An Ríocht/Kingdom Notes

 

Tuesday 22nd 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; 6pm Murtagh School of Irish Dance; 7pm Youth Club Drop-in; 7.15pm u12 Gaelic Keep-Fit 

Wednesday 23rd 11am Men’s Shed slide show and talk by Clive Roberts, mountaineer & adventurer, all welcome; 7pm Youth Club Drop-in; 7.30pm Pre-AGM meeting and deadline for Club Officer Reports to be submitted to the Club Secretary and notice of motions and nominations to be submitted.

Thursday 24th 10am Outstanding Youth Work course in Newry; Men’s Shed at Tollymore Climbing Wall; 6.30pm Youth Club Drop-in; 7.30pm Scor Practice, everyone interested in taking part or helping is asked to attend; 8.30pm KYC staff and volunteer meeting.

Friday 25th 11am Men’s Shed; 11am Meeting; 5.30pm u10 Gaelic & end of season presentation; 6.30pm Youth Club Drop-in including Halloween arts and crafts as gaeilge with Aine.

Saturday 26th Camogie Foundation Coach Award; 11am u6 Gaelic; 12.30pm u8 Gaelic 

Sunday 27th 9.30am Breakfast; 8pm Bingo

Monday 28th 11am Men’s Shed; 7pm to 8pm Kelly’s Famous Halloween Fancy Dress Roller Disco at Dunavil, skates provided; 7pm Ladies of Mourne Spanish Class; 9pm Lotto (C Morgan); 9.15pm Camphill Co-Workers.

Tuesday 29th 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; 6pm Murtagh School of Irish Dance; 7pm to 9pm Halloween Arts & Crafts and pumpkin carving (bring your own pumpkin).

Wednesday 30th 6.30pm Kids Halloween Movie, tuck shop, popcorn; 7pm Ladies of Mourne ‘Come Dine with Us’; 9pm Teen Scary Movie Sleepover (must be booked in advance).

Club closed Thursday 31st October & Friday 1st November.

 

Congratulations to Nicole Kelly who was awarded a Camogie Soaring Star at the weekend, well done.

 

The Ladies of Mourne enjoyed their Movie Night at the KYC Cinema during the week.

 

Thanks to the eight volunteers who attended the training night for Lotto, the new rota is now up and running.

 

The Safe Driving project participants held a getting to know you night last week with the project proper getting underway at 7pm on Tuesday 5th November.

 

The Fureys went down a treat, thanks to everyone who helped with the prep, on the night or with the tidy-up.

 

Week 63 (red) Home Bingo House £200 Patricia Donnelly & Patricia Farrell; Week 64 (green) Home Bingo available from McVeighs Costcutter Dunavil, P&J Morgan Newsagent Newry Street, Rafferty’s Garage or the club.

 

Kingdom Camogie Academy resumes on Sunday 3rd November for an interim six-week indoor program sponsored by Herrons Country Fried Chicken. This is part of practice all year round which will focus on the development of technical skills & also incorporate age appropriate lifestyle, diet and nutritional advice for young camogie players. The Academy will assist in the development of underage players with a view to representing the Club at Senior level in later years in line with the Camogie Long Term Player Pathway. Players who complete the six-week program will receive a specially commissioned Herron’s Country Fried Chicken Camogie Academy training jersey. For the coaches of our girls, the need to develop players and recognise the importance of fair play, are key elements of what we do. Playing sport provides each child with increased confidence and allows them to develop a sense of achievement. Becoming part of a team challenges them to work as part of a group and to think of others. Organized team sports are an ideal way to get more exercise, make new friends & increase confidence all at once. Participating in sport helps children develop a range of skills including balance, co-ordination and agility. Children who participate in sport are less likely to be overweight and suffer health problems. Children should be getting at least sixty minutes of physical activity each day. Disguising exercise as games & fun activities can entice kids to get moving. Daily practices, drills & weekly games help keep them active & provide the exercise they need. The schedule for the six weeks on Sunday will be 10am P1 & P2; 11am P3 & P4; 12pm P5 & P6. On Mondays 7pm u12/u14 followed by an optional hour of lifestyle projects. Anyone interested in giving a hand either day should speak to Coaching Officer Rosanne Small.

 

An Ríocht Annual General Meeting will take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 7th November. All Reports will be available to members from 1st November.

 

There will be ASIST training at Mourne Matters, the Nautilus Centre on Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th November. ASIST stands for Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training. ASIST teaches participants to recognize when someone may have thoughts of suicide and work with them to create a plan that will support their immediate safety. It is a skill’s building workshop that prepares caregivers to provide suicide first aid interventions. Key elements of the training are to consider personal and societal attitudes to suicide; to enable you to spot the signs that someone may be having thoughts of suicide; to engage them in a safe, appropriate and non-judgmental way; to seek a shared understanding of the reasons for thoughts of suicide and identify reasons for living; to review current risk and develop a joint plan to keep someone safe from suicide; to follow up on all safety commitments, signposting for further help and community resources as needed. If you may be interested or want to know more speak to Jennifer at the club or Sarah Jane at Mourne Matters 07593007713

 

An Ríocht mass for deceased / bereaved members will take place on Wednesday 13th November.

 

An Ríocht Camogie presents Rozlyn Sheridan from ‘Nuala & Noleen’ in ‘Nobody Puts Bernie in a Corner’, directed by Dan Gordon at Dunavil on Friday 15th November. Join Bernie Jones on her crazy “Dirty Dancing” themed hen party and get ready to meet her madcap family and friends while you have the time of your life! Bernie is a single mother to her stroppy teenage daughter and from her living room runs an ironing service called “Let’s Get Steamed!” When Bernie’s long-suffering driving instructor pops the question she reluctantly agrees and sets the date! This high energy, hilariously funny comedy features 90’s disco classics and some iconic songs from Dirty Dancing! If you’re crazy for Swayze and fancy a bit of salsa in your Karaoke, then join Bernie Jones for a wild night of fun and laughter and let’s get this party started! Tickets £15 on sale through Eventbrite or from Dunavil.

 

Kingdom Camogie Christmas Craft Fayre on Sunday 1st December at Dunavil.

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