Clive Roberts from Slievenaman visited the Kingdom Men’s Shed on Wednesday to present a slideshow about his many visits to Nepal to access the Himalayas. From the capital city of Katmandu, Clive made his way out into the valleys to find the treks which would take him to about 18,000 feet. Clive has been climbing mountains for a long time and has visited all seven continents, including Antarctica, in pursuit of his hobby. He will be back later in the year to power-point his other adventures in these places. (photo)

 

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

 

At the pre-AGM meeting held on last Wednesday it became apparent that for a variety of reasons we are light on nominations for positions on the Executive. We really believe that we can fill all positions for the coming year, something we have never achieved before; for that reason, we are accepting nominations up to 11am on Sunday 3rd November. If you might be interested in joining An Ríocht Executive and want to know more what that entails then please speak to a committee member or call out to Dunavil any time; if not you, then who? Thanks to the six Club Officers who have submitted their annual reports. All AGM documents will be available for collection from the club after 12pm on Sunday 3rd November. The AGM of An Ríocht will take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 7th November.

 

The Scor Na nOg Practice got underway on Thursday past and continues next week.

 

The u8 and u10 Gaelic end of season presentations took place at the weekend.

 

On Friday past there were Halloween arts and crafts and pumpkin carving as gaeilge with Aine.

 

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. Tickets on sale on-line and at the club.

 

An Ríocht mass for deceased / bereaved members will take place on Friday 22nd November (note new date).

 

Tuesday 29th 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; No Dancing tonight; No u12 Gaelic tonight; 7pm to 9pm Halloween Arts & Crafts and pumpkin carving, all welcome (bring your own pumpkin); 8pm Indoor Football.

Wednesday 30th 6.30pm Kids Halloween Movie, tuck shop, popcorn, all welcome; 7pm Ladies of Mourne ‘Come Dine with Us’; 7pm Indoor Football; 8pm Indoor Football; 9pm Teen Scary Movie Sleepover (must be booked in advance).

Thursday 31st No Club tonight

Friday 1st 11am Men’s Shed; No Club tonight

Saturday 2nd 11am u6 Gaelic; Down Camogie Development Squad presentations

Sunday 3rd 9.30am Breakfast; 10am P1 & P2 Indoor Camogie; 11am P3 & P4 Indoor Camogie; 12pm P5 & P6 Indoor Camogie; 8pm Bingo 

Monday 4th 11am Men’s Shed; 7pm u12/u14 Indoor Camogie followed by an optional hour of lifestyle projects; 7pm Ladies of Mourne Spanish Class; Lotto (T Sloan); 9.15pm Camphill Co-Workers.

Tuesday 5th 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; No Dancing tonight; 7pm Youth Club Drop-in; 7.15pm u12 Gaelic Keep-Fit 

 

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

 

The interim winter indoor camogie gets underway on Sunday next, don’t miss out on your free jersey. Players who complete the 6-week program will receive a specially commissioned Herron’s Country Fried Chicken Camogie Academy training jersey; these are not on sale and must be earned through participation in our Camogie Coaching Academy.

 

 

Upcoming Projects with KYC

Get Set run by Kingdom Youth Club in partnership with Youth Action. Recruitment week – 4th to 8th November. Start Date: Tuesday 12th November for 10 weeks. Time: 10.30am to 3pm. Age: 16 to 25 years for those not in education, employment or training. The program consists of: 2 days a week – Tuesdays and Wednesdays, an OCN Level 1 in Youth Work, an OCN Level 1 in Health and Fitness, Personal training sessions, Mental Health workshop LIFEMAPS.

ASIST training at Mourne Matters, the Nautilus Centre on Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th November

RSPH Level 2 Food Safety and Hygiene on Thursday 21st & 28th November at Ballymote Centre, Downpatrick 6.30pm to 9pm. Learning Outcomes: Understand food safety procedures, Understand the concept of food hazards and the risks associated with them, Understand the terminology with respect to supervising food safety, Understand the techniques involved in controlling and monitoring food safety, Appreciate the risks linked to cross contamination, Understand the role temperature has to play in the control of food safety, Appreciate the importance of supervising high standards of cleanliness in food premises  

CRED Inclusion Training at Crossmaglen YC on Monday 25th November 615pm to 915pm

 

 

 

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