RGU Notes 8 September 2013

The Juvenile Girls are travelling to Croke Park on Sunday 29th September and 12 lucky girls will be officiating at the half time exhibition games in the TG4 All Ireland Ladies Final! To book a place on bus please let Brenda know before Tuesday – cost £10. If anyone has All Ireland Ladies Final ticket vouchers from Gaelic4girls in July can you please let me know also. This will be a great day and experience for the girlsxa0writes John Murphy.

RGU U10 tournament was cancelled on Sat due to the weather. Once a new date has been set we will contact the competing teams.

The Yr 9 Championship commences on Sun 22xa0Sept, the squad will take on Loughinisland in a friendly on Thur night at PTR.

Outside training for U-6’s will finish on Sat 21 Sept, resuming indoors from Sat 12 Oct at Ballymote Sports Centre, 10:30 – 11:30. U8s and U10s will continue on Sat mornings at 10.30-11.30.

There will be a quarter final Championship double header at PTR on Sat. First up in the IFC at 2pm is Shamrocks and St Johns, followed by Loughinisland and Mayobridge at 3.30pm in the SFC. We wish RGU men Kyran Smyth and Aidan Robinson well as they hope to manage Loughisland to victory over Mayobridge.

Congratulations to Clare McCaughtery who won the RGU lotto last week and lifted a cheque for £4,600. This weeks lotto nrs are 1, 5, 12 and 24. Next week jackpot is £1,600. 3 people share £100.

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