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Fund Raising Dinner Costs Made Easy
Written by Kevin Sheehan   

If you have booked seats or even a table for the fund raising dinner in October and wish to pay off the costs weekly, fortnightly or even just periodically call into the club on a Saturday morning between 10.00am and 12.00and you can pay off whatever you wish. There will be some one there to take and record your payments. All tables must have a £100 deposit paid before the end of June. Also could those who have sold ballots for the car also leave in what they have sold to date. But please remember everyone the ballots don't sell themselves so we need to keep pushing them.

Last Updated on Friday, 11 May 2012 15:39
 
Club Fundraising
Written by Kevin Sheehan   
The club is holding a major fundraising dinner on Oct 6th in the Europa Hotel. Part of this fundraising drive is a 'Grand Draw' with first prize a brand new car. Tickets for the draw are a very reasonable £5. But we need as many members as possible selling these tickets to ensure the success of this initiative. We're asking everyone involved with the club, members past and present, parents and friends, to take twenty tickets each to sell. Many already have as the draw is under way but we need everyone to chip in. To arrange to collect tickets to sell contact Marie Magee at 07715759790
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 April 2012 12:57
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Looking forward!
Written by cheerleader   

The Committee would like to thank sincerely those mentors and teams who have valued the maintenance of our pitches. The condition of the pitches (particularly our main pitch) has dramatically improved, and this is due to the new found respect and attitude of our greater members. We all want to enjoy and be proud of our pitch, and next week we welcome the opening of the main pitch to games for the current season.

Tuesday the 10th of April will see the first Minor Football game of the year being played on the main pitch. The Committee would like to stress that when possible teams will be afforded the opportunity to play on the ‘main’ pitch, however due to fixture congestion, and continued ‘upkeep’ of the surface, this may not always be possible.

With the many different codes being played in the club, as well as many different boards arranging fixtures – problems can arise! Please do not assume because a team has been given a fixture, that it automatically means the pitch is available. It tends to work itself out, but please plan ahead to avoid any potential confusion.

Thanks, and good luck to all of our teams this season.

Committee

 
All Ireland Place Booked
Written by Philip O'Neill   

 Jordan O'Neill booked his place in the All Ireland U17 singles final today with an emphatic win over the Connacht champion from Galway. The semi final took place at Eugene Quinn's in Armagh making this Jordan's fourth win on the road.

Last Updated on Thursday, 29 March 2012 12:06
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South Antrim Championship Fixtures 2012
Written by Roger Fox   

Beringer Cup 1st round

24th May

O Donnells v St Galls, winners to play either St Johns or Rossa on the 31st May

Senior Hurling Championship ( McGuigan Cup ) 18th June

Gortnamona v St Galls, winners play either Lamh Dearg or St teresas on the 25th June with the final on the 2nd July

Minor Hurling

St Brigids v St Galls, date to be confirmed

Minor Football, 8th May

St Galls v St Johns, winners away to either Lamh Dearg or St Teresas on the 29th May

Under 16A ( Mc Kenna Cup) 16th August

Lamh Dearg v St Galls, winners to play either Davitts or St Johns on the 23rd August with the final on the 20th August

Under 16A Hurling Championship, 20th August

Gortnamona v St Galls, winners to play either Rossa or St Johns in the final on the 27th August.

A full list of all fixtures will be posted on the Club Notice Board 

 

 
LETS "KIT" TOGETHER
Written by Roger Fox   

Wouldn't it be great if we could supply every one of our 35 teams with new training equipment every year !

Unfortunately this is not possible,therefore we ask all Mentors, Ex Mentors , Members and Cairde Naomh Gall who have any equipment (be it Hurls, Sliotars, Footballs, Cones, Bibs, in fact any training aid ) that may be of use to any of our teams, no matter at what level , could they please drop it in to the Club any Saturday morning.

 
Juvenile Registration 2012
Written by Kevin Clarke   

Dear Parent / Guardian, 

As a valued playing member with Naomh Gall juvenile section, your child has to be registered for the incoming 2012 season, both with the club and the Antrim County Board. Registration of all players is a requirement determined by the GAA at national level so we have an organisational duty to comply.

Last Updated on Thursday, 22 March 2012 17:44
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Like everyone else CES would be on the web site daily, looking for upcoming events, a bit of debate or maybe a bit of team news for a big match - some chance. Anyway at the weekend up pops ‘Ceist GAA le Hector’ and on further reading a potential holiday in the Algarve for ‘south Antrim’ players. Or so the article went. Well being a south Antrin player, nothing to do with being on the piss in the ’States’ for two months, due only to work and study commitments you understand, CES thought, “this will do me.” So at ten past eight on Sunday night CES was sitting in the girlfriend’s house with popcorn and sun factor ten waiting on ‘Hector’ and the best St Galls had to offer. And on it came. Now, it did take a little time to explain to CES’s potential mother-in-law why he was sitting on a couch in her house in a pair of ‘Speedos’ -they’re the in-thing now- but the ‘Algarve aspect swung it and we all settled down in anticipation of another great victory for the boys, and one girl, from Milltown Row. Alas however it wasn’t to be and the ‘Speedos’ have been put away until the next quiz, or more likely next summer. The team tried their best and fair play to them, although CES heard they got big cheques from TG4 in Galway that bought more than a few new tracksuits. But CES also learned a little and was able to give his beloved some advice. Ok, the female member of the team was a pretty wee thing for her age but what impressed CES, and probably a lot of other men, was that she didn’t say much. Now there’s a girl worth going out with! Anyway fair play for trying to get all us south Antrim playing ‘Speedo’ lovers a much needed holiday.