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Camogie Club News Camogie Silver DrawHaving been formed in 2001, this year the Camogie Club is celebrating its silver jubilee.
To mark the occasion, the club is running a 'silver prize draw' to raise funds to develop the game of Camogie in Ballyholland. All monies raised will help the club equip your children with the essential gear that they need.
Prizes:
1st: £2,500.
2nd: £1,500.
3rd: WIDE SCREEN TV.
4th: £250 HOLIDAY VOUCHERS
5th: WEEKEND BREAK CLONTARF CASTLE DUBLIN
The draw will take place on 21st of July and tickets (limited to 200 only) are now available from committee members at £50 each, which can be paid over four weekly instalments if you prefer. Posted on 5th Jul 06 by AMN
Juvenile Football News Sign Up for a Cúl Camp todayCúl Camp is the GAA's official summer camp and it is running in Ballyholland this year from 31st July - 4th August.
At Cúl Camp, children receive 2 hours per day of Gaelic Games coaching, covering a different aspect of the games on each day.
Every Cúl Camp is run by experienced, quality coaches from a GAA background who have a proven record of interacting with children.
For more information, see this poster. Posted on 6th Jun 06 by AMN
General News First silverware of the seasonCongratulations to our under-14 footballers, who landed the club's first silverware of the season when they won the Down 'B' Feile on Saturday past.
After coming through their group section the previous weekend, the youngsters saw off the challenge of Ballykinlar in the semi-final before brushing off Saval (a Division I side) in the final. Stephen White was the goal scoring hero in the decider, and there were a number of fine performances from the likes of Daniel McGovern, Ruari Kearney, Rory Keenan and Kealan Haughey. Posted on 14th May 06 by AMN
General News Paul and Ronan star for DownWell done to Paul Murphy and Ronan Murtagh who both an exxcellent part in Down\'s recent victory over Cavan in the Championship.
Paul, described by the Irish News as \'incredibly robust\', did some sterling defensive work from his wing half-back position, while Ronan scored two fine points and really caught the eye during his 15 minutes on the field.
Well done again lads. Posted on 11th May 06 by AMN
Social Club News ApologiesFolks, on behalf of the Management Cmte I would like to apologise for the mix up last night. The musicians booked to play failed to let us know that they would not be turning up, which left the big crowd somewhat annoyed and yours truly with a very red face. A number of others were called, but due to the very short notice, alternatives were not possible.
Once again apologies, and thanks for coming out. We hope you will give us another chance.... Posted on 18th Apr 06 by SM
BDA News Stars In Yer Eyes cancelledThe BDA's teenage Stars In Yer Eyes night scheduled for this Wednesday night (19th of April) has been cancelled.
A new date for the event will be confirmed later this week. Posted on 15th Apr 06 by AMN
General News Newsletter Edition 2: Apr 2006The second edition of the club's bi-monthly newsletter has just gone to press.
The full-colour newsletter is full of news and information on what is happening at the club. It will be published on a bi-monthly basis for delivery to houses throughout the Ballyholland area.
An online version of the newsletter is available here.
If you would like to sponsor an edition of the newsletter, at a cost of only £30, please contact Anthony McNamee immediately.
Newsletter April 2006 (PDF - 151k) Posted on 3rd Apr 06 by AMN
Juvenile Football News Minor and reserve football fixtures onlineThe 2006 South Down league fixtures are starting to filter in.
The reserve fixtures can be found here and the minor fixtures here. Posted on 29th Mar 06 by AMN
Senior Football News Harps draw Loughinisland in the SFCThe draws for the 2006 Down football Championships were made last week, and Ballyholland have been matched with Loughinisland in the first round. It should be an intriguing clash between two sides that swapped divisions at the end of last season.
There is a bit of Championship history between the sides in recent times. Players like Shane Mulholland, Colman Smith and Mattie Shields will remember being taught a lesson by the East Down side back in 1994, in what was the Harps first SFC appearance in nearly two decades.
Many more of the current side were playing by 2000, when Ballyholland reversed tidings with a certain distinction, also in the first round. On a warm evening in Castlewellan, the Harps produced one of the best performances in the club's history in what proved to be something of a demolition job en route to a semi-final appearance that year.
Full SFC draw:
Castlewellan vs Warrenpoint
Clonduff vs Annaclone
Kilcoo vs Downpatrick
Mayobridge vs Longstone
Ballyholland vs Loughinisland
Bryansford vs An Riocht
Shamrocks vs Liatroim
Rostrevor vs Burren
In the Reserve Football Championship, Ballyholland's second string will host the victors of Burren and St John's in the first round proper. Having lifted the RFC title in each of the past two season, Burren would be clear favourites to proceed. Posted on 20th Mar 06 by AMN
Camogie Club News Camogie players honouredCongragulations to Karen Tinnelly who was awarded Down Minor Player Of The Year and to Elaine Finnegan, who received under 18 Player Of The Year, at the recent Down Camogie awards. This represents a great honour both the players and for the camogie club as a whole. Posted on 10th Mar 06 by AMN
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