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Loughinisland
GAC embark on £50,000 redevelopment - 12/11/02
 Loughinisland
GAC are embarking on a £50,000 redevelopment of their playing
facilities and club rooms. As part of their drive for funds
the club last week launched their 'Commemorative Plaque'
initiative. This plaque, which has been erected in the club
rooms, consists of a series of brass plates, each engraved
with the name and address of the subscriber's nomination.
All club members, past and present, supporters and players
will have an opportunity to purchase one of the plates.
A certificate of ownership is also issued for each plaque
purchased. Speaking at the unveiling of the plaque last
week, county chairman Eamon O'Toole, who is also former
chairman of the club described it as a "community project
designed for present and future generations." "Loughinisland
GAC is a long established club, rich in tradition, which
has pride in its achievements both on and off the pitch,"
he said.
 "The
club is determined to provide the very best social and playing
facilities and we know that our friends, players past and
present and Loughinisland people, home and abroad, will
support the club in this venture." Also present at the unveiling
was Peter Doran a lifelong member of the Loughinisland club
who came up with the idea of the plaque.
Details about the plaque and the purchase arrangements can
be obtained by contacting Gerry Toman (phone 028 4481 1583)
or by visiting the club's website, www.loughinislandgac.net,
or by e-mailing the club at: plaque@loughinislandgac.net.
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