ST JOHN’S, DRUMNAQUOILE: The Mothers & Others group will exploring Annalong Valley this Saturday. If there is sufficient interest, there will be another ride out from Mount Pleasant Trekking Centre on Saturday, March 7. If you want to be involved, text ‘Horse 7’ to 07835960804 or kevin.mcglynn62@gmail.com before Wednesday, March 4.
Yoga will be starting on Wednesday, March 4.
The club will be hosting the inaugural Low & Slow Walking Festival over the weekend of March 14-15. This will cover a series of lowland walks, all within a dozen mile radius of St John’s. Tickets are £7 per day (on the door) or £6 (advance) or £10 for weekend – available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/low-slow-walking-festival-tickets-95000072775.
The committee wish to pass on their heartfelt condolences to former chairmen PF and Brendan McCann and senior players Ciarán and Gráinne on the sad passing of Frances.
May she rest in peace. Our Lady of Lourdes pray for her.
BALLYMARTIN: The club memories exhibition will be on display in the Ballymartin Inn on Friday, March 6. There will be a raffle on the night, as well as a chance to sift through old photos and stories from the club’s almost 100 year history. Light supper will be available on the night, with music from Tony Donnan. Donations at the door.
The annual club dinner dance will be held in the Flagstaff Lodge, Newry on Saturday, March 21. Tickets will be £25.
Yoga classes for all levels begin on Wednesday, March 4 for six weeks in St Columban’s School hall, for £20. Class starts at 7.30pm. Places need to be booked with limited spaces available, for more information contact cultural officer Sinéad on 07793085281.
If you are interested in coaching or helping to coach any of our underage teams, or interested in going on any upcoming coaching courses, contact youth officer Noel Kerr on 07514074683.
GLASDRUMMAN: Gaelic for Mothers & Others training continues on Tuesday nights. If you are interested or have any questions, contact Lynda on 07821048939.
The youth club is back tomorrow night with a visit to the lifeboat/coastguard in Newcastle. This is for all age groups. Everyone to be there for 6.30pm sharp. The teenage group will go for food afterwards in Newcastle. All monies collected on the night will go towards a donation for the lifeboat/coastguard.
The club will take part in a beach clean in Annalong on Saturday. Everyone to meet at the Cornmill Quay for 12noon. Refreshments will be provided afterwards.
DONAGHMORE: The club presentation night is on Saturday in Quinn’s Corner. Tickets are available at the Torrent reception.
The club asks that as many people as possible register by signing up to Club Donaghmore. Contact Mark Nugent (registrar) on 07833367485 or John Mc Kenna (Club Donaghmore rep) on 07515288224.
The Rang Gaelige continues on Tuesdays at 7pm for beginners/8pm for intermediate. Running for eight weeks at £20. Contact Seán Antón Ó Conalláin on 07709714100 or saconlon15@hotmail.co.uk. Everyone welcome to join at any time.
GLENN: At recent annual club presentation night, awards were given to senior player Tiernán O’Brien, reserve player Dáire Millar and minor player Cian Lyons. The Young Player award went to Gavin McParland.
The Gaelic 4 Mothers & Others group will meet in the hall on Tuesday, March 3 at 8pm. All invited to come along and bring a friend.
ST MALACHY’S, CASTLEDAWSON: The club appeals to all members, friends and visitors to the club, in the interests of safety of all, to slow down when entering and leaving the grounds.
ST JOHN’S, BELFAST: The club’s Registration & Membership Renewal Morning is on
Saturday from 11am-1pm. The registrar will be on hand to help with the new Club Force Registration system.
ST ERGNAT’S, MONEYGLASS: There will be a Special General Meeting tonight in the clubrooms at 7.30pm. All members, players and parents of children are to attend.
The Registration Morning will be on Sunday from 10am-12noon in Moneyglass Community Centre. Forms can be downloaded from the club website or you can register online via Klubfunder.
