Under-18 (Minor) Football
The last competitive game this season for our club was played on Saturday when our Minor team played Stewartstown in the Grade 2 championship final at Edendork. Both sides had already met a couple of times this year; the group stage league fixture ended in a draw while Stewartstown had got the upper hand in the league play-offs.
The Eglish lads played with great heart and determination but unfortunately were beaten by a single point. Final score Eglish 1-05, Stewartstown 0-09. Well done to all players and management involved.
Martin Mohan & Julie Lagan nominated for Tyrone GAA TeamTalkMag Awards
Well done to Martin Mohan and Julie Lagan who are shortlisted for the ‘Referee of the Year’ and ‘Camogie Player of the Year’ awards at the annual Tyrone GAA TeamTalkMag awards. Best of luck to both Martin and Julie at the awards banquet which takes place on Friday 30 November, in the Great Northern Hotel, Bundoran. To vote for Martin and Julie go to http://www.teamtalkmag.com/archives/19528, or go to the relevant news item on www.eglishgac.com.
Scór na nÓg
The first round of Scór na nÓg is scheduled for early November so preparations are starting for entrants for the various competitions. To be eligible to take part, participants must be 17 or under on 1 January 2013. The various sections in Scór na nÓg include ceili and set dancing, instrumental music group, ballad group, recitation, solo singing, novelty act and quiz. Anyone interested in taking part should contact Seamus Donnelly.
Club Lotto
The Lotto result for Monday 22 October was as follows: winning numbers were 4, 8, 12 and 15. There were nine ‘Match 3’ winners: Kathleen Daly c/o EBM, Lisa McKenna, Flynn Donaghy, Maura Daly c/o Barretts, Maura Lavery Beechville, Tony Mc Cracken, J. Devlin Beechville, Conall Laverty and Florrie Mullan. The next Lotto draw will be held on Monday 29 October, Jackpot is £6,100.
Sympathy
All within Eglish St. Patrick’s GAC extend their deepest sympathy to the McCooey family, Killybracken Road, on the death of Jackie. Mary, Queen of the Gael, pray for him.
