McGrady Financial Services Junior X/C Series
ROUND 5 of this increasingly popular series took place in the recently watered surroundings of Donard Park on Sunday afternoon, beneath a sun which was actually warm, and produced another enthralling hour’s competition to the delight of participants, families and friends writes Joe Quinn.
The person who had the brainwave to run both boys and girls together in their age groups deserves a special commendation if he/she can be identified and the fact that this meant the programme of races was over before coverage of the Ireland vs France Rugby International began was, I’m sure, purely coincidental but ultimately a painful experience which would have been better avoided.
Ardglass Community Safety Fayre A Success
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Ardglass GAC weekly notes 14th February
Training times
Senior, Reserve and Minor training continues every Monday and Tuesday @ 7pm, Monday’s at Ardtole and Wednesday’s all players to meet at Quay St Car park
U-14 Training is now every Tuesday 6.45 – 8pm at Ardtole.
Membership is now due for all teams, payable to club registrar Pamela Murphy
Lotto and Monthly Draw
No lotto winners last week, two £10 winners, Monthly draw winners 1st C Magee 2nd K Kelly. Tickets for both draws are available from all committee members. Bodhran Classes @ Sat Club Around a dozen children are enjoying Bodhran lessons each Saturday morning at Ardtole, More places available, Contact Joanne Lundy. Photos and Videos of lessons are uploaded to Ardglass GAC Facebook fan page]]>Down MP's Call To Maintain Bangor Coastguard
SDLP Leader and South Down MP Margaret Ritchie has re-iterated her call to the British Government not to close the Northern Ireland Coastguard Centre in Bangor.
Speaking following a cross-party visit to the coastguard station in Bangor, Ms Ritchie said,xa0“NI Coastguard Centre is the only station in the North to co-ordinate rescue operations both inland and on waterways in our region. If it were to close, the amount of essential assistance given by the coastguard would be greatly diminished and lives would be put at risk.
Ballynahinch United Bow Out of Clarence Cup
NORTHERN AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE – CLARENCE CUP
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United’s interest in the cup competitions ended at the weekend with this 2 – 0 defeat against Premier Division side Abbey Villa at the Millbridge writes Gilbert Cromie.
RGU Notes
RGU Notes Sunday 13th Feb 2011
Things will start to get a bit busy this coming week at PTR when work commences on the new terracing. This is an exciting time and we will keep you informed in the coming weeks as the work progresses.
In the meantime, membership fees are now due! Cost is £25 for juniors and £35 for seniors. There are discounts for families and you can get your membership forms and any information you require by contacting Roisin Polly on 07871744103.
The Under-16’s had a great training session on Sunday morning with a good turn out, and they now look forward to an extra session under floodlights at 7.00PM on Tuesday nights. With a few friendly fixtures coming up, players are urged to make sure that they attend all training sessions.
Under-14 football training continues on Saturdays at 3.00PM with an additional indoor fitness session on Thursday evenings at 7.00 PM in the Clubrooms.
The Under-12’s started back last week, and they will now be training on Tuesday evenings at 7.00PM under the floodlights.
The street league will also continue to take place on Saturday evenings at 6.00PM under the floodlights
Set dancing continues on Tuesday nights at 7.30. Anyone interested just turn up or ring Johnny on 07710369509. For party bookings ring Brian on 07745496213. This week’s lotto numbers were 5, 7, 8, & 22. Six share £100 and next week’s jackpot is £3100.
If you have any club information or announcements which you would like included in next week’s Club Notes, please send the details via email to [email protected]
Our web site is updated on a regular basis. For all the latest news go to www.rgudownpatrick.com]]>
Saul Singers Aim For Double All-Ireland
John Condon. The song tells the story of the youngest Irish Soldier to die in the First World War and Sarah’s rendition had the adjudicators give her three firsts at the Ulster Final.
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