Tuesday 22nd May

6pm Irish Dancing; 7pm to 9pm 'Bridging the Divide' programme for 8 to 13 years boys and girls, tonight Evaluation/ Games Night; 7.30pm Feile Peile launch in Dundalk.

Wednesday 23rd May

11am Men's Shed; 1pm Visit by GAA President John Horan to Dunavil, past and current members welcome to attend; 6pm Ladies Circuits; 6.15pm U12 Gaelic; 6.45pm U6 Camogie practice; 7pm U14 & U16 Camogie practice; 7pm to 9pm Inclusion Project; 7pm to 9pm Youth Culture & Me 'LGBT talk' workshop; 7.30pm Senior Camogie An Riocht v Ballycran

Thursday 24th May

10am Disability Inclusion Workshop; 6pm Irish Dancing; 6.30pm to 8.30pm Boys & Girls Club for aged 4 to 7 years 'making key-rings and fridge-magnets'; 6.45pm P5/P6 Gaelic practice; 7pm U14 Gaelic practice; 7pm to 9pm Girls Club for aged 8 to 11 years 'football skills'; 7pm U8 Camogie practice

Friday 25th May

11am Men's Shed; 12pm Irish News GAA Awards; 3pm Birthday Party; 4.30pm 'Bridging the Divide' programme Residential @ Carlingford Adventure Centre; NO Youth Club tonight; Senior Gaelic An Riocht v Mayobridge; Senior, Intermediate and Minor Camogie practice.

Saturday 26th May

South Down P5/P6 Gaelic Blitz; 10am Feile Peile Sponsored Walk; 11am P1/P2 Gaelic; 12pm P3/P4 Gaelic; U12 Camogie Kilclief v An Riocht; 2pm Birthday Party

Sunday 27th May

10am U6, U8 & U10 Camogie Blitzes at Dunavil; 10.30am Breakfast @ Dunavil; P3/P4 Gaelic in Rostrevor; 2pm Reserve Gaelic Longstone v An Riocht; 2pm Birthday Party; Band Practice; 8pm Bingo

Monday 28th May

9.30am Ladies Tai-Chi; 11am Men's Shed; Hip Hop Kids Dance Classes, P1 to P3 at 4pm & P4 to P7 at 5pm; 6.30pm U10 & U12 Camogie practice; U14 Gaelic Shamrocks v An Riocht; 6.30pm to 9.30pm Staff/Volunteer Training, No Youth Club tonight; Intermediate Camogie Longstone v An Riocht; 9pm Lotto

Tuesday 29th May

6pm Irish Dancing; 7pm Cul Camp meeting in Burrendale Hotel; Minor Camogie An Riocht v Mayobridge

 

An Riocht Down Draw Winners £50 each Francis Killen & Dolores Cunningham

 

An Riocht 'Cul Camp' for P3+ from Monday 2nd July to Friday 6th July can be booked on line at www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie. An Riocht 'Nursery Camp' for children in P1 or P2 can only be booked through co-ordinator Seamus Curran.

 

'Keeping Safe Training' over two evenings at Dunavil, if interested let Jennifer know at the youth club.

 

Wednesdays 6th, 13th & 20th June 6pm to 8.30pm 'Food Values Budgeting for Better Nutrition' for parents, volunteers and young people to make healthier food choices more accessible within a limited budget including practical activities and hands on cooking, see Jennifer to register.

 

Wanted, old car batteries can be left at the pallet site at Dunavil beside the clothes bin in aid of club funds, your support is appreciated.

 

Jennifer attended the drugs and alcohol workshop safety talk at the Youth Resource Centre on Tuesday.

 

At the Intermediate Camogie in Belfast, An Riocht suffered a heavy defeat to Bredagh 9-17 to 3-2. There was huge disappointment when the Senior Camogie at Dunavil v Clonduff did not take place at the second time of asking and as there was a referee available the question that awaits an answer is why ours was the only game not to take place? A frustrating week for the Camogs finished with the minors losing in Hilltown 7-5 to 0-3; a combination of work, school and other commitments meant we were short in all fixtures and should send home a message to all the players that to compete at the top levels you need everyone available all the time.

 

In the Minor Football at Saval, An Riocht lost 4-10 to 0-8.

 

In the Brian O'Hare Cup & Shield at Dunavil, 20 teams from 6 counties played 58 games before Magherafelt O'Donovan Rossa beat St Colmcilles Meath in the Cup Final while in the Shield, Carrickcruppen edged an Armagh derby beating Keady. Thanks to all the helpers but a special word for the boys who collected their Ulster Championship winners' medals with St Columban's on Friday evening and were first at Dunavil on Saturday morning helping out, refereeing and collecting results - well done Ben, Curtis and Reece.

 

The U12 Camogs played Darragh Cross at Dunavil on Sunday morning in a fantastic skilful game which we won seven goals to two points. Team Olivia Fegan/Nicole Curran, Shannon Marie Morgan, Annie McAleenan, Summer Clare, Niamh Hardy, Zoe Gannon, Lauren Marsh 1-0, Mya Campbell, Aoife Rooney, Anna Quinn 2-0, Emma Harper1-0, Mya Cousins, Taylor Rooney, Annalise White 2-0, Cliona Finnegan 1-0, Molly Sloan. Subway An Riocht Player of the Match Emma Harper

 

Keep Saturday 16th June free for a table quiz and music, raising funds for the Seven Summits Challenge in aid of Cancer Focus which takes place on 23rd June. Admission £10, large array of Raffle Prizes

 

The Reserve Footballers beat Saval 1-12 to 1-8 at Dunavil on Sunday.

 

Payment Cards for O'Neills Orders are now available for collection from the club office.

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