Lotto: The following were €20 winners in the most recent Club Lotto draw which took place in Dodds;- Sean Young, Mary and Liam Clifford, Aaron O'Connor, John Kelly (Elphin), Joe O'Donnell, Mc Pherson Family, Risteard Lloyd, Michael Brennan (Keash), John Mercer and Martin Whiteway. The house prize was won by Christy Dunne. The jackpot wasn't won and a jackpot of €2,000 will be up for grabs at this week's draw which will be held in the Moylurg Inn on this Saturday night. Taem A will be in charge.
The U16s had a hard earned 1 point win over Western Gaels on a 1. 9 to 0.11 scoreline in the Ahern Cup quarter- final which was played in ideal conditions in the Abbey Park on Sunday. They will play St. Michael’s in Cootehall on Sunday next in the semi-final of this competition -see fixtures for details. The U 16s' go on an outing this Saturday after a long season.
The Minor Club will hold a meeting in the Clubroom on this Tuesday night at 9pm while the Senior Club will hold a meeting, also in the Clubroom, on Thursday night at 8.30pm.
The Club will participate in a number of events in Scor na nOg on Friday night next in Elphin.
Congratulations to Kilglass Gaels on their great achievement in the Kellogg’s Field of Dreams competition. It shows that hard work is rewarded.
Well done to Strokestown in the Connacht Intermediate Championship and commiserations to Ballinameen. The Club wishes Strokestown underage player Thomas Corcoran a speedy recovery from injuries.
Good luck to Club Vice President Barry Feely who will launch his book on Friday night next.
Roscommon Supporters Club holds a function in Roscommon on Friday night where they will honour Boyle’s John Joe Nerney with induction into its Hall of Fame.
St. Dominick’s will launch their Club History on Saturday night in the Lecarrow Community Centre. With the material the have it should be an interesting and valuable resource.
Ntdwgaa: Recently I visited Carrick-on-Shannon swimming pool or Aura Leisure Centre and resolve to be a regular! Swimming is one of the great fitness/health activities and I can’t recommend it highly enough ph. 071 9662187.
I see there is a growing mood for retaining summer time i.e. not switching the clocks back at the end of October and I would be a supporter of that. I was told that an M.P. in England is pushing a ’Private Member’s Bill’ to that end. I hope it makes progress.
A friend told me of seeing some odd activity and wondering if he would report it to the Gardai. He eventually did whether it was of any help or if his interpretation was right or not he doesn’t know. He felt that if he had the Garda station number in his phone he would be able to report it as he was witnessing it. In these times might it be an idea to have the local Garda station number in ones phone?
I attended the Compromise Rules game on Sat. evening in Croke Park. While the game itself was harmless enough the production, atmosphere and location were great and I was glad I went. It is a great place on a good evening under lights and I hope there is an extension of its ‘under lights’ GAA events.
The Minor Club will hold a meeting in the Clubroom on this Tuesday night at 9pm while the Senior Club will hold a meeting, also in the Clubroom, on Thursday night at 8.30pm.
The Club will participate in a number of events in Scor na nOg on Friday night next in Elphin.
Congratulations to Kilglass Gaels on their great achievement in the Kellogg’s Field of Dreams competition. It shows that hard work is rewarded.
Well done to Strokestown in the Connacht Intermediate Championship and commiserations to Ballinameen. The Club wishes Strokestown underage player Thomas Corcoran a speedy recovery from injuries.
Good luck to Club Vice President Barry Feely who will launch his book on Friday night next.
Roscommon Supporters Club holds a function in Roscommon on Friday night where they will honour Boyle’s John Joe Nerney with induction into its Hall of Fame.
St. Dominick’s will launch their Club History on Saturday night in the Lecarrow Community Centre. With the material the have it should be an interesting and valuable resource.
Ntdwgaa: Recently I visited Carrick-on-Shannon swimming pool or Aura Leisure Centre and resolve to be a regular! Swimming is one of the great fitness/health activities and I can’t recommend it highly enough ph. 071 9662187.
I see there is a growing mood for retaining summer time i.e. not switching the clocks back at the end of October and I would be a supporter of that. I was told that an M.P. in England is pushing a ’Private Member’s Bill’ to that end. I hope it makes progress.
A friend told me of seeing some odd activity and wondering if he would report it to the Gardai. He eventually did whether it was of any help or if his interpretation was right or not he doesn’t know. He felt that if he had the Garda station number in his phone he would be able to report it as he was witnessing it. In these times might it be an idea to have the local Garda station number in ones phone?
I attended the Compromise Rules game on Sat. evening in Croke Park. While the game itself was harmless enough the production, atmosphere and location were great and I was glad I went. It is a great place on a good evening under lights and I hope there is an extension of its ‘under lights’ GAA events.
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