An Ríocht/Kingdom Notes

 

Tuesday 12th 9am ASIST training at Mourne Matters; 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; 6pm Irish Dancing; 7pm ‘No Need for Speed’ project; 7.15pm u12 Gaelic Keep-Fit; 8pm Indoor Football.

Wednesday 11am Men’s Shed; 6pm Indoor Football; 7pm Boxing for ALL ages; 8pm Indoor Football.

Thursday World Diabetes Day. 7pm Drop-in; 8.15pm Indoor Football.

Friday 11am Men’s Shed; No Youth Club tonight; 8pm Rozlyn Sheridan from ‘Nuala & Noleen’ in ‘Nobody Puts Bernie in a Corner’ directed by Dan Gordon.

Saturday 16h 8am Clean-up after the night before to have hall ready for u6 football; 11am u6 Gaelic

Sunday 17th 9.30am Breakfast; 10am P1 & P2 Indoor Camogie; 11am P3 & P4 Indoor Camogie; 12pm P5 & P6 Indoor Camogie; 1.30pm Birthday Party; Camogie Convention; 8pm Bingo.

Monday 18th 11am Men’s Shed; 7pm u12/u14 Indoor Camogie & u16 Camogie (outdoor) followed by an optional hour of lifestyle projects; 7pm Drop-in; 7.30pm Ladies of Mourne Spanish Class; Lotto (Daiva & Jane); 9.15pm Camphill Co-Workers. 

Tuesday 19th 10.30am to 3pm, Get Set for aged 16 to 25 for those not in education, employment or training leading to an OCN Level 1 in Youth Work, an OCN Level 1 in Health and Fitness, Personal training sessions, Mental Health workshop; 11am Ladies of Mourne Chair-Yoga; 6pm Irish Dancing; 7pm ‘No Need for Speed’ project; 7.15pm u12 Gaelic Keep-Fit; 8pm Indoor Football.

 

Camogie coaches Carrie and Clara attended the Ulster GAA Coaching Conference at Owenbeg on Saturday.

 

Well done to Cara, Cliona, Eimear, Faith, James and Orlaith who participated in Scor Na nOg at the weekend.

 

Charity cheques from ‘Kingdom to Croker’ were presented to Autism Support Kilkeel, Southern Area Hospice and Suicide Down to Zero on Thursday past.

 

Despite the inclement weather 38 members from the Kingdom Men’s Shed and the Kilkeel Community Association had just finished their meal after a very interesting tour of one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic buildings, the Crumlin Road Gaol or the Crum as it was known to those who were held there on remand before making the short journey by tunnel to another impressive building across the road, the Crown Court. Then it was either release or a prison sentence to the more modern Maze prison just outside Belfast. This visit was assisted through the #The Northern Ireland Housing Executive Community Grants Scheme.

 

The u6 to u16 Camogie Presentations took place on Sunday with a large attendance of parents present which was encouraging for both the players and the coaches, thank you; and thank you to all those who assisted with this event. 

 

If anyone is interested in coaching any An Ríocht Football team for the 2020 season, application forms are now available at the club or on-line. Please complete and return before Sunday 1st December. Any queries speak to Football Coaching Officer Thomas Sloan.

 

Open invitation to all former Camogie players, current Camogie players and parents of juvenile Camogie players to an informal get together on Thursday 21st November from 7.30pm to 8.30pm to look back on 2019 and discuss the way forward for An Riocht Camogie in 2020 over a cup of coffee. Please show your support for our Camogie coaches and administrators who give so much of their time over the year by giving one hour tonight. 

 

An Ríocht will hold a Planning Event on Saturday 23rd November @ Dunavil from 10am to 1pm including breakfast. All Executive committee members are expected to attend, and all sub-committee members are also encouraged to attend, as are all other persons who feel they have something to offer to An Ríocht going forward. The get-together will use the Club Development Plan as a starting point to assess the current position. It will also address immediate needs such as gaps on the Executive and on sub-committees, governance, coaching and games, fund-raising, and any other business arising from the discussions.

We will endeavor to have facilitators in place to ensure the morning is productive and your attendance is worthwhile with a report in early January. It’s an opportunity to get the year off to a positive start, so please let’s not waste it. Please confirm your attendance before Sunday 17th November.

 

Week 67 (orange) Home Bingo £200 Kathleen McCartan; Week 68 (blue) Home Bingo available from McVeighs Costcutter Dunavil, P&J Morgan Newsagent Newry Street, Rafferty’s Garage or the Club.

 

Upcoming Dates:

Camogie Get-together Thursday 21st November

Club Mass for deceased / bereaved members and friends Friday 22nd November

An Ríocht Planning Event 10am Saturday 23rd November

Down Camogie Awards Sunday 24th November

Christmas Lights turn-on Friday 29th November

Christmas Fair Sunday 1st December

Ulster GAA Club Maith Presentation Sunday 1st December

Down GAA Convention Wednesday 11th December 

Christmas Dinner Wednesday 25th December

 

 

 

 

 

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