Clonduff Club Notes Sunday 18th June 2017

Monday 19th June 2017

Clonduff Club Notes Sunday 18^th June 2017

Condolences to The Keenan Family, on the death of Eugene. To his family and friends we extend our deepest sympathy. Ár dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam uasal.

DANIEL ANDRE U10 MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT ANOTHER HUGE SUCCESS
29 teams, glorious sunshine, everybody is a winner!
For the second week in a row Clonduff Park hosted almost 400 children plus a host of parents and families this week for the annual Daniel Andre U10 (P5/P6) Memorial Tournament with teams from Down, Armagh, Tyrone, Derry, Monaghan and Meath. It was a great spectacle of colour and skill and at the end of almost 100 games the results were as follows:
CUP FINAL - Bosco beat Ballyholland
SHIELD FINAL - Rossa Magherafelt beat Bredagh
Clonduff Ógs beat Clann Eireann Ógs - the ten Ógs teams took part in a separate competition for the Plate. The top two in each of the other four groups went into the Cup knockout stages; the remaining teams went into the Shield knockouts. 
Many thanks to the Andre Family and extended family for supporting the tournament- Dad Luigi after working all day on the Burger Bar presented the Plate and medals to Clonduff Ógs and Clann Eireann Ógs; Mum Donna who had organised her extended family in the kitchen presented the Shield and medals to Rossa and Bredagh; Sister Kara presented the Cup and medals to Bosco and Ballyholland. 
Many thanks to all the teams, mentors and families who attended; the Clonduff parents who provided the sandwiches; to our referees without whom the tournament couldn't have taken place; those who acted as runners or umpires, set up pitches, cleaned up afterwards, Geraldine McGaw and Angela Cunningham who helped Luigi with the burgers; Goretta, Noleen and Shane Cairns who manned the very busy shop; Janine who was official photographer for the day, those who helped with refreshments or helped in any way including the organisers and administrators of the day's event.

FABULOUS COACHING OPPORTUNITY!
CALLING YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 16-24! NEED SOMETHING TO DO FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS OVER THE SUMMER?
The Ulster GAA Foundation Coaching Qualification will take place from Monday 17th - Thursday 20th July from 4pm to 7pm at Pairc Esler in Newry (to be confirmed) with a trip to Croke Park on the Friday. It's for young people aged 16 - 24. It's targeted at young people not in work, education or training. Given that over the summer any young person finishing 5th year at minute is technically "not in education" due to waiting on GCSE results they can do it. It's free and the young people get £3 each day for attending plus any travel they need to get to venue each day. For example bus fares, taxi etc.
YOUNG PEOPLE FROM CLONDUFF WHO ARE INTERESTED SHOULD CONTACT SECRETARY ON 07720062073

FRIENDS OF CLONDUFF LOTTO

Winning numbers for Monday 12^th June were 5, 18, 19, & 22.
Three match 3 winners receive £34.00 each.
Next Week's Jackpot £3,100 #ifyourenotinyoucantwin

PLAY FRIENDS OF CLONDUFF LOTTO ONLINE!
Download the free Klubfunder App to your phone for updates - open the App and search for Clonduff GAC before registering! Or follow the link on our Facebook page! All very simple!

Especially set up for our ex-pats who wish to support their home club! No reason why locals can't use the facility also! More online facilities coming soon - Club Shop.

SENIOR FOOTBALL

SFL - Clonduff 1-8 v Burren 0-13
This was a good fast-moving game of football in Clonduff Park though neither side had their shooting boots on in the first half with the sides level at Clonduff 1-3 Burren 0-6. The visitors improved their shooting in the second half to run out two point winners completing the first half of the league.
Team and scorers: Neil Trainor, Niall O'Hagan, Ruairi Lively, Gary McDonald (0-1), Jayme Gribben, Shane McGreevy, John McPolin, Ryan McPolin, Charlie Carr, Conor Murray, Patrick O'Hagan (0-1), Stephen McConville (0-6,5F), Conor Óg O'Hagan (1-0, Pen), Rían Branagan, Liam McGreevy; Subs used: Shane ward, Damien Canning, Niall Tumilty.

ACPRFL LONGSTONE 1-4   Clonduff II 7-21
Clonduff II recorded a big win against a weakened Longstone II in glorious Mourne sunshine.

Team and Scorers: Neil Trainor, Lorcan Branagan ;(0-1), Rory Grant, James Killen, John Brown, Niall O'Hare, Niall Tumilty (0-1), Damien Canning, Ryan McPolin (0-1), Conor Lowry, Gary McDonald (0-4), Kieran Trainor (3-3), Noel McPolin (0-3), Shane Ward (3-2), John McPolin (1-3), Subs used: Darren McKevitt, Niall O'Hagan, John Boden, Stephen Kelly Damien Henning.

UNDERAGE FOOTBALL

U14 Footballers in Attical

After a successful fundraising quiz on Friday night, two teams from the U14 squad participated in the Atticall U14 7’s Blitz on Saturday, and what a day for football it was. The boys had a good run out playing in a number of competitive games giving them the opportunity to gain as much on-field experience as preparations continue for the Féile which takes place in a fortnight.

The boys, as well as their families, extend their gratitude to all those who have helped in any way with their fundraising activities for the occasion.

LADIES FOOTBALL

CAMOGIE NEWS

UP-COMING Fixtures

U16s away to Dromara on Tuesday evening

UNDERAGE CAMOGIE

U14s - The u14s travelled to Kilcoo last Tuesday evening somewhat depleted due to the early throw in and a number of exams being on, this did not deter the team and they put on a good performance coming away with a victory, final score Kilcoo 1-02 Clonduff 4-03 tried to hold the ball up the Ballyholland defence were physically much stronger in the tackle and Ballyholland led at the break - 4-05 to 0-04!!h Wilson tried to hold the ball up the Ballyholland defence were physically much stronger in the tackle and Ballyholland led at the break - 4-05 to 0-04!!
The home side were deflated at half time and their performance was a poor reflection of their ability. With a few positional changes; moving Orlaith McCusker into the middle, Beth Fitzpatrick into full forward and Roisin McPolin into centre back coupled with a stern talking to by the management, Clonduff Camogs took to the field for the second half determined to regain their pride. The second half proved to be a completely different affair with Clonduff on top and cancelling out Ballyhollland's main threats in the forward line and midfield. The move of Beth Fitzpatrick to full forward was the game winner with Beth scoring 8-02 in the second half, she literally won every ball that went beyond the 20m line. Hannah Wilson and Erin Lively along with Isabella O'Hare came into their own in the forward line also adding to the scoreline. Lauren kane, Ally Magee and Orlaith McCusker controlled midfield with the back line of Roisin McPolin, Lily McAllister, Tiernagh Savage and Caitlin Harper strong in defence with Katie Murnin pulling off some great saves in goals. Erin McAlinden was introduced into defence after Lily McAllister was injured and played a strong game in a position she is not accustomed to. Congratulations to a terrific second half performance, the less said about the first half the better, and a word of thanks to referee Alastair McGilligan h Wilson tried to hold the ball up the Ballyholland defence were physically much stronger in the tackle and Ballyholland led at the break - 4-05 to 0-04!!
The home side were deflated at half time and their performance was a poor reflection of their ability. With a few positional changes; moving Orlaith McCusker into the middle, Beth Fitzpatrick into full forward and Roisin McPolin into centre back coupled with a stern talking to by the management, Clonduff Camogs took to the field for the second half determined to regain their pride. The second half proved to be a completely different affair with Clonduff on top and cancelling out Ballyhollland's main threats in the forward line and midfield. The move of Beth Fitzpatrick to full forward was the game winner with Beth scoring 8-02 in the second half, she literally won every ball that went beyond the 20m line. Hannah Wilson and Erin Lively along with Isabella O'Hare came into their own in the forward line also adding to the scoreline. Lauren kane, Ally Magee and Orlaith McCusker controlled midfield with the back line of Roisin McPolin, Lily McAllister, Tiernagh Savage and Caitlin Harper strong in defence with Katie Murnin pulling off some great saves in goals. Erin McAlinden was introduced into defence after Lily McAllister was injured and played a strong game in a position she is not accustomed to. Congratulations to a terrific second half performance, the less said about the first half the better, and a word of thanks to referee Alastair McGilligan who's advice was very much appreciated from the sideline

SENIOR CAMOGIE

The seniors travelled to Leitrim on Wednesday evening for the second round of league games and as always this was a tight game right from the start. Clobduff were without Paula and Karen for the match which meant some positional changes, Beth Fitzpatrick started in the corner forward position and Katie McGilligan in the half forward line and both girls played well and were not deterred at all in fact Beth did so well she had a number of different markers, the match was nip and tuck all through the first half and midway through the first half they suffered a blow when Fionnuala had to be taken off after sustaining a very nasty injury. In the second half Leitrim got a goal to put them 2 points up, however the girls dug very deep and turned the game around completely and came away with a convincing win final score Leitrim 2-06 Clonduff 2-13 Scorers Beth Fitzpatrick and Katie McGilligan 1-01 each, Sara Louise Carr 0-04, Orla Gribben 0-03, Megan O’Reilly 0-02, Roisin Mulholland and Cassie Fitzpatrick 0-01 each. Best wishes to Fionnuala and we hope to see you back very soon.

ADVANCE NOTICE OF EVENTS IN CLONDUFF/HILLTOWN!

Kellogs Cúl Camp in Clonduff Park – Monday 31^st July – Friday 4^th August

Club Camogie and Hurling Camps in Clonduff Park – Monday 14^th – Friday 18^th August

Ella Trainor U6 Memorial Blitz – Saturday 12^th August

Clonduff U12 LGFA Tournament – Saturday 26^th August

Follow Clonduff GAA Club on Facebook, Twitter and www.clonduffgac.netWed. 21st Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Thur 22nd Sept 5:30-8:30pm
Fri. 23rd Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Sat 24th Sept. 10:00-3:00pm
Sun. 25th Sept. 10:00-12 noonWed. 21st Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Thur 22nd Sept 5:30-8:30pm
Fri. 23rd Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Sat 24th Sept. 10:00-3:00pm
Sun. 25th Sept. 10:00-12 noonWed. 21st Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Thur 22nd Sept 5:30-8:30pm
Fri. 23rd Sept. 5:30-8:30pm
Sat 24th Sept. 10:00-3:00pm
Sun. 25th Sept. 10:00-12 nooncit to a single point - their play deserved something from the game!
Team and scorers: Paul Gribben, John Brown, Shay Murnin, Rory Lively, Shane McGreevy, Conal Brown, Lorcan Branagan (0-1), Aidan Carr, Charlie Carr, Patrick O'Hagan (0-2), Liam McGreevy (0-1), Gary McDonald, Finbarr McConville, Shane Ward (0-2), Barry O'Hagan (1-12); Subs used: Stephen McConville, Jayme Gribben, Shaun Murnin, Eamon Grant, Eamon O'Reilly, Paddy Macit to a single point - their play deserved something from the game!
Team and scorers: Paul Gribben, John Brown, Shay Murnin, Rory Lively, Shane McGreevy, Conal Brown, Lorcan Branagan (0-1), Aidan Carr, Charlie Carr, Patrick O'Hagan (0-2), Liam McGreevy (0-1), Gary McDonald, Finbarr McConville, Shane Ward (0-2), Barry O'Hagan (1-12); Subs used: Stephen McConville, Jayme Gribben, Shaun Murnin, Eamon Grant, Eamon O'Reilly, Paddy Matthews