Reserves- Drumhowan play away to Ballybay in the O Duffy Cup this Friday 3rd May at 7.15.
Minors – St Pats had a good win last week over Killanny on a scoreline of 1-8 to 0-8 – They played Clontibret on Tuesday night past and play Donaghmoyne on next Tuesday night May 7th in Drumhowan at 7.30pm- This will be the final league game until July.
Under 16 – St Pats also play Donaghmoyne in Ballybay tonight May 2nd at 7pm. This will be a big test for the team against the table toppers.
Under 14 – This team plays Killevan away this Saturday at noon. They will be hoping to make it 2 wins from 2 against the locals
Under 12 – Drumhowan won by 5 points against Ballybay on Monday night. This was the final game in the Spring league. All teams now go forward to a finals day in Cloghan where divisions will be sorted for the Main league.
Under 8 Go Games – We took part in a blitz in Oram last Saturday. Our team had games against Oram, Doohamlet and Ballybay and performed very well in all three games. Thanks to Oram for their hospitality and refreshments after the games. Panel on the day was Ciaran Keenan, Killian Mc Adam, Johnathan Lavelle, Tom Doherty, Jack Treanor, Finnian Mc Bennett, Katie Mc Adam, Tiernan Reilly , Matthew Mc Dermott and Paul Finnegan. Next Go games are Under 10 on May 18th and Under 8 on May 25th.
Guinness World Record Attempt– Drumhowan along with other clubs and organisations are attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest 3 legged race on this Saturday May 4th at 11.am. We need as many people as possible to take part on the day. All we have to do is get juvenile players, parents, their friends, senior players, club members and indeed anyone within the community that wants to take part to turn up at 11am at the pitch on Saturday morning, have some fun at the end of the day you will be part of a World Record. It will be a Guinness Book of Records event and when successful there will be a Certificate for every participant confirming that they have broken a World Record. So please get along to the pitch on Saturday at 11am and take a partner and an old tie or scarf with you.
Croke Park Trip – On Saturday last almost 50 juveniles and helpers went to Croke Park to see Monaghan win the Division 3 title against Meath. The group had a great evening and enjoyed the game and for some it was their first visit to Croke Park. Thanks to all who organised the trip and to the helpers who came on the night. Well done to the Monaghan team and management on their win and to our own Francis Mc Ginnity who is the team kit man.
Congratulations– to all the children who made their Confirmation and Communion last weekend and good luck to the ones that make it in the coming weeks.
