Club updates from the Trillick, Glenelly, An Baile Nua, Derrylaughan, An Mhaigh Tir na nÓg, Fianna, An Charraig Mhór, Loughmacrory, St Patrick's GFC, Donaghmore and Edendork St Malachy's clubs. Trillick Trillick play host to Derrylaughan on Sunday with throw in at 2:15pm and 3:45pm, all support would be greatly appreciated. The summer camp took place in Trillick last week and it proved to be a very well organized and successful occasion with over 100 children turning out to take part. Many thanks to all those who helped organize this event and to all those who helped out each day. Special word of thanks to Niall Gormley for giving up his time to help coach and instruct all the children who took part and for signing endless numbers of jerseys. Well done to Sarah Donnelly and the Tyrone ladies on their victory over Sligo in the championship last Saturday. The Ladies are now through to the quarter finals of the All Ireland which is due to take place on Saturday, good luck to Sarah and the rest of the Tyrone team. Please note that the ladies senior championship game will not take place this week due to the involvement of Tyrone ladies. Commiserations to both the Tyrone seniors and minors on losing their quarter final encounters last weekend against Meath and Kerry. Theresa Mcnabb PRO Glenelly The Reserves will play away to Brackaville  in the championship this Friday night at 7.30pm. All support welcome!!! The Rockin by the River  Festival Committee wishes to show its appreciation to all those people who helped in so many ways  and all those who supported our Festival which proved to be very enjoyable and successful.  The Committee is now looking forward to starting to  organise the 2008 Festival. There will be a Festival  Committee meeting on Monday at 8.30 p.m in the Clubrooms. It is important for all in this Committee to attend  to give feedback on this years festival.  For details of this weeks fixtures please contact the various team managers.   You may be aware that there has been an artist commissioned to design a sculpture for Plumbridge. Begins soon.The Historical Society's will have a meeting on the 20th Aug @ 8.30 in Glenelly House and you are invited along to present your views and your opinions with the sculpturer. Young views are particularly welcome!! The Club wishes to extend its sincere sympathies to the families of Mrs Martina McGarvey and Mr Neil Gormley on their recent bereavements. An Baile Nua Second round of  Reserve Championship is on Friday night at 7.30pm at Pairc Naomh Eoghain when An Baile Nua play Tattyreagh. Best of luck to the team and all support welcome. On Sunday both reserve and seniors are away to Rock in the league. There will be a centenary meeting tonight (Thurs) at 9.00pm and a committee meeting on Tuesday 14th Aug at 8.00pm in the clubrooms. Training for U-8 and U-10 boys at usual time on Friday night. U-16 boys training tonight (Thurs) at 7.00 and play Castlederg at home on Monday.They play again on Wednesday night at home to Gortin. Training for the U-13 boys continues this week and all players are asked to attend to assure place on team.  U-12 boys are away to Owen Roes on Monday night. Congratulations to Barry O'Brien and Dee Donnelly who represented their respective development squads last week. U-12 girls are home to Glenelly on Saturday at 12.00. U-16 girls played Stewartstown on Tuesday. 30 week draw winner was Bessie McNamee (030). Lotto numbers were 10, 11, 12 and 13. Maureen McSorley had three numbers and wins £50. Jackpot now £3000. The Centenary Gala will be held in the Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown on Saturday 10th November. All booking enquiries please contact Owen Falconer on 07866987578 or Bernard McNamee on 07841530460. Also, there are a limited number of centenary medals are available. Any past or present player, manager or committee member who has yet to receive a medal please contact Bernard. Derrylaughan G.F.C. Notes Derrylaughan Under 16's host Moortown in the league this Wednesday evening in search of two points. With the Championship due to a few weeks the lads must start pulling together a few decent performances. Lotto numbers drawn on Sunday evening were 6,7,16 and 19. Rylie James Scullion (c/o Josie Scullion) and Anne Kernan (c/o Crocanroe) collect £25.00 each. Next weeks jackpot rises to £550. Please check out the excellent website www.feileanlocha.com/index.html for information on the upcoming festival of events. Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's youth committee have organised the summer camp for August. Spearheaded by Aidan Taggart (07876740866) the camp will be held at the clubgrounds on Tuesday 21st to Friday 24th August beginning at 10am and running to 2pm. The summer camp will involve top quality coaching delivered by the most gifted and highly regarded coaches in Ulster. Each child who participates in the summer camp will not only have the opportunity to watch and hear what the best players and coaches have to offer, they will also receive a Derrylaughan 'goody-bag' consisting of some excellent merchandise and sporting equipment. This is an opportunity for each Derrylaughan child aged between Under 8's to Under 14's not to be missed. Please register your child for these four highly eventful days for the fee of £25.00 each with Aidan Taggart as soon as possible. The committee has discussed at length on a possible club holiday for all interested people in Toronto, Canada beginning in the first week in September 2008. Derrylaughan have the chance to take part in the Toronto Sevens competition, therefore, in order to get the show on the road if you are interested in taking a relaxing well-deserved break at discounted prices, get in contact with a member of the Toronto Trip Committee, namely Phillip McCourt (07766334248) or Thomas Carney (07810871362). An Mhaigh Tir na nÓg G.A.C. Mid-Summer BBQ A large number of local Gaels gathered at Pairc Thir na nOg last Friday night for the club's eagerly awaited Mid-Summer Steak Barbecue. This all-ticket event, which took place on the eve of Tyrone's All-Ireland Quarter-Final match at Croke Park, was a celebration of our county's recent Ulster Final victory and the contribution made by Moy players Colm, Philip, Ryan and Sean. None of the four county stars were present on the night as they were in Dublin preparing for the big match against Meath, but upwards of 200 club members and friends came along to the Moy G.A.A. grounds to celebrate the part played by the Tir na nOg quartet in bringing the Anglo-Celt Cup back to Tyrone last month. It was a hugely enjoyable affair, and those in attendance praised the excellent food on offer and the camaraderie that was prevalent throughout. Everyone present was treated to a very tasty meal, which was cooked in the stand and served outside by event organiser Mary Daly and her band of helpers. A marquee was erected on the main playing field where the vast majority of people went inside to eat their steak barbecue. There was also musical entertainment inside the marquee and dancing continued late into the night. This celebratory BBQ was the brainchild of club secretary Mary Daly who, along with the rest of the organising committee, deserve tremendous credit for what turned out to be a wonderful social occasion and a great night's craic. The club offer sincere gratitude to everyone who helped out before, during and/or after the event. Thanks also to our sponsors and all those who supported this venture in any way. Under 16 League (Grade 3) An Mhaigh 3-10 An Chraobh 2-12 Moy Under 16's continue to lead the way in section 3A of the league following an amazing one point victory at home to Stewartstown last week (Wednesday 1st August). This was an incident-packed encounter between two highly committed and finely balanced teams. The riverside lads came from behind in the closing stages to grab a dramatic win, their fourth in the current campaign. This was Moy's first home game of the season and, in front of a large attendance at Pairc Thir na nOg, the boys in blue showed plenty of grit and determination to maintain their perfect start to the competition. Ryan Mallon top scored with a personal tally of 3-5 for the winners, but every player on the Moy team contributed handsomely to this latest victory, including defenders Adrian O'Neill and Stephen Beaddie who came upfield late in the match to fire over crucial points. It was an epic struggle from start to finish, with both teams thriving in the excellent conditions. There were many outstanding passages of football and, in the end, Moy were delighted to come out on top on a scoreline of 3-10 to 2-12. Team & Scorers: Nathan Brady; Adrian O'Neill (0-1), Eoghan O'Neill, Matt Dynes, Stephen Beaddie (0-1), Anthony Rafferty; Aaron Donaghy and Cormac O'Neill; Ryan Mallon (3-5, 2 frees, 1 '45'), Eunan Deeney, Ryan Nugent, Paddy Fox (0-3), Mark Gribbin. Sub used: Tiarnan Donohue. League Record: Played 4, Won 4, Drawn 0, Lost 0, Points 8. Forthcoming Fixtures: v Derrytresk (home) on Wednesday 8th August at 7.30pm; v Killeeshil (home) on Monday 13th August at 7.30pm; v Stewartstown (away) on Wednesday 15th August at 7.30pm; v Trillick (home) on Wednesday 22nd August at 7.30pm; v Killeeshil (away) on Wednesday 29th August at 7.15pm. Adult & Youth Team News Moy seniors and reserves will play host to league leaders Clonoe in Division 1B this Sunday afternoon (12th August). Throw-in time for the reserve match will be 2.15pm, while the senior game will follow afterwards at 3.45pm. The Annual Tyrone GAA Summer Camp is taking place in Moy this week (Monday 6th to Thursday 9th August). Upwards of 150 kids from the locality have been involved in a series of games and receiving top quality coaching at Pairc Thir na nOg. Moy Under 12's will play Stewartstown at home in the next round of Go Games on Tuesday 14th August at 7.00pm. Martin Conroy and Gerry McCourt's young charges, who have been doing well in all competitions this season, warned up for their next series of Go Games with a friendly match away to Ardboe on Monday evening past. Sympathy It was with deep regret and sorrow that the committee, players and members of An Mhaigh Tir na nOg G.A.C. learned of the death on Friday 3rd August of Mrs Josephine Heaney (Drummullan, Co. Derry), sister of our esteemed Honorary President Fr. Vincent Darragh P.P. To the deceased's entire family circle, we at the club extend our heartfelt sympathy. Disappointing Day in Croker Commiserations to Colm, Philip, Ryan, Sean and the entire Tyrone squad and management on their narrow defeat at the hands of Meath in last weekend's All-Ireland Quarter-Final clash at Croke Park. Many Moy Gaels made their way to the capital for what turned out to be a terrific spectacle. It was not to be for the Red Hands, who had their All-Ireland hopes for 2007 shattered by an impressive Meath side, but we are still proud of the efforts of our county side this year. Ladies Notes Moy senior ladies team will travel to Carrickmore for a Division One league fixture this Wednesday evening (8th August) at 7.30pm. All girls are asked to assemble at the Tir na nOg clubrooms by 6.00pm. The 'B' Championship semi-final clash against St Dympna's is expected to take place next week. Meanwhile, Moy's two recent Under 12 fixtures against Ardboe and Fr Rock's were both postponed. Aiden McCormack and Dessie Farmer's young team, who won their opening match at home to Galbally O.C., are scheduled to play Aodh Ruadh, Dungannon this Saturday (11th August) at 12.00pm. The Moy girls are requested to be at the Tir na nOg pitch for 11.15am. Finally, well done to the Eglish camogs who defeated Ardboe in the semi-final of the senior championship at Edendork last Sunday afternoon. We wish them every success in the final. Good luck, also, to the Tyrone senior ladies who take on near neighbours Armagh in the All-Ireland S.F.C. Quarter-Final this weekend. ********* Colin Mackle (P.R.O.) Fianna Notes w/c 6th August 2007 The search for tickets is over for another year but commiserations must go to a gallant Tyrone panel and especially our own panellists, Peter Donnelly and Johnny Curran. Our minors suffered defeat at the hands of Kerry but again best wishes to Tiarnan, Stevie and Paddy. We wish Stevie a speedy recovery from his hamstring injury. The league resumes this weekend with a trip to Dromore. Everyone available should be there to support our table topping team. With the demise of Tyrone comes the continuation of the Championship. We are not yet certain if we will be involved on w/e 26th August or the following weekend as there is also a minor league final in the mix. W/e 26th August is also the climax of our planned "Club Fianna" week. Keep an eye to the notes for more details of events during this week. U-12's continue training on Thursday evening at 5.45pm. U-16 Ladies and u-14 lads played out a spirited draw on Monday night. Refereeing decisions were a major talking point. U-16's continue on Wednesday night with a match against Cookstown and a week later with a match against the Rahillys. Info on training etc. will be advised at these matches. Finally a warning has gone out to Turkish police to be on full alert following an influx of thirsty,pale skinned Fianna men and some ladies. Deportations are imminent. An Charraig Mhór CLG 06/08/07 Thursday night youth coaching continues from 7pm to 8pm. All new volunteers and players are welcome. Commiserations to both Tyrone Seniors and Minors after a disappointing weekend in their All-Ireland campaign. Well done to our own club representatives Conor Gormley, and the minors Paul Mc Aleer, Conall Mc Garrity and minor manager Raymond Munroe, who did the club proud. Congratulations to Tyrone ladies as they progressed to the quarter final stage of the All-Ireland series after they defeated Sligo. They play Armagh this Saturday. Committee members are reminded that there will be a meeting on 20th August at the club rooms at 8pm. All monies from the draw should be collected and paid by this date. There was one winner of this week's club lotto. Paddy Quinn selected four numbers correctly from 3, 8, 11, 12 and 22 and won £100. Next week's jackpot will be £2850 Condolences are extended to the friends and family of the following people who passed away during the month of July; Margaret Mc Kenna, Josie Donnelly, John Toner, Eugene Heagney, Susan Boyle, Annie Kerr, Ursula Hagan, Gerry Mc Cullagh, Tony Corr and the Begley family, Dungannon. Loughmacrory Loch Mhic Ruairi Naomh Treasa   The Senior and Reserve teams return to competitive league action this Sunday when we play host to Dungannon. The Reserve game will commence at 2:15pm whilst the Senior game has a 3:45pm throw in.   The U-16 team are due to play Brocagh this Wednesday evening (8th August) at home, whilst they have a further home fixture next Wednesday (15th August) when they will entertain Eskra.   The U-12 side are due to travel to play Killeshil next Monday evening at 7:30pm.   The next U-10 Blitz will take place on Saturday 25th August whilst the next U-8 Blitz will be on Saturday 18th August.   Lotto numbers drawn last week were 2, 4, 14 and 23. Tony Mc Elduff, Winnie Harte, Claire Ward, Tanya Mc Keown, John Kelly (Barrack Hill), Hugh Mc Elduff, Malachy Kelly and Caoimhe Curran each win £10. The Jackpot currently stands at £4,650.   St Patrick's GFC, Donaghmore Ladies double success: Pride of place this week goes to St Patrick's ladies minor team who clinched the league last Monday making it a double season defeating Fr Rocks yet again in the process. Youth Snippets: Under 13 training: starts Saturday at 5 00PM. Under 8s and 10s training continues on Monday nights at 7 00PM. Anyone who wishes to come down and try Gaelic Football are welcome to our training sessions. Under 16s: Wednesday V Dungannon @ 7 30PM. St Patrick's GFC, hosted a club Tyrone Summer camp last week. 105 children attended this event and by all accounts it was an outstanding success. We would like to thank all those who helped out in any way and also Anne Dooher and Ryan Mellon representing Tyrone GAA who brought along the Ulster senior and minor trophies. Senior Football: Please check www.donaghmoregfc.com for updated fixture details. Hard luck to Damian and Kelvin and the entire Tyrone squad who suffered defeat against the Royals last Saturday. Damian marked an impressive full championship debut with several probing runs culminating in a fine first half point. Lotto: Monday 30th July. 12; 14; 19 and 20. There were 6 match 3 winners. Sympathy: St Patrick's GFC would like to extend their sympathy to the Quinn family, Killygavanagh, on their recent bereavement. Edendork St Malachy's The winners of the July Members Monthly Draw are as follows, congratulations to all, £500 Bridgin and Niall Morgan, £200 John Nelis, £100 each Kieran Currie, Dominic McKay and Darragh Cullen. All roads lead to Brocagh as the Minors take on Eglish in the Championship Final at 7:30pm. The club would like to wish players and management all the best. All support welcome. There will be a grounds clean up on Saturday 11th august at 11:00pm, all members are asked to help out if they can. The U-16s were beaten in the league last week at home to Galbally. They play Trillick in the league at Killyman on Monday 13th August at 7:30pm. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 7:00pm. U-13 training begins on Saturday 18th August at 11:00am, all players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 10:30am. The U-12s next league game is on Monday 13th August at home to Derrylaughan at 7:00pm. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms at 6:30pm. Youth Training continues every Thursday, weather permitting, from 6:15pm to 7:30pm. All children aged under 6 to under 12 are very welcome. Due to popularity and increased demand, anyone who needs to use any of Edendork GAC's facilities must contact Joe McCaul 07751413226 to book times and date. U-16 Ladies next match is the Championship away to Drumquin on Saturday 18th August. Bus leaves the clubrooms at 4:30pm sharp. U-14 Ladies are training on Thursday night at 6:00pm in the top field. The U-14s are playing in the league Final against Drumrath on Monday 13th August. Time and venue to be confirmed. U-12 Ladies are at away to the Galbally at 12:00pm on Saturday, please contact John Mooney for details of travel. U-10 Ladies blitz will take place in Galbally on Saturday 18th August. There were no winners of this weeks lotto, the numbers were 1 3 8 23 and the bonus was 11. Annette O' Neill, Mullaghteige won the £20 lucky dip. The jackpot is now £2400 and the consolation is £150. This week's draw takes place in The Gables at 9:00pm on Sunday. Collectors are Danny McGrath, Seanie Hughes and Joe McGuckin. The club are proud to announce that the senior team have been invited to the prestigious Kilmacud Sevens Football Tournament in Dublin on Saturday 15th September. The tournament which is recognised throughout the island for its high standard of entries and organisation has invited the club to help celebrate its 75 years. Any one The club would like to congratulate the Camogie U-14s who defeated Derrytresk in the Championship Final last weekend. Well done girls. The club would like to thank all who helped in the setting up of sponsor boards around the pitch, especially Danny McGrath for all his hard work. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Begley family, Dungannon, on the death of their beloved, Bridie. He club would also like to extend its deepest sympathies to the McKenna family, Garvaghy, on the death of their beloved Sarah Ann. St Malachy pray for them. . www.edendorkgac.com Tweet

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