ARMAGH HARPS: On Friday the club honours its volunteers, players and administrators who have offered so much for the benefit of the club in its senior presentation night. John McCarthy will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. The Knights will provide the entertainment and presentation will commence at 9pm.
SILVERBRIDGE HARPS: The Scór na nÓg Ceili dancing and quiz teams from Silverbridge Harps will be representing Ulster in the All-Ireland final in Killarney on January 30. This is the third year in a row for a Silverbridge quiz team to qualify for an All-Ireland Final.
ATTICALL: January 29 – Camogie quiz at 8.30pm. January 30 – Comedy Night with Paddy Matts making his stand up debut along with BIG O. Disco to follow with Country Vibes. Admission £5. Show starts at 9pm.
DARRAGH CROSS GAC: Club Mass and formal blessing of the community hall is tonight at 7pm. Senior registration night is on Wednesday February 3 from 7pm to 9pm. Adult membership is £70 and £45 for students. Anyone using the club gym must be a paid up member.
ST COLUMBA’S, GREENLOUGH: The club is having a quiz in Clady bar on Friday January 29 at 8.30pm.
CUMANN PHEADAIR NAOFA: The club would like to wish its Scór na nÓg quiz team the very best of luck when they represent club and county on January 30 in Killarney. Eoin Carr, Ruairi McCormack, Ryan Haughey and Calum Davis will represent Cumann Pheadair Naofa and An Dun in the All-Ireland series and have been working with coach Hugh Carr to ensure they are well-prepared Core training sessions for underage footballers in St Mark’s High – any player wishing to attend is reminded they MUST be registered for this year. Registration can be completed at core training or forms can be downloaded from the website.
KILLYMAN ST MARY’S: There will be a mental health talk on Friday January 29 from 7.30pm to 9pm which is open to any young people who feel this would be beneficial. There will be an adult talk on mental health on February 12 from 7.30-9pm which is open to any adult that would like to attend. Both talks will be held in Killyman Community Centre. Please contact John McAliskey on 07709552323 for more information. St Brigid's crosses will be made in the Community Centre on February 1.
ST JOHN’S, DRUMNAQUOILE: Next up for the walking group is a trip to the north Down coast on Saturday February 6. The bus will leave the club at 9am heading to Helen’s Bay. From there the group will walk along the coastal path to Bangor. The cost will be £10 for the bus. To book your place contact Kevin McGlynn on 078 3596 0804 or secretary.stjohns.down@gaa.ie before Wednesday February 3.
ST MICHAEL’S GAC, LISSAN: Family Fortunes Night takes place on Saturday at 8.30pm in Glenavon House Hotel, including light Buffet, Disco and presentations. Tickets now on sale or pay at door.
CLONOE O'RAHILLY'S: Centenary Members Night this Sunday at 5pm. On the night there will be a club history viewing exhibition with reminiscing sessions with GAA personalities and more. Membership for 2016 closes at this event. Gaels from neighbouring clubs are more than welcome to attend.
NAOMH ÉANNA: Club chairman Stephen Jennings calls for club members to sell or buy the tickets for the National Club Draw. To date less than 100 tickets have been sold in a club of about 600 members. Please contact Paul McKeown or Katrina McDonnell before February 3.
O'NEILL’S, AN PORT MÓR: Club membership is now due: single £30, couple £50, Gold £100, OAP £10, Life £1000. There are still a number of field signs available for purchase – a good way to advertise your business and at same time contribute to the well being of the local club. For further details please contact Colleen Toner 07789548333, Mick Quinn 07516139982, Tony Donnelly 07516873626 or any committee member.
KEADY MICHAEL DWYER'S: In association with "Action Mental Health", a group vastly experienced in this field, the club is rolling out a series of talks for its members and the local community. The programme will get underway on Monday February 1 at 7.30pm in the Gerard McGleenan Pavilion everyone is very welcome to attend.
DOWN SUPPORTERS CLUB: The club are running buses to the National League Division 1 game against Monaghan in Clones on Sunday February 7 leaving Castlewellan at 10.15am sharp and Newry at 11.00am. Fares: Adults £15 U-16 £10. To book seats contact Seamus McClean on 07873761804 or Mairead Sheppard on 07835974904.
ARDMORE GFC: Training for Primary 1 to Primary 4 has resumed in the primary school on Wednesday nights from 6.30-7.30pm. New players welcome. Contact Annette McCarron or Barry Gavin for more details. The men senior team will be having a team meeting this Friday night in McCourts Bar, Ardmore at 7pm. If you can't make it please let Barry know. Everyone is asked to bring their £20 membership with them to cover them for the coming year. Training is due to begin on Tuesday February 2, with time and venue to be confirmed. Please keep an eye on Facebook for more details.
BALLYMARTIN GAC: Dinner Dance Date is Saturday February 27 in the Balmoral Hotel, Warrenpoint. Tickets are available from the Ballymartin Inn and Marie McKibbin. If anyone (from the U16 squad and up) is interested in joining the senior ladies panel please contact the club or Senior Ladies Coach Ronan McCartan for details.
LIMAVADY WOLFHOUNDS: Nifty 150 Fundraiser (for Phase 2 of Pitch Development) is on Sunday May 1 at the Roe Park Resort. The compere will be Mr Thomas Niblock followed by dancing until late with "The Goodfellas.” Dress code black tie/formal. A limited number of tables of 10 are now on sale for £1,000 on a first come, first served basis – individual places can also be purchased for £100/head and a payment plan is open and available to all club members. For more information and to reserve your place call Declan Quigley on 07714 153837 or Niall MacFlynn on 07802 962078. The underage registration evening will take place in St Mary's High School on February 5 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
DONAGHMORE LADIES: The following are the new committee members: Chairperson - Eamonn Hamill; Vice-Chairperson - Paula McGilligan; Secretary - Narita Woods; Vice-Secretary - Bernie Donnelly; Treasurer - Donna Rafferty; Vice-Treasurer - Patricia Toner; Registrar - Joanne Doran; Public Relations Officer - Ciara Donnelly; Committee Members - Ann McCann, Cara Donnelly, Cherlyn Hughes, Simon McCaffrey, Mari McDonnell, Edel McGlone, Emma Mullen, Shona Rush.
MAYOBRIDGE ST PATRICK’S: The club would like to pass on its best wishes to Gavin Gribben who competes in the Scór na nOg finals in Solo Singing in Killarney on Saturday night. At the recent AGM the following were elected to serve in 2016: President - Willie Goss; Vice President - Tom O'Hare; Chairperson - Pat Joe Magee; Vice Chair - Mairead Rooney; Secretary - Michael Toner; Asst Secretary - Ann Fitzpatrick; Treasurer - Rosemary Magee; Asst Treasurer - Helena Johnston; Registrars - Peter O'Hare, Raymond Cunningham, Bridgeen Coulter- County Board Delegate; Thomas Coulter; PROs - Tina Rooney, James Gallagher, Nigel Griffin, Rory O'Keeffe; Children & Welfare - Marie Sherry; Cultural Officers - Paula Magee and Gerard Keenan; Youth Officer - Thomas O'Hare; Asst Youth Officers - Eoghan Woods, Tim Colhoun; Player Reps - Miceal Lively, Benny Coulter, Shane O'Hare; Additional members - Johnny McConville, Gary O'Hare, Cathal Killen, Michael Fitzpatrick and Sean Rooney
CRAOBH RUA, CAMLOCHA: The GAA Hurling club seek applications for suitable qualified candidates for the position of manager for the Senior Hurling team.
