilcar were in competition. The ‚ÄòA' team put in a number of good performances, recording a win, a draw and two losses. Shane McGrath and Philip Patton in the forward sector were Aodh Ruadh's main danger men.  The ‚ÄòB' team won all three of their games with Barry Kelly doing great work in the back line and Ryan Gallagher proving a great attacking threat at half forward. Aodh Ruadh offer their sincerest condolences to the manager of the under 10 team, Colman Kerr on the loss of his father, John, who passed away peacefully on Sunday in Letterkenny Regional Hospital. He was buried on Tuesday afternoon in Portsalon. Ar dheis Dv© go raibh a anam uasal.  Aodh Ruadh's annual Summer Camp is up and running with over 80 youngsters taking part in the first week of the camp.  The camp runs from 10am to 3pm from Monday to Friday. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday feature Gaelic skills plus fun and games. Thursday is swimming with fun and games. Friday is the sports day.  To sign up for the second and third weeks of the camp contact Sylvester Maguire on 086-0532495. The under 12s odyssey continues this Friday, 6th July when they meet Saint Eunan's in the county semi-final in Donegal town at 7.00pm. The club calls for a big Ballyshannon following to travel down to the game and show the lads their support. The next game for the under 14s is on Wednesday 4th July when the opposition will be Ardara in Father Tierney Park with the throw in at 7.30pm. That will be followed by the final game of the round robin section of the league on Wednesday 11th July when the team travels to Mountcharles to take on Saint Naul's at 7.30pm. The under 16s were forced to concede their preliminary round, second leg game against Glenties last Friday, a decision that sees Naomh Conaill go through to the first round proper of the championship. This ends under 16 action for the year. The Sean Slevin Minor Tournament took place last Saturday with a game between Aodh Ruadh and Bunninadden of Sligo in Father Tierney park. On what was forecast to be a poor day, luck held and there was the blessing of a relatively clear spell to play the game.  Aodh Ruadh were hampered by the loss of a number of players, in particular midfielder, Matthew Thompson, out through suspension, and Donagh McIntyre who was on senior championship duty later in the day.  Bunninadden showed no ill-effects from the long trip up the road from south Sligo and finished the first half with 1-7 to Aodh Ruadh's 0-4. The second half commenced with more of the same as Bunninadden notched up five unanswered points before Aodh Ruadh could make a pointed reply in the 41st minute. Vincent Frizzell was starring for the Sligonians, showing deadly accuracy in front of the posts. It was only with 10 minutes left of the match that Aodh Ruadh found their groove scoring 2-3 in the final phase with Hugh McNeill and Conor Thomas popping up for goals. Time had run out for Aodh Ruadh though, and, in truth, it would have been an injustice to Bunninadden had they lost the match after making the running for so long in the game. The final score was 1-14 to 2-08.  Sean Slevin's widow, Patricia presented runners up medals to the disappointed Ballyshannon side. She then presented the victor's plaque to Vincent Frizzell, the Bunninadden captain. Many thanks to Bunninadden for attending and to everyone who helped out in whatever capacity on the day. See the club website www.aodhruadh.org for pictures from the day's action. The next match on the horizon for the minors is a preliminary round, first leg match against Naomh Columba in Glencolmcille on Friday 6th July at 7.30pm. Minor training is at 8pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. ~ LOTTO ~ There was no winner of the Eu3,600 Aodh Ruadh Lotto jackpot. In the lucky dip Eu100 went to: Claire Downey, The Acres; Eu20 went each to: Charlie Maguire, Chapel Street; Marie Gallagher, Erne Street; Naoise Patton, Killeen; Marian Kelly, Knather; and Ron Sennett, c/o Josie's. The numbers drawn were 1, 3, 4, 9, 11 and 17. Next draw on is Monday night in Owen Roes with a Jackpot of Eu3,800. You can receive the club notes by e-mail every Tuesday morning. To subscribe, enter your details on the website, www.aodhruadh.org, or e-mail your request to [email protected]. Gaeil Fhanada Well done to both the senior and reserve teams on qualifing for the next round of the intermediate championship at the weekend. The senior team had a good victory over Moville whilst the reserve team were awarded the game. A big congratulations is also extended to Andrew and Bridget Gibbons on winning the first of two cars on the Club 300 draw on Friday night. Happy motoring! There were also three winners of EUR500 on the night, these were: John Neil Mc Elwaine, John Dorrian and Bridgeen Mc Carron. There was no lotto jackpot winner last weekend. The numbers were 1,2,,6,7,9 Bonus 19 EUR100 went to Art Friel, Doaghbeg and EUR50 went to Michael Heraghty, Leatbeg. Next weeks jackpot will be EUR2,900 and the draw will be in Saldies bar, Kerrykeel. The july monthly meeting will take place in the Fanad Lodge on Wed 11th at 8:30pm. All committee members are asked to attend. Bord na nOg In the U-10 blitz held last weekend, the B team had a good win over Gaoth Dobhair. The A team was in the final and it also was a great game against Gaoth Dobhair. The team put in a spirited performance but were unlucky to loose by 2 points. Training continues on Friday evening at 6pm in Portsalon. The U-12 team were very unfortunate to be beaten in the County final on Sunday last.The team played extremely well and gave it all they had. Thanks to all the U-12 players and management team of Gerard Shields, Christy Sweeney and Conall Mc Gettigan for a very successful season. Also a big thank you to the parents that supported all year and to Shiels bus for transport. U-16 team play in the League County final this Firday evening in Mac Cumhail park at 6:15pm. Bus will leave Fanavolty at 4pm. All parents and supporters are asked to come and cheer on the boys. The minor team made a long journey to Malin on Monday night but were defeated. They played well for long periods but Malin finished strongly to seal the victory. U-14 girls played St. Eunans last Tuesday. The game was played in the main pitch. Fanad were missing a few key players and they were unfortunate to be beaten. There next match is away to Gaoth Dobhair on Tue 10th, with their final match at home to Moville on Tue 17th. All support would be appreciate for the last home match. The U-12 girls still await a date and venue for the County semi final. Tweet

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