Gaelic Notes For Sunday 1st June 2025

Local Gaelic Club Notes For Sunday 1st June 2025

Ardglass GAC

The Ardglass squad.

Jack O’Shea writes:

A total of 52 children attended our inaugural Hurling Coaching Session, which was divided into two sessions.

Coaching continues every Thursday
P1–P2: 6.15–7pm
U8.5–U12s: 7–8pm

The map highlights hurling’s reach across Ireland. White dots show established hurling clubs, while Red dots mark clubs recently awarded a Hurling Starter Pack, including Ardglass GAC.

Interested in coaching? Get in touch with Paul O’Shea – 07938915183

Our All Stars team participated in the Ulster Blitz today at Liatroim Fontenoys. The children had a fantastic time and were delighted with their medals. A special thank you to Liatroim for hosting the event.

.Our U12 Boys faced a strong Castlewellan team on Sunday. During the first half, Castlewellan dominated with four quick goals and several points, while Ardglass responded with two goals and five points. In the second half, Ardglass gained more control, with Finley and Madden working hard in midfield and a strong defensive effort from Odhran and Jack McB. Ethan and David in the forwards scored from range, along with scores from Finn, James, and Rossa. Tiernan was named man of the match for his work rate and scoring 1-2..

Congratulations to our U12 players, Jack Lennon and James McGreevy, for representing St Nicholas School Ardglass and St Mary’s School Dunsford at halftime in Páirc Esler today during the Down GAA versus Louth GAA match..

Club Lotto Results: This week’s numbers: 2, 12, 20, 23. There was no jackpot winner – next week’s jackpot is £3900. Lotto tickets are available online on KlubFunder & from the following local businesses: The Old Commercial Bar & Lounge, The Green Heights Bar, The Lighthouse Bar, The Village Kitchen, The Village Salon, The Village Off Sales, Watersedge, East Essence, and Doc’s. Support the club and try your luck – your support is greatly appreciated.

.Stay connected and follow us on ourxa0social media channelsxa0for the latest updates, fixtures, and news.

Bright GAC

Cyril McKinney writes:

Bright GAC lotto Monday 26th May. Numbers were : 3-14-20-24. Jackpot was not won.. 1 ticket had three numbers.

Next weeks Jackpot is £1050. The Next Draw is on Monday 2nd June at 7pm.

May 220 Club.

£500 – Sean Magorrian  18. £100 – Natasha Lavery  147. £100 – Barbara Venney  40. £100 – Alan Johnston   137. £100 –  Joe Laird  162. £100 – Rachel Casement 67.

Cúl Camp 2025 is Back in Bright GAC

Looking to make new friends, create amazing memories, and learn some awesome skills this summer? 

Cúl Camp is the place to be! Open to 6–13 year old,

 it’s packed with fun, games, and Gaelic football action.

Don’t miss out — spots fill up fast!

Click the link below or scan the QR code on club facebook page;

https://www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie/booking

Get fit and healthy for the beach this summer.

Sadie’s circuits : Tuesday evenings at Bright Community Centre, 6.30pm to 7.30pm: fee. £5 per session.

Congratulations to the winner of the May Bonus Ball Niall Laird with number 52 in Draw 1.

There was no winner in draw 2 – money goes into the club.

There are vacant numbers in both draws – Get in touch with Katrina Laird – if you are not in -you cant win!

Bright GAC require help to guide our future stars 

We are looking for passionate, energetic volunteers to help coach and mentor. 

Whether you are an experienced coach or just the game, this is your chance to make a BIG difference!

We specifically require help with Under 12 boys and under 14 girls 

Why volunteer?

• Impact young minds and build confidence 

• Foster teamwork and sportsmanship 

• Have fun and make memories that last a lifetime 

Do you (or someone your know) want to step up and help guide our future athletes? Let’s make this season unforgettable 

Direct Message our Facebook page or contact any committee member to get involved!

Any individuals or businesses who would like to purchase advertising boards around our pitches please contact Noel Deegan, Sean McLaughlin or Christopher Tumelty 

Cost per board is £350 for 2 years and £550 for 4 years.  Price includes cost of board.

Glasdrumman GAC

Catherine Kelly writes:

Lotto numbers on the 30/05/25 were 8, 19, 20 & 30. There was no jackpot winner & no match 3 winners. 

Next week’s jackpot is £5,350. Join now and autorenew on Klubfunder. Pick 4 numbers between 1 and 32 for only £1. Entries for the club lotto draw close on Thursdays at 6pm.

Glasdrumman Community Hub

This Wednesday sees the last of our mornings of gentle activity and wellbeing talks for adults in our community in conjunction with Co Down Rural Community Networks. These sessions are free! This week it’s ’Take 5 steps to Wellbeing Talk’ 

Where: Glasdrumman Community Hub,  Quarter Road.

On 4th June Take 5 steps to wellbeing talk.

Time : 11am until 12 noon. There will be light refreshments following the sessions.

If you would like to reserve a place please contact: Margo on 07955231884 or [email protected] 

Everyone Welcome – bring a friend.

Dates for the Diary

1 Golf Classic

Our annual Golf Classic will take place on Friday 4th July in Kilkeel Golf Club. A four ball costs £100. Contact Dee Grant or any committee member to book your tee time.  To get more information on how to sponsor this vital fundraiser please contact any committee member. Details of sponsorship options can also be found on the club Facebook page. 

2.  Cúl Camp 

Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps at Glasdrumman GAC take place on Monday 21st -Friday 25th July 2025.

A Link for booking online can be found on the club’s Facebook page. Booking is online only.

Cul camp is for children age 6 and above.

Any queries please contact John McAteer (Glasdrumman Cul Camp Coordinator) Tel: 07707175298

Bingo continues on Thursday night. Go to the ‘Shake it up Thursday’ facebook page for more details

This weeks Schedule 

Wednesday

5 Steps to Wellbeing Talk

11am-12 noon – Clubrooms, Senior training 7pm.

Eire Og U-14 Home v Aughlisnafin  7.30pm

Thursday 

Lotto Draw 6pm

Go-Games Training 6.30pm – At the pitch

Bingo – 8pm – online

Friday

Seniors Away v Dundrum

Saturday 

U-10’s Away v Dundrum 11.30am

Sunday

Eire Og U-12’s Home v Aghaderg  11am 

Monday 

Eire Og U-16’s Away v Clonduff 7.30pm 

Tuesday 

G4MO Training 7pm.

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St John’s Drumanquoile GAC

Laura Brennan writes:

O’Neills Training Vest.

New style training vests are now available to order via the klubfunder link below: 

https://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/St_Johns_Drumnaquoile/ShopItems

 LINK CLOSES 6 6 25‼️ These will be delivered directly to the club in 6 weeks time, you will be contacted to collect your order at the time! Please note these are small fitting.

On June 7th Marty McMullan and a team of other business leaders shall be taking on the epic challenge of climbing the highest peaks across Ireland with the aim to raise £1m for Cancer Fund for Children.

During the challenge the team will climb nearly 11.000m, which is 1.25 times the height of Mount Everest from sea-level. Everyone at St Johns is supporting you Marty! All donations, no matter the size, shall be greatly appreciated. You can donate via the following link: h

ttps://www.justgiving.com/page/marty-mcmullan-1737103275172?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=WA

The St Johns Drumnaquoile gaelic football team.

U12 boys 

What a fantastic morning of football from our U12 boys as they took on Bredagh GAC 

The team put on a brilliant display, showing great skill, determination, and most importantly, amazing teamwork. 

It’s clear to see how much progress they’re making with each match, and that’s all down to the hard work they’re putting in, both on and off the pitch.

Thanks to coaches Sam and Aodhan! 

Well done, lads! Keep up the great work! 

The St John’s U12 boys.

Down ACRFL Division 2 

FULL TIME SCORE:

St John’s 3.23 – 0.6 kilclief_ben_dearg_gac

Well done to our Seconds on a great win today

Down LGFA U16 Spring League – Division 2 

FULL TIME SCORE:

St John’s 3.9 – 2.12 Saval Gaelic Athletic Club

A draw today for our U16 girls, well done! 

No Jackpot Winner(s) No x £20 (3 x Number) Winner(s) Lotto numbers were 4, 5, 9 & 29 Next weeks jackpot £11,400!!! https://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/St_Johns_Drumnaquoile/lotto

Kellogg’s Cúl Camp 2025 at St John’s GAC  Registration is now live for this year’s Cúl Camp!  Monday 7th- Friday 11th July 10am – 2pm Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps provide primary school boys and girls – between the ages of 6 and 13 – with an action-packed and fun-filled week of activity during the summer holidays which revolves around maximising enjoyment and sustaining participant involvement in Gaelic Games. If you are interested in enrolling your child, follow the link below! https://www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie/booking/online/?1&county=Down&utm_source=website&utm_medium=findcamps&utm_campaign=culcamps2025&utm_content=camp_ #UTJ❤️💛 #kellogscúlcamps

Ambrán na bhFhiann Workshop. A workshop will take place online on Monday 9th June at 7pm and again at 8pm for Amhrán na bhFhainn training. This is to further expand the number of singers we have for our national anthem at matches and County GAA events.

Please note: – Aged 13 and over only – Participants must be a member of a GAA club in Ulster – Under-18s participating, must have an adult present in the room during the training Follow the link below to register your interest, a link to attend the online training will be sent directly to those who register: https://forms.office.com/e/bE16QvvsRt

Down LGFA Division 1 League.

Down LGFA Division 1 League 

FULL TIME SOCRE:

Bryansford GAC 2.8 – 7.10 St John’s GAC

Massive first Division 1 win for our Senior Ladies tonight💪

Maith thú cailíní

The ladies take on the second half of the league away to Burren next Thursday, throw in at 7.30pm!

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