RGU Notes For 12th April 2016

It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Willie Murphy at the weekend. Willie was a great friend of the RGU as well as sponsoring the club over many years. Along with being a friend and supporter of RGU, Willie was also a lifelong Down man and followed the fortunes of Down far and wide.

dn_screenWillie was also a benefactor of many charities and good causes and will forever be remembered for his association with the Special Olympics. He was one of lifeโ€™s gentlemen and a great character, Willie will be sadly missed in Downpatrick and further afield.xa0To his widow Monty and entire family circle we extend our deepest sympathy. Mary, Queen of the Gael, Pray for him.

Last Friday’s start to the League proved a bit of a damp squib with the post-ponement of the much anticipated game against Loughinisland. At the time of going to press it is not clear when the refixture will take place, but see club Facebook for details.

Also by the time this is printed we should have got our campaign off to a start with the home game against Rostrevor. Tomorrow, ( Thursday) we are away to Liatroim with a 7pm throw in.

The minors lost out to Bredagh last Tuesday when they squandered enough chances to win two games. They were due to play Loughinisland last night at PTR.

The U-16 boys played some delightful football against Carryduff on Thursday in the first half but failed to convert that into sufficient scores and then paid the price in the second half when they were put to the sword by a much improved performance form the South Belfast side. This week is an away fixture to Ballyholland.

The U-14’s got their season up and running with a well merited victory away to Bryansford. This was a great performance by both teams in very trying conditions.

The boys U-12’s couldnโ€™t build on last weekโ€™s win and just came up short against Bredagh despite a very encouraging performance.

The U-10’s had their first outing of the season with a trip to Ardtole. They enjoyed games against Carryduff, Kilclief, Ballykinler, Killyleagh and Ardglass.

Underage training will at last start outdoor this week at 10.30am.

The senior ladies start their campaign this Saturday with a home tie against Saul. See Facebook for details.

This weekโ€™s Lotto. Numbers drawn were 2.5.10.25. No jackpot winner but 3 share ยฃ100. Next weekโ€™s jackpot is ยฃ3300.

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