Championships reaching business end, Mark Dowd congratulated, rounders finals on the horizon
The Boyle U-10 girls' team that took part in a half-time exhibition match during Sunday's senior ladies' football championship encounter between Boyle and Shannon Gaels in Abbey Park.
SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP: The senior camogie team edged out Roscommon Gaels, 2-13 to 2-10, in their first game in this year’s championship. They play St. Dominic’s on Saturday evening at 7 p.m. (venue to be confirmed).
UNDERAGE NEWS: The club hosted Boyle and Roscommon Gaels in an U-8 Blitz on Wednesday last. The final blitz of the season takes place on Saturday, September 6th, in Lisnamult at 11 a.m.. The U-16 team play Pádraig Pearses in Creggs on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.. Abby Keane and Leah Connolly were members of the Roscommon U-15 team that reached the final of the National Blitz Day in Raharney on Saturday last. They were defeated by Kerry in the final.
JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS: Best of luck to the Benetti Menswear sponsored junior football team who take on Kilglass Gaels in the third round of the Junior A championship on Sunday. The winner will top the group.
UNDERAGE NEWS: The Elphin/Ballinameen U-14 team were defeated by Clann na nGael in the championship last week. The U-16 team recorded a good win over St. Ciaran’s. Neither team are in action this week. The minor team play St. Ciaran's on Tuesday (this evening) in the Division Two championship in Fuerty at 7 p.m..
LOTTO: There were three match winners in the lotto draw — Bridie Ennis, Martin Gaffney, and Enda and Suzie Gaffney. The jackpot stands at €6,900. This is the final week of the competition to win a 11” Samsung Galaxy A9 Tablet plus a full year of free lotto — sign up before August 30th on the Boyle GAA App to be in with a chance to win.
LGFA: The U-14 girls will meet Kilmore/Kilglass in the championship quarter-final on August 28th in the College Field at 6.45 p.m.. Well done to the U-19 ladies’ team who defeated Michael Glaveys by 4-11 to 4-8 in a nailbiting semi-final. The senior ladies enjoyed a decisive win against Shannon Gaels in the championship (see Page 2 for LGFA round-up).
UNDERAGE NEWS: The minor footballers play Tulsk in the Abbey Park on August 26th at 7 p.m.. The U-14 Division Four boys’ team are away to Kilglass/St. Barry’s in Tarmonbarry at 7 p.m. on the same evening. The U-14 Division One boys play St. Ciaran’s on August 28th in the Abbey Park at 7 p.m.. The U-16 boys meet Oran/St. Croan’s in the Abbey Park on August 29th at 7 p.m..
GAMES: The senior footballers play Roscommon Gaels in Enfield on Saturday evening at 6.30 p.m.. The minor footballers play Roscommon Gaels on Tuesday evening in O’Rourke Park at 7 p.m.. Castlerea play Oran/St. Croan’s in the U-14 championship on Thursday in Rockfield at 7 p.m.. Best of luck to the teams and their managements. Well done to the minor footballers who saw off Clann na nGael by 2-20 to 2-17 in a mighty game of football on Tuesday last. The club also congratulates its youthful and experienced Junior B football team that beat Shannon Gaels in Croghan on Saturday evening.
MASS: A Mass of healing and thanksgiving has been organised for St. Kevin’s members and their families in the clubhouse on Thursday, August 28th, at 8 p.m.. Refreshments will be served afterwards.
LGFA: Well done to the junior ladies’ football team and management who recorded a great 4-11 to 0-9 win against Oran on Sunday morning.
ROUNDERS: The club wishes its junior ladies’ rounders team the best of luck in Sunday’s All-Ireland final at the Meath Centre of Excellence at 2 p.m..
UNDERAGE NEWS: Thank you to Boyle GAA Club who hosted the U-8 team during the week and to Shannon Gaels who hosed the U-10 team on Saturday. Well done to the U-12 team who defeated Western Gaels in the championship. Well done to the U-16 team who defeated St Ciaran’s. Hard luck to the U-14s who were defeated by Clann na nGael. The minor football team take on St. Ciaran’s in the championship in Fuerty on Tuesday evening. Best of luck to the U-11 team who travel to Galway for the Darragh Frain Tournament on Saturday.
GET WELL SOON: The club would like to wish Tadgh Morris a speedy recovery from the injury he sustained in a recent minor match. The senior footballers take on Western Gaels in their final group game of this year’s championship in Kilbride on Friday evening at 8 p.m..
MARK DOWD: Kilbride GAA Club would like to extend its heartfelt congratulations to Mark Dowd on his appointment as Roscommon senior football manager. While Kilbride proudly acknowledges Mark’s roots in Strokestown, the club has gladly adopted him as one of its own. His contribution and presence have made a significant contribution to the club. His journey through the ranks in Roscommon football is a testament to his dedication and passion for the game, and Kilbride couldn’t be prouder to see him take on this prestigious role.
UNDERAGE NEWS: The U-12 footballers showed tenacity and teamwork to defeat Clann na nGael 26-24. In their next game, a dominant second-half performance resulted in a 24-17 win against St. Brigid’s. The U-14 footballers, missing several key players, were narrowly defeated by Roscommon Gaels. Senan Lohan’s penalty saw Kilbride trail by 2-6 to 1-3 at the break. Goals from Shea Molloy and Harry Trimble restored parity but Roscommon Gaels grabbed a late point to prevail. The team play Kilglass/St. Barry’s on Tuesday in Kilbride at 6.30 p.m.. The U-16 footballers fell to a narrow 6-10 to 5-12 defeat against Oran/St. Croan’s on Sunday. Mark Naughton was in sensational form, contributing multiple goals and points. He was ably supported by Tomás Lohan, Luke Hayes, Jack Lally, and Dara Kelleher.
LGFA NEWS: The intermediate footballers shared the spoils with Michael Glaveys in the championship on Sunday last (see round-up, page 2). The junior footballers delivered a statement 6-6 to 1-8 victory against St. Dominic’s. From start to finish, Kilbride showcased their depth, dynamism, and determination in a match that featured standout individual brilliance and collective grit. Sinead Clabby netted two goals in the first half, and she completed her hat-trick, and added a fourth goal, in the second half. Goalkeeper Sandra Shanagher also made a crucial save from a penalty. The club is very proud of mothers and daughters, Ann Marie and Ruth Dennigan, and Sandra and Aisling Shanagher, who lined out for Kilbride over the weekend.
OTHER LGFA NEWS: A huge thank you to Eddie and Gerry Lohan of Castle Street Tyres for their generous sponsorship of new tops for the U-14 team and management. Well done to the U-12 girls who continued their Autumn League campaign against a strong Clann na nGael side on Sunday evening. Panel: Phoebe McNaboe, Aimee Glynn, Dillie Glynn, Kate Leonard, Emer O'Rourke, Meabh Lohan, Aoibhinn Mullarkey, Roisin Mullarkey, Ruth Sexton, Niamh Sexton, Isobel Farrell, Chloe Suffin, Abbie Finneran, Jasmine Khan, Ella Costello.
WEDDING BELLS: Congratulations to Richard Kelly and Sarah Forde on their recent wedding.
CHAMPIONSHIPS: Best of luck to the intermediate team who face Éire Óg this Saturday evening in Frenchpark at 6.30 p.m.. Hard luck to the Junior B team who were defeated in the championship on Saturday evening.
FIXTURES: Tuesday, August 26th, Kilmore/Shannon Gaels U-14 Division Four v St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s in Ardcarne Park at 7 p.m.; U-18 Division One v St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s in Ballyfarnon at 7 p.m.; U-16 Division Four v Clann na nGael in Croghan at 7 p.m.. Thursday, August 28th, U-14 Division One v Western Gaels in Croghan at 7 p.m.; U-18 Division Three v Western Gaels in Nash Park at 7 p.m.. Friday, August 29th, U-16 Division Four v Tulsk in Kilmore at 7 p.m..
ROUNDERS: Sunday is a massive day for the adult men's rounders team as they compete in the All-Ireland junior men's final in the Meath GAA Centre of Excellence against St. Senan's at 12 p.m..
LGFA: Well done to the Kilmore/Kilglass Gaels adult team who have topped their championship group. Fixtures for this week are: Tuesday, U-16 Division Two v St. Faithleach’s in Kilmore at 7.30 p.m.. Thursday, U-14 Division One quarter-final v Boyle in Abbey Park at 6.45 p.m.. Friday, August 29th, U-12 Autumn League v St. Barry’s in Tarmonbarry.
FAMILY DAY: The club’s annual family day was a great success. This year’s winners of the John Hunt Memorial Cup following the Tug of War competition were the Kilmore team. The team captained, by Brendan Bourke Snr., consisted of Gary Notley, Michael Shanley, Shane Crowe, Liam Taylor, Barry Freckman, Jamie Fitzgibbon, Ollie McKeon, and Paul Beirne. The team were managed by PJ Sharkey. Thanks to Niall Murphy for sponsorship of the bouncing castles, Dermot Foley for sponsoring the use of the generator and Eleanor Kearns for her work decorating the grounds.
MASTERS: Well done to Anthony Carroll, Dermot Foley and the Roscommon Masters team who have qualified for the All-Ireland Plate final against Armagh following their win against Galway last weekend.
UPDATE: Well done to the U-7 footballers who lined out against Cortoon Shamrocks on Sunday evening. The U-12 footballers defeated Kilkerrin/Clonberne by 2-13 to 1-2 in Williamstown. The U-17 footballers built up a 0-9 to 0-4 lead against Cortoon Shamrocks in their championship game to prevail by 3-12 to 0-9 in Williamstown on Sunday morning. Best of luck to the U-14 footballers who face Salthill/Knocknacarra in their Group 6 county final in Loughgeorge on Friday evening at 7 p.m.. The U-16 footballers are away to Kilconly on Tuesday at 7 p.m..
ANNIVERSARY: Northern Gaels would like to congratulate Glenamaddy/Williamstown LGFA on their 25th anniversary.
APPRECIATION: Coaches and committee members were presented with Northern Gaels jackets, tops and hats in recognition of all the hard work they do in giving up their free time to coach and train players alongside all the behind-the-scenes work. Many thanks to Sarah Ward for organising fittings and orders, Gowa Sports for their fantastic service supplying premium quality gear, and to Alan Hunt for coming to take photos to capture the presentation. The club would like to thank ECC Timber, PJ Fahy and the Fahy family for their continued sponsorship of Northern Gaels.
U-10 BOYS: The Oran/St. Croan’s U-10 boys took part in the Fingallians tournament in Dublin on Saturday. It was a superbly organised event. The club wishes to thank Karol Keane, Ballymoe, in particular, for organising it — the kids had a fantastic time.
U-14 BOYS: Well done to the Oran/St. Croan’s U-14 boys’ footballers who recorded a mighty win away to Pádraig Pearses in Woodmount on Thursday. The team produced a superb performance to prevail by 7-6 to 2-12. Well done to the team and management.
PITCH OPENING: The official opening of the upgraded club grounds in Rockfield will take place on September 20th. Guest of Honour will be the club’s great patron, Seán Mulryan. The club will host an exhibition of underage football, hurling and camogie.
CONDOLENCES: The club would like to express its deepest sympathy to the family and friends of the late Fr Seamus O'Neill, who was the Curate in Ballinaheglish Church for a time and contributed to the Ballinaheglish book. May he Rest In Peace.
MEETING: Pádraig Pearses GAA Club is holding a very important club meeting on Sunday, August 31st, in the clubhouse at 6 p.m.. The meeting will discuss plans for the club’s new five-year strategy document. This club plan will encompass all areas of the club from coaching and games, to communication and infrastructure. Input is required from members and supporters of the club in order to make the plan a success. The club has invited local public representatives, community councils, local groups who avail of club facilities, local schools, as well as everyone in the club community to come along and share their views.
COFFEE MORNING: A coffee morning fundraiser for Palestine in conjunction with Glór na nGael to take place on Saturday, August 30th, at 10 a.m.. Support for this worthy cause would be appereciated. Funds raised go to the Palestine Red Cresent Society.
JUNIIOR B FOOTBALLERS: The Killeen's of Togher sponsored Junior B team were edged out by Clann na nGael in Johnstown on Saturday evening. It was a cracking game football, played in the correct spirit, with plenty of skill in evidence. With six minutes left, the margin was down to one point thanks to a magnificent two-pointer from Robbie Brooks and an equally classy goal from Darragh Finn. The evergreen Davy Grehan and Gary Canavan scored some excellent points but Pearses just couldn’t manufacture the equaliser. They play Elphin in their next game on Friday, September 12th, in Woodmount at 8 p.m.. Squad: Alan McManus, Conor Kelly, Luke Earls, Brendan Connor, Shane Kenny, Shane Naughton, Robbie Brooks, Darragh Finn, Ronan Finn, Eoin Keogh, Terry McGowan, Liam Creavin, Gary Canavan, David Grehan, Seán Dunne, Jack Johnston, Keith Grenham, Ian Curley, Seán Lohan, Barry McGowan, Evan Ryan.
FIXTURES: Tuesday, August 26th, KSG (Kilmore/Shannon Gaels) U-16 Division Four v Clann na nGael in Croghan at 7 p.m.; KSG U-14 Division Four v St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s in Ardcarne Park at 7 p.m.; KSG U-18 Division One v St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s in Ballyfarnon at 7 p.m.. Thursday, August 28th, U-14 girls v St. Mary’s at 7 p.m. (venue to be confirmed); KSG U-14 Division One v Western Gaels in Croghan at 7 p.m.; KSG U-18 Division Four v Western Gaels in Frenchpark at 7 p.m.. Friday, August 29th, KSG U-16 Division Four v Tulsk in Croghan at 7 p.m.. Saturday, August 30th, intermediate men v Kilbride in Kilglass at 5.30 p.m..
DILLON QUIRKE FOUNDATION: The club would like to extend its deepest gratitude to the Dillon Quirke Foundation for visiting Croghan Community Centre last Thursday. Thanks to their incredible work, 45 children aged between 12 and 17 were registered and received full heart screenings for SADS (Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome). A big thank you also goes to Alan and Tracy for their help in organising the tests, and a very special word of thanks to Nuala O’Beirne, the club’s Health and Wellbeing Officer, for her outstanding co-ordination of this important initiative for the club’s young players.
LGFA TEAMS: Well done to the U-19 ladies’ football team who made a great comeback, turning around a 12-point deficit, to defeat Clann na nGael in their Division One semi-final. The girls will face St. Dominic’s in the final. The intermediate ladies enjoyed a facile victory against Western Gaels in Tarmonbarry on Sunday morning. They are away to St. Croan’s on September 7th.
OTHERS NEWS: The intermediate men’s football team meet St. Michael’s in Elphin on Saturday evening at 6 p.m.. The U-14, U-16 and U-18 teams are navigating their way through their respective round robin games.
NUPTIALS: Congratulations and best wishes to former St. Barry's player, Jane McGowan, and Darragh Feely who were married in Spain during the week.
RESULTS: Well done to the U-12 girls who played Roscommon Gaels and Oran during the week. The girls showed great skill and are improving every week. The U-16 Division Two boys’ team were edged out by Kilbride, 6-10 to 5-12, while the Division Four team were defeated by Western Gaels on a scoreline of 1-17 to 1-10. Hard luck to the combined St. Croan’s/Oran U-14 girls who were defeated by a strong Northern Harps team during the week. Hard luck also to the combined St. Croan’s/Oran minor boys who were defeated by Roscommon Gaels on a scoreline of 0-12 to 2-8. The Oran/St. Croan’s U-14 Division Two team defeated Pádraig Pearses by 7-6 to 2-12, while the Division Four team were beaten by Roscommon Gaels, 1-14 to 3-2. Congratulations to the U-19 girls’ team and management who secured their place in the final after defeating St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s by 3-10 to 0-9. Details of the final will be confirmed during the week. The intermediate ladies’ footballers were defeated, 5-12 to 2-10, by a strong Pádraig Pearses team on Sunday morning.
FIXTURES: Tuesday, August 26th, LGFA U-16 Division Two, St. Croan’s/Oran v Kilbride in Enfield at 7 p.m.; GAA Minor Division One, St. Croan’s/Oran v Pádraig Pearses in Rockfield at 7 p.m.. Thursday, August 28th, GAA U-14 Division Two, St. Croan’s/Oran v Castlerea St. Kevin’s in Enfield at 7 p.m.. Friday, August 29th, GAA U-16 Division Two, St. Croan’s/Oran v Boyle at 7 p.m.. Sunday, August 31st, Junior A Football Championship, St. Croan’s v Boyle in Ballinlough at 12.30 p.m.; LGFA U-12 Group D, St. Croan’s v Tulsk in Tulsk at 6 p.m..
CONNACHT INTERPROS: Well done to Hannah Coen who lined out with Connacht against Leinster in the Interpros Series on Saturday.
JUNIOR B FOOTBALLERS: The Junior B footballers shared the spoils with Tulsk in the first round of the championship on Friday evening. Best for Dominic’s were goalkeeper Cormac Miley, Nathan O’Connor and Adam Casey. The team’s next game is on Saturday, September 13th, away to Kilmore. Team: C. Miley (0-1), C. Petrie, N. O’Connor, B. Sheriff, P. Tiernan, A. Casey, L. Lyons, M.J. O’Connor (0-2), D. Donnelly, G. Keenan (0-1), D. Doyle (0-2), C. Lyons (0-1), D. O’Brien (1-2), E. Donnelly, M. Beirne. Subs: P. O’Sullivan (0-1), C. Gavin, C. Martin, S. Kilcline, S. McDermott.
FOOTBALL NEWS: The monthly football committee meeting takes place on Thursday, August 28th, at 8 p.m.. The senior footballers play Pádraig Pearses in their last group game of this year’s championship in Ballyforan on Friday evening, August 29th, at 8 p.m..
CAMOGIE: The U-12 team are through to the County A final on September 6th (venue and time to be decided) after getting the better of St. Mary’s, Carrick-on-Shannon. The U-14 team are in county semi-final action on August 30th in Knockcroghery at 1 p.m.. The senior camogie team meet Athleague in the championship on Saturday next at 7 p.m..
CHAMPIONSHIP NEWS: St. Faithleach’s take on Clann nGael in the third round of the senior football championship on Friday, August 29th, in Strokestown at 8 p.m.. Congratulations to the junior ladies’ footballers and management team of David Rooney, Shane Phillips and Darragh Walsh on their 3-10 to 3-9 win over Four Roads on Sunday morning. The U-16 girls meet Kilglass/Kilmore on August 26th in Kilmore at 7 p.m.. The U-14 boys play Roscommon Gaels in Ballyleague on August 26th at 7 p.m.. On Thursday, the U-14 girls are at home to Western Gaels in Ballyleague.
1965 REUNION: Many thanks to all those who attended the first round of the championship against Pádraig Pearses where the club honoured its winning senior championship team from 1965. It was fantastic to see so many of the past players and their families join the club in the celebrations. The club looks at these players with pride and respect, and it was fantastic to see generations of past and present mix together in the clubhouse that evening. Thanks to Brendan Reynolds and PNW Pipelayers for the sponsorship of new jerseys, which include a star on the back to recognise the 1965 team from 60 years ago.
MOO POO DRAW: The club’s Moo Poo draw takes place at the club grounds on Saturday, August 30th, at 7 p.m. where someone will win €1,000. Tickets are available from executive members, players or on Klubfunder.
GAMES: The Junior B footballers, sponsored by Joe Simon Home, Garden and Build, got their championship campaign off to a winning start with a 1-15 to 0-9 victory over Kilmore in Ardcarne Park on Saturday. They are away to Tulsk in their next game on Saturday, September 13th. The intermediate footballers travel to Elphin to play St. Barry’s in their final group game of this year’s championship on Saturday next at 6 p.m..
UNDERAGE NEWS: The Division One and Four minor footballers were defeated by Pádraig Pearses in Woodmount. Despite scoring eight goals, the U-14 Division Two footballers were defeated by Castlerea St. Kevin’s. The U-16 boys were beaten by Clann na nGael, 2-13 to 7-7, in Ardcarne Park on Friday evening. The minor footballers play Kilmore/Shannon Gaels on Tuesday, August 26th, in Ballyfarnon at 7 p.m.. The U-14 Division Four play the same opposition in Ardcarne Park at the same time. The U-14 Division Two team will travel to Lisnamult to meet Roscommon Gaels on Thursday, August 28th, at 7 p.m.. The U-16 footballers are also away to Roscommon Gaels on Friday at 7 p.m..
LGFA NEWS: The junior ladies’ footballers defeated Shannon Gaels by 2-8 to 0-5 in Croghan on Friday evening. The play St. Dominic’s in a repeat of last year’s county final in Knockcroghery on Thursday, August 28th. The U-19 ladies were defeated by St. Croan’s, 3-10 to 0-9, in their semi-final. The U-14 girls’ Division Two team were defeated by St. Brigid’s, 7-7 to 2-7, in Kiltoom on Tuesday evening. The girls missed out on the A semi-finals on scoring difference by just a single point.
SYMPATHY: The club extends its deepest sympathy to the Keaney family, Corrigeenroe, on the passing of Margaret Keaney.
CHAMPIONSHIP UPDATE: On Sunday next, the Junior A team play St. Joseph’s in the final round robin game in the Junior A championship. The game is fixed for Croghan on Sunday at 12.30 p.m..
LOTTO: There was no winner of the lotto jackpot in last weekend’s draw. Consolation prizes were won by the following: €70, Laura Foley, Ballyfarnon; €30, Orla Morrison, Ballyfarnon; €20, Michael and Tina Cox, Keadue; €20, Theresa Lenehan, Cootehall; €20, Mary Gilmartin, Cornashamsogue, Drumshanbo.
ANTHONY BOSQUETTE, RIP: Everyone involved in Strokestown GAA was saddened by the recent passing of Anthony Bosquette. The club extends its deepest sympathy to the Bosquette family and asks everyone to keep them in their thoughts at this time.
5 PEAKS CHALLENGE: On Saturday, the club and community came together for an unforgettable day as the Strokestown GAA 5 Peaks Challenge was completed. The effort, energy, and community spirit on display were incredible. The club wishes to sincerely thank everyone who took part and supported it in raising vital funds. A special mention to club chairperson, Damian Donlon, and the organising committee for putting together such a fantastic event. A huge thanks to bus driver Tom Corcoran, Roscommon GAA and Club Rossie for the use of the Club Rossie Bus. Sincere thanks to support car drivers, Martin Shiel and Damian Glover, for keeping an eye on everyone. To main event sponsor, the Percy French Hotel, the club is so grateful for their sponsorship and for the delicious food that welcomed everyone back to Strokestown. Thank you also to everyone who supported all the different fundraisers along the way, and to everyone who joined us at the “after party” to celebrate the completion of the challenge — it was a night to remember. The event showcased the very best of Strokestown GAA and its community.
MARK DOWD: The club would like to extend its warmest congratulations to Mark Dowd on his appointment as Roscommon senior football manager. The club is incredibly proud of Mark and everything he has achieved, and has no doubt that his experience, knowledge, and passion for the game will shine through in his new role.
FIXTURES: Tuesday, August 26th, U-14s v St. Brigid’s in Kiltoom at 7 p.m.; Minor footballers v Kilglass Gaels/St. Barry’s in Strokestown at 7 p.m.. Saturday, August 30th, intermediate footballers v St. Brigid’s in Ballyleague at 5.30 p.m.. Sunday, August 31st, Junior A championship v Western Gaels in Castlerea at 1.30 p.m..
CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION: The club’s PB Networks sponsored Junior B team drew with St. Dominic’s, 1-10 to 0-13, in the opening round of the Junior B Championship at Knockcroghery on Friday evening. The club wishes a speedy recovery to Tadhg Jordan on the hand injury he picked up in the second half. Team: P. Beirne, B. Thompson, D. Flynn, J. Kilkenny, A. Usher, C. Galvin, C. Moylan, E. Farrell, E. O'Connor, E. Moylan, S. Crann, C. Beattie, L. Galvin, J. Flynn, T. Jordan. Sub used: J. Conlon.
FIXTURES: The club's PB Networks sponsored intermediate team play Creggs in the third round of the championship on Saturday evening. See fixtures for details. Best of luck to all involved.
SYMPATHY: The club extends its sincere sympathy to Larry and the extended Owens family on the recent passing of Larry's mother Teresa. The club also extends its deepest sympathy to Orla and the extended Dooley/Hanly family on the loss of Orla's mother Mary Hanly. May they Rest In Peace.
LOTTO: There was no jackpot winner of the draw on August 23rd. €20 winners were Seamus O’Gara, Mary Finneran, RUH Lotto Group, Barry Cullinan, and Paul Regan.
SUMMER CAMP: A huge thank you to everyone who helped out at the club’s summer camp last week, including those sponsored treats over the three days. It was very much appreciated.
FIXTURES: See the club’s social media channels for details of this week’s fixtures.
