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Carryduff GAC
It is acknowledged that Carryduff GAC makes a wide and valued social contribution to our parish our schools and our community. The cooperation with all is our aim and to make our games and culture available to all who are interested in becoming involved. The club imparts positive values to the young people of our community and provides its members with valuable opportunities to develop their social and leadership skills, even if their sporting successes are never formally recorded. We pride ourselves in making considerable contribution towards education for life for our young members in a very enjoyable and safe environment. I believe - and hopefully all involved will agree - that all the young boys and girls who participate in the life of our club will share in the credit for the sporting success of the club in whichever activity they participate in. None of this could be achieved without the voluntary efforts of so many committed and dedicated people. Since work commenced on our facilities and until its official opening on Sunday 24th May 2009, I know that you have all worked extremely hard and tirelessly for our club. May this continue for the future and continue to meet the needs of the club. The local community too has contributed tremendous support for our facility. Páirc Aodha Dhuibh has cost you all time, effort and money. I am nevertheless sure that this will be repaid back to the club members and supporting local community with interest in the future that is ahead of us all as a community. Carryduff GAC now has its very own 'home turf' and this will contribute in no small way to further developing our 'home grown' sports men and women and to consolidating the future of Gaelic games and culture within the Carryduff Club and wider area. I sincerely hope that all our special guests who joined us on what was a memorable day for the club themselves had a memorable and enjoyable day at the opening of Páirc Aodha Dhuibh. I wish to congratulate the Club and wish all its members and participants every success in the future. May Gaelic games and culture remain dynamic within the area.
Belfast, GB
Private
http://www.carryduffgac.com
An Riocht CLG
Thursday 16th November Yoga starting at Dunavil 7pm; Friday 17th November An Riocht Annual Deceased Members Mass 7.30pm; Saturday 18th November An Riocht Annual Awards in Canal Court Hotel Newry; Tuesday 21st November An Riocht Camogie Annual General Meeting 7.30pm; Friday 24th November Santa turns on our Christmas illuminations @ Dunavil 7.30pm; Thursday 30th November An Riocht Annual General Meeting 7.30pm. The Senior Footballers ended their season with a loss in Warrenpoint on Thursday 1-12 to 1-20, a score line which somewhat flattered the winners who scored their goal in added time. Thanks to the management and players for their efforts this year which saw us retain First Division status with four matches to spare: Stephen Doran, Ryan Clarke, John ORourke, Liam Rodgers, Conor Clarke, Paul Allen, Conor Doyle, James Cunningham, James Colgan, Brian Rodgers, Ronan McAlinden, Sean Clarke, Declan Doyle, Kory Colgan, Chris Mulligan. Subs: Michael Clarke, Dane Matthews, Joe McCartan. Kingdom YC has registered to participate in activities during Anti-Bullying Week from 13th to 17th November. There was a good turn-out for our Halloween activities with many enjoying the traditional games like apple-bobbing and the marvellous fireworks display from JB Pyro. Thanks to those who helped. The U16 Camogs lost their Championship Final by one point, 0-8 to 2-3. Team: Rachel Clarke, Rachel Cunningham, Eve Doran, Clare Fearon, Orlaith ORourke, Clare Ward, Cerys Clarke, Caoimhe Donnan, Mollie Ireland, Naneete Campbell, Shannagh Campbell, Amy Clarke, Caitlin Small, Darcy Spiers.Thanks to everyone who supported the girls for the Final. The P1 to P4 Footballers had a party on Saturday to mark the official change over to the new school year; everyone received a medal and a goodie bag. The U10 and U12 Footballers enjoyed a trip to We Are Vertigo trampoline park to mark the change over to the new school year. Football timetable for the next six weeks to Christmas is as follows: P1 & P2 Saturdays 11am to 12pm from 11th November; P3 ...
GB
Private
http://www.anriocht.com
Loughinisland GAC
UK
Private
http://loughinislandgac.com
3 Employees
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