Club Notes Archive - 2008
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JUNE- 2 June
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~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~
Aodh Ruadh host Dungloe in the first round, first leg of the Raidio na Gaeltachta Senior Football Championship this Saturday, 7th June, throwing in at 7.30pm. The reserves are also in championship action against Dungloe in the Park on Saturday. The throw in for their game is at 6pm. Aodh Ruadh would ask people to please make an extra special effort to show your support for the club on Saturday. The sixteenth man can make all the difference.Senior training this week is on Tuesday, 3rd June, at 7.00pm in the Park; Thursday, 5th June, at 7.30pm in the Park; and Friday, 6th June, at 8.00pm in the Park
~ SENIOR BOARD ~
There will be a meeting of the senior club committee on Thursday, 5th June at 8.30pm in Aras Aoidh Ruaidh. All committee members are asked to attend.Donegal car flags are now available in the club shop for €5 apiece. All profits go to charity.
~ CLUB HISTORY ~
The Donegal Democrat archives for 1950 and the championship winning year of 1951 are now available to view in the history section of aodhruadh.org.~ HURLING ~
The senior hurlers are out this weekend in the first round of the Donegal Senior championship against Saint Eunan's. The seniors have also made it through to the quarter finals of the Ulster League on Saturday 14th June.The under 14s are in action in the first round of the championship this Thursday evening when they travel to Ballybofey to take on MacCumhaills at 6.45pm.
Underage hurling training continues in Father Tierney Park on Sunday at 12 noon for under 10s, 12s and 14s. All welcome, especially beginners. For enquiries contact John Rooney (086-2587793) or Billy Finn (9851289).
~ LADIES ~
The under 10 girls continue to train on Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm in Father Tierney ParkThe under 12s played Four Masters on Tuesday last and came out with a 1-6 to 0-5 in. Everyone played well and enjoyed their football. The under 12s travel to Mountcharles this Thursday 5th June. The bus leaves the park at 5.20pm.
The under 14s played Killybegs last Thursday and suffered a heavy defeat to a very strong Killybegs side. There were some great performances, but Killybegs were just too strong. Training continues on Fridays at 5.30pm in the park.
The Donegal ladies will be in championship action against Armagh this Sunday, 8th June, in Donegal Town at 2.00pm. We have two representatives on the panel in Aoife Buggy and Katie Flood. Best of luck to everyone involved.
Best wishes to all in the Holy Family National School who play in the Cumann na mBunscoil finals this Tuesday, 3rd June, in Ballybofey at 4.30pm.
Best wishes also to all the girls and indeed club members who are doing exams at the moment.
~ BORD NA NÓG ~
Aodh Ruadh Bord na nÓg are organising a Céilí Mór in the Friary Hall, Rossnowlagh on Sunday, 8th June at 9pm. All funds raised go to the Aodh Ruadh Centre of Excellence. Music will be by the Assaroe Céilí Band and admission is €8 with supper served. Tickets are on sale now from any Aodh Ruadh committee member. There will be a door prize for non-attenders who purchase tickets.There is a Bord na nÓg committee meeting in Aras Aoidh Ruaidh on Tuesday 3rd June at 9pm. All committee members are asked to attend.
Aodh Ruadh under 10s traveled to Bundoran last Saturday. The 'A' Team won played four games and won three with Bundoran running out winners in the 'A' section. The 'B's' did very well and won their section with two played and two wins. Cian McGloin was the proud captain of the victorious 'B' team. There is training for under 8s and under 10s on Saturday, 7th June, from 11am to 12 noon in the park. There is training for under 10s only in Father Tierney Park on Wednesday nights from 7pm to 8pm.
The under 14s got their league campaign off to a fantastic start with a 4-15 to 2-3 win over Saint Naul's in Father Tierney Park. Kieran Keown and James Barron did very well at midfield, while James Kelly, Pauric Patton, David McGurrin and Jonny Gethins all got on the scoresheet with a goal apiece. The team makes the long trip to Dungloe on Friday, 6th June. The match throws in at 7.30pm.
Aodh Ruadh lost their county league semi final against a very accomplished Milford outfit last Friday. Although Ballyshannon eventually lost by 4-21 to 1-5, they were only four points down at half time. Two quick goals after the half-time break by Milford had a big impact on course of the game. The next action for the under 16s is their postponed first round, second leg championship match against Saint Naul's. It takes place on Monday 9th June at 7.30pm at Father Tierney Park.
Minor training continues with the seniors, see the senior notes for days and times.
- 9 June
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~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~
Aodh Ruadh had a great victory over Dungloe in the first round, first leg of the Senior Championship last Sunday. Dungloe started the game the brighter, but Aodh Ruadh gradually took control and were rewarded with a counter-attack goal from Pauric Buggy about half way through the first half. Ballyshannon missed a penalty with seven minutes to the break, but still went in 1-5 to 0-2 to the good. There was a second penalty for Aodh Ruadh after the break which Buggy opted to point, but the second goal finally arrived eight minutes in when Michael Lawless shot to the net. Following that Dungloe had a spirited fight back, but it was Aodh Ruadh who had the final say with Brian Roper and Pauric Buggy concluding the scoring to give Ballyshannon the victory by 2-11 to 1-7. Aodh Ruadh's scorers were Pauric Buggy (1-5), Michael Lawless (1-0), Michael 'Sticky' Ward (0-2), Shane Ward (0-2) and Brian Roper (0-2).The reserves gave a good all-round display, but lost out to Dungloe by 1-10 to 2-6 and will need an away victory to keep their championship hopes alive. Senior training this week is on Tuesday, 10th June, at 7.00pm in the Lakeside; Thursday, 12th June, at 7.30pm in the De La Salle field; and Friday, 13th June, at 9.00pm in the Park.
Aodh Ruadh have a Division 1B league game this Sunday, 15th June, against Cloughaneely in Father Tierney Park at 3pm. The reserves get proceedings under way when they also take on the same opposition at 1.30pm.
~ HURLING ~
Aodh Ruadh clinched a victory in the first round of the Donegal senior hurling Championship against Saint Eunan's on Sunday evening in Donegal town. They edged home by 2-17 to 3-13. This seniors are in action again this Saturday evening, 14th June, when they play Strabane Shamrocks in McCumhaill Park at 7.30pm in the quarter finals of the Ulster League.The under 14 went down in unlucky loss against MacCumhaill's in the first round of the championship. They will have a chance to get back to winning ways when they take on Carndonagh in Father Tierney Park this Thursday, 12th June.
On Saturday, 14th June, the under 12s travel to Carndonagh for a blitz. Aodh Ruadh host an all county under 10 blitz this Sunday morning, 15th June. Notes will be distributed through the schools with all the details for both these blitzes.
~ LADIES ~
The intermediate ladies team continue to train on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7pm in the park. The ladies will be playing MacCumhaill's away this Sunday. Final arrangements have yet to be made, but panel members will be notified in due course.Well done to the Donegal Senior ladies team who beat Armagh in the first round of the Ulster championship. Aodh Ruadh was represented by Aoife Buggy, who played at corner back, and Katie Flood who was also a panelist.
The under 14s are travelling to Mountcharles on Thursday evening for a 6.30pm game, the bus is leaving the park at 5.30pm. Training for the under 14 girls is on Fridays at 5.30pm in the park.
The under 12s travelled to Mountcharles on Thursday evening last and recorded their third win from three in a closely contested game. Well done girls and keep up the good work. Under 12 training continues on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 8.15pm in the park.
The under 10 girls continue to train on Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm in Father Tierney Park
The Cumann na mBunscoil county final in which the girls from the Holy Family national school were due to play was called off at the eleventh hour has been refixed for Tuesday, June 10th. Best wishes to all involved.
~ SUMMER CAMP ~
Aodh Ruadh Summer Camp commences on Monday, 30th June and continues until Friday, 18th July. There's loads to do with football, hurling, swimming, rounders, obstacle courses and plenty of other fun and games. Each week of the camp concludes with a sports day on Friday. The camp runs from 10am to 3pm and is open to all children from 5 to 14 years-of-age. The cost per week is €70 per child with family concessions available. Children should bring a packed lunch. There is a tuck shop available.~ BORD NA NÓG ~
Minor training continues with the seniors, see the senior notes for days and times.There is training for the under 16s on Saturday; time and venue yet to be finalized, but the panel will be notified.
There were back to back wins for the under 14s when they overcame the jetlag to beat Dungloe by 3-5 to 3-9. The next engagement for the under 14s is in Father Tierney Park against Glenties on Friday, 13th June. The match throws in at 7.30pm.
The under 10 Mick Shannon tournament takes place this Saturday, 14 June, at Father Tierney Park. The first game starts at 11pm with Aodh Ruadh taking on Melvin Gaels. Also participating will be Bundoran and Erne Gaels. Aodh Ruadh players are asked to bring a loaf of sandwiches for the lunch-time refreshments. Anyone who wants to lend a hand is more than welcome along to what promises to be a superb day of football.
- 16 June
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~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~
Buoyed by an win over Dungloe in the Championship, Aodh Ruadh hosted Cloughaneely in the park last Sunday. It was something of a curate's egg performance from the Ernesiders with good spells interspersed with lapses in concentration. Aodh Ruadh were three up at half time, but failed to utilise the substantial breeze behind them in the second half. However, Ballyshannon did enough to earn a 0-14 to 1-9 win. Shane Ward did well up front when he was introduced and it was good to see Brian Roper come on and motor rightly in the last 20 minutes. There was another welcome returnee in the form of Niall McCready, back from an injury that had him out for the past two months. There was another pair of fine performances from Stephen and Barry Ward in centre field. In the back division Johnny Gallagher was excellent in subduing the scoring threat of Denis Boyle, whilst Philip O'Reilly gave a fine display at half back.The reserves slipped to a defeat against Cloughaneely, losing by 1-9 to 2-14.
The seniors and reserves are down to take on Malin at home this weekend, but at the time of writing there was no day or time confirmed. Watch local press for details.
On Saturday evening Aodh Ruadh thirds had a profitable Division 4 South trip to Towney to take on Kilcar. They won by 3-17 to 1-7, a result that sees them top the table and in with a good shout of retaining their league crown. It will be their challenge for championship honours that will be foremost in their minds come Saturday though. The team will head to Killygordon on Saturday evening to try and overturn a first leg defeat against Red Hugh's and force the tie to a play-off game with victory in Pairc an Domhnaigh. Throw in is at 7.00pm for what promises to be an absorbing encounter.
Bookings for the use of Father Tierney Park must be made in advance to Peter Conlon (087-6838024). This is critical to the smooth running of the park, particularly in the light of a number of recent clashes that have taken place over access. The help and understanding of all concerned would be much appreciated.
~ HURLING ~
This seniors' Ulster League campaign was concluded with a loss against Strabane Shamrocks last Saturday. The seniors are back in domestic league this Saturday when they are down for a trip to take on Four Masters in Tir Chonaill Park at 7pm.Aodh Ruadh underage hurlers have just had a very busy weekend. On Saturday last the under 12s traveled to Carndonagh to take part in a blitz. They played three very competitive games, losing the first game to a strong Buncrana team by two goals. That was followed by a loss to Carndonagh by two points and in the final game they lost in a very tight match to Burt by a solitary point. The lads put in very hard-working performances all day and never gave up in any game. Their effort and discipline all day were a credit to them. Pictures from this blitz will be made available on aodhruadh.org across the course of the week.
On Sunday morning Aodh Ruadh hosted an under 10 blitz. There were over 90 young hurlers from six different clubs involved. In the first game Aodh Ruadh beat Letterkenny Gaels, the second was a defeat to Burt and the round robin section concluded with a draw against Setanta. Thanks to the referees, Peter Horan and Eddie Lynch; to Pat Melaniff for all his help and Eleanor Rooney, Joan Kelly and Kathleen O'Neill for their catering talents.
Underage hurling training continues in Father Tierney Park on Sunday at 12 noon for under 10s, 12s and 14s. All welcome, especially beginners. For enquiries contact John Rooney (086-2587793) or Billy Finn (9851289).
~ LADIES ~
Our ladies team travelled to Ballybofey to take on MacCumhaill's on Sunday last. They finished two points short of a win and everyone will realise that they need to knuckle down to training in earnest in preparation for the championship which starts in mid July. Training times have changed to Tuesdays at 7pm and Fridays at 8pm.The ladies county team takes on Monaghan in the Ulster semi-final this Saturday. The game is the curtain raiser for the Derry Fermanagh championship match. The ladies game throws in at 4.15 in Healy Park, Omagh. Good Luck to everyone involved, especially Aoife Buggy and Katie Flood.
The under 14 played well in a very competitive game in Mountcharles last Thursday. Unfortunately Saint Naul's just finished the stronger, but our girls can be proud of their performance. Training continues on Friday evenings at 5.30pm.
There is training for the under 12 on Tuesdays in the park from 7pm to 8.45pm. Details for this weekend's game have not yet been finalised. Team management will be in touch as soon as there is confirmation of a venue for the match.
The under 10 have their last session of the season this Tuesday, 17th June. Well done girls, have a great summer and we will see you all again in the autumn.
The girls of the Holy Family National School were beaten in the Cumann na mBunscoil final last Thursday, however they can be very proud of a wonderful year. Well done girls and everyone in the school.
~ SUMMER CAMP ~
Aodh Ruadh Summer Camp commences on Monday, 30th June and continues until Friday, 18th July. There's loads to do with football, hurling, swimming, rounders, obstacle courses and plenty of other fun and games. Each week of the camp concludes with a sports day on Friday. The camp runs from 10am to 3pm and is open to all children from 5 to 14 years-of-age. The cost per week is €70 per child with family concessions available. Children should bring a packed lunch. There is a tuck shop available. Registration forms are available on www.aodhruadh.org.~ BORD NA NÓG ~
Minor training continues with the seniors.The under 16s will play their postponed first round, second leg championship match against Saint Naul's this Friday 20th June at 7.30pm at Father Tierney Park. A big show of Ballyshannon support is requested. Training on Thursday 8pm in the Lakeside.
Aodh Ruadh's under 14s have been in action twice since last Monday and recorded substantial victories to put them well clear at the top of the table. Last Friday Glenties were beaten by 4-15 to 1-0 in Father Tierney Park, while on Monday evening Bundoran went down by 5-15 to 3-0 in the Park. Across the two games Kieran Keown and James Barron have been exceptional in midfield. Pauric Patton has continued to have a quite wonderful season. Up front David McGurrin and Johnny Gethins are weighing in with heavy scoring tallies. At the time of printing fixtures for the next week had yet to be decided. Team management will be in contact when fixtures become available.
Plaques and name plates are available for those members of the under 12 winning Willie Rogers side who did not receive them, or received blank plaques. Please contact Terrence McShea 087-2360815 to arrange collection.
Last Saturday saw Father Tierney Park play host to the under 10s of Aodh Ruadh, Bundoran, Melvin Gaels and Erne Gaels as they competed in the annual Mick Shannon tournament. Aodh Ruadh, Bundoran and Melvin Gaels competed in the 'B' tournament with Ballyshannon and Kinlough contesting the final. Aodh Ruadh did well to eke out a win by 1-2 to no score. Mick Shannon's wife Noreen was on hand to present runners up medals to a gallant Kinlough contingent while Aodh Ruadh 'B' captain, Garbhán McCloskey, was the happy recipient of the Mick Shannon plaque.
After a tight and competitive round robin section in the 'A' tournament Aodh Ruadh topped the table with Bundoran second, putting the pair through to the 'A' final. The final was a titanic struggle between the sides, but Ballyshannon clinched the honours with a late point from Gareth Sheerin. The final score was Aodh Ruadh 2-7, Bundoran 3-3. Once again Noreen Shannon did the honours and presented runner up medals to Bundoran, before presenting the Mick Shannon trophy to the winning captain, Shane McGrath of Aodh Ruadh.
Aodh Ruadh would like to extend their sincere thanks to Noreen Shannon for making the medal presentations, to the participating teams, to those who officiated the matches, those who provided the refreshments, the stewards and to all those who gave of their time and effort to make the event such a success.
Pictures and a full match report on the 'A' Final are now available on www.aodhruadh.org.
Training for under 8s and under 10s continues in Father Tierney Park on Saturday from 11am to 12 noon. There is training for under 10s only in Father Tierney Park on Wednesday nights from 7pm to 8pm. Some advance notice of upcoming blitzes. There is an under 8 blitz in Bundoran on Saturday 28th June. The next under 10 blitz is in Pettigo on Saturday 5th July.
- 23 June
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~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~
Malin's recent hoo doo over Ballyshannon continued last Sunday. There was a strong breeze which had a pronounced effect on play in Father Tierney. Malin used it to the utmost in the first half and went in leading by 3-3 to 0-3 at half time. A depleted Aodh Ruadh side had chances to get a result, but 2-6 to 3-7 was the final score leaving Ballyshannon rooted to the bottom of Division 1B along with Cloughaneely and Malin. The reserves got a draw from Malin, but merited the win on their overall performance. A late goal awarded to Malin was the subject of some contention. The final score was 2-8 to 3-5.The reserves are in championship action this Saturday, 28th June at 7.30pm when they travel to take on Dungloe. The seniors championship clash against Dungloe will take place on Friday, 4th July at 7.30pm. This match takes place in Dungloe and a big travelling support from Ballyshannon would be a massive boost to the side's chances of completing the work begun with their first leg win.
The thirds drew with Red Hugh's in Killygordon last Saturday, but the second leg result wasn't enough to save their championship ambitions after a loss in the first leg in Father Tierney park. In an encounter that saw both sides finishing with 13 players aside Aodh Ruadh were well on top. Unfortunately composure in front of the posts was lacking and a number scoring opportunities went a begging. Ballyshannon battled hard, but Red Hugh's held on for a 2-4 to 0-10 draw.
The under 21s are in championship action against Saint Eunan's this Wednesday, 25th June in Father Tierney Park. The throw in is at 8pm. A good showing of Ballyshannon support would be much appreciated.
~ HURLING ~
Aodh Ruadh slipped to defeat in the second round of the Donegal senior hurling Championship against Four Masters on Saturday evening in Donegal town. They were beat by 1-10 to 1-8.An historic event took place in Father Tierney park on Wednesday last when a series of hurling games between Creevy National School and Saint Joseph's, The Rock took place. John Rooney has been coaching in the schools one day a week since February in preparation for the games. Forty kids took part in the event with Creevy winning two games, The Rock one game and the honours shared in one game. John Rooney would like to thank Tony Ryan, Conor Carney and all their staff for all their help. Thanks to David Downey and Michael Ayres who reffed on the day and to Billy Finn for his help.
~ LADIES ~
A busy week for the under 14s as they play Naomh Bríd on Tuesday 24th July at home and Four Masters on Thursday 26th July. Both games throw in at 7pm.The under 12s are due to play Four Masters next week. The date time and venue are yet to be decided, but will be notified to the panel in due course.
~ SUMMER CAMP ~
Aodh Ruadh Summer Camp commences on Monday, 30th June and continues until Friday, 18th July. There's loads to do with football, hurling, swimming, rounders, obstacle courses and plenty of other fun and games. Each week of the camp concludes with a sports day on Friday. The camp runs from 10am to 3pm and is open to all children from 5 to 14 years-of-age. The cost per week is €70 per child with family concessions available. Children should bring a packed lunch. There is a tuck shop available. Registration forms are available on www.aodhruadh.org, you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your machine to view/download the form. Contact Sylvester Maguire on 086-0532495 or 071-9858277 for more information.~ BORD NA NÓG ~
Minor training continues with the seniors.The under 16s booked their place in the regional semi-final of the championship with a 2-6 to 0-6 win over Saint Naul's in Father Tierney Park last Friday. Ryan Hoey had a good game half forward, while Paddy Meehan got through a power of work at half back. Once again Conor Patton gave another accomplished performance and was outstanding at full back and left Martin Gallagher with a quiet game in goals. There is training for the under 16s on Thursday, 26th June at 8pm in the Lakeside. The side will take on Glenties in the regional semi final on Friday, 4th July. The time and venue have yet to be decided.
The O'Donnell league is underway at the moment. The captains are Matthew Maguire, Colm Kelly, Stephen Thompson and Conor McShea. Matches start at 5.45pm in the park on Monday's. Conor McShea and Matthew Maguire got their league campaign's off to a winning start last Monday night.
There is an under 8 blitz in Bundoran on Saturday 28th June. The bus leaves park at 10.45am. We would like to see as many parents come out and show their support as possible. The blitz starts at 11.00am. There is training for under 10s only in Father Tierney Park on Wednesday nights from 7pm. The next under 10 blitz is in Pettigo on Saturday 5th July.
- 30 June
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~ SENIOR FOOTBALL ~
The reserves championship ambitions were extinguished with a 3-12 to 1-8 loss away to Dungloe. A full match report will be available on the aodhruadh.org over the coming week.The seniors championship clash against Dungloe takes place on Friday, 4th July at 7.30pm. Aodh Ruadh have a first leg win under their belts and will be hoping to progress to the next round with a win. The match takes place in Dungloe and a big travelling support from Ballyshannon would be a massive boost to the side's chances of completing the work begun in the first leg. There is senior training on Wednesday at 7pm in Father Tierney Park. The bus to the game on Friday leaves the Park at 5pm.
A 0-13 to 0-10 win over Ardara in Father Tierney Park last Sunday helped the thirds ease the pain after going out of the Junior B championship last week. The side were missing six players who started in the championship match, but the replacements came in and showed their mettle against and Ardara outfit featuring Damien Diver. The win puts the thirds top of Division 4 South with only matches against Pettigo and Glenties remaining. A place in the league final is tantalizingly close.
It was a lacklustre 0-5 to 1-15 loss for the under 21s against Saint Eunan's in the championship last Wednesday. The latest in a series of disappointments at this grade.
There is a senior club committee meeting in Aras Aoidh Ruaidh on Thursday 3rd July at 8.30pm. All committee members are asked to attend.
~ HURLING ~
Senior training continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7pm.The under 14s take on Carndonagh in the 'B'' county final this Saturday 6pm at MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey
Underage hurling training continues in Father Tierney Park on Sunday at 12 noon for under 10s and 12s. All welcome, especially beginners. For enquiries contact Billy Finn (9851289).
~ LADIES ~
The senior made the long trek to Glencolmcille last week and recorded a good win over Naomh Columba. Senior training continues on Tuesdays at 7pm and Friday's at 8pm in the Park.The under 14s were unlucky to lose out by a point against Naomh Bríd last Tuesday. They will be hoping for a better outcome when they take on Four Masters in Tir Chonaill Park on Tuesday 1st July at 7pm.
The under 12s travel to Donegal town to take on Four Masters this Wednesday 2nd July at 6.30pm. They will be in action again on Saturday at 1pm when they are in Father Tierney Park to face the challenge of Saint Naul's
~ SUMMER CAMP ~
Aodh Ruadh Summer Camp is underway with a good attendance for the first week. The camp continues next week. There's loads to do with football, hurling, swimming, rounders, obstacle courses and plenty of other fun and games. Each week of the camp concludes with a sports day on Friday. The camp runs from 10am to 3pm and is open to all children from 5 to 14 years-of-age. The cost per week is €70 per child with family concessions available. Children should bring a packed lunch. There is a tuck shop available. Registration forms are available on www.aodhruadh.org, you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your machine to view/download the form. Contact Sylvester Maguire on 086-0532495 or 071-9858277 for more information.~ BORD NA NÓG ~
There is a meeting of the Bord na nÓg committee in Aras Aoidh Ruaidh on Tuesday 8th July at 9pm. All committee members are asked to attend.Minor training continues with the seniors.
The under 16s will take on Glenties in the regional semi final on Friday, 4th July. The time and venue had yet to be decided at the time of writing. There is training on Thursday, 3rd July at 8pm in the Lakeside.
The under 14s travel to Ardara to take on the only other remaining undefeated team in the league this Wednesday, 2nd July. That match will be quickly followed by another away trip, this time to Killybegs on Monday, 7th July. Both games throw in at 7.30pm.
In last Monday night's round of the O'Donnell league Matthew Maguire's team recorded a win over Conor McShea's, whilst Colm Kelly's side edged out Stephen Thompson's. With two rounds played Matthew Maguire has two wins while Conor McShea and Colm Kelly have a win apiece. The next round of matches take place next Monday at 5.45pm in the Park.
There is an under 10 blitz in Pettigo on Saturday 5th July. The bus leaves park at 10.45am. We would like to see as many parents come out and show their support as possible. The blitz starts at 11.00am. There is training for under 10s only in Father Tierney Park on Wednesday nights from 7pm.
The under 8s had a short trip to the blitz in Bundoran last Saturday. There was a panel of 17 players with everyone getting football in the mixed teams of As and Bs. Aodh Ruadh won three games, drew one and lost one. Kinlough, Ardara and Bundoran also took part in the what was a very enjoyable day's football. It was also pleasing to see a good turnout of parents. All under 8s should have received a training schedule for the next few weeks. Anyone who hasn't received one should contact the team management. Training for the under 8s will conclude on Saturday, 26th July.