Winning numbers in the club lotto were 4, 6, 12, 13, 26 and six winners each won £20. The jackpot remains at £5,000 for next week’s draw which takes place as usual on Monday evening. You can enter online on our website or via Klubfunder.
The club merchandise shop will be open tomorrow night, Thursday, as usual between 7:00 and 8:00pm. Price drop – a selection of items of various sizes are being reduced in the club merchandise shop.
Our men’s reserve team will now begin their league season on Friday evening, with a game away to Gortin at 7:30pm and they host Galbally on Sunday at 1:30pm. The seniors will have to wait a bit longer for their season to commence.
Our senior ladies begin their league season tomorrow evening, Thursday, with a game away to St. Macartan’s at 7:30pm.
Our minor boys’ grade two team defeated Omagh at Healy Park on Sunday evening. They are at home to Drumragh next Wednesday evening, 28th May, and the development team are away to Donaghmore the same evening.
Our minor girls’ championship preliminary round match has been moved back to this this Sunday, 25th May, at 11:00am when they travel to Loughmacrory.
Our U16 hurlers are due to play Cumann Uí Néill Tulach Óg on Monday at 7:30pm at MUSA.
Our U14 boys were defeated by Beragh in the championship preliminary round on Sunday morning but they can be proud of the fighting spirit displayed.
Well done to our Ballad Group members, Katie Drumm, Molly Ennis, Ava McBride, Aebha Devlin and Lilly Dillon, who came first in Feis Thír Eoghain at the weekend.
Good luck to Mark Bradley and Michael Rafferty and the Tyrone Seniors in their All-Ireland Championship Round 1 match against Donegal in Ballybofey on Saturday evening.
Good luck to Thomas and Charlie Meenan and the Tyrone Minors who play Cavan the Ulster Championship Final on Sunday at 5:15pm at Brewster Park, Enniskillen.
The Killyclogher 5K and 10K will take place on Saturday 7th June. You can enter online here.
Well done to everyone who took part in our Cappagh Sunrise Walk last Saturday.
It was a sad weekend for the club on a few fronts. We were greatly saddened to learn of the passing of our former player, chairman, committee member and club trustee, Paddy Quinn. When Paddy moved to Killyclogher, he quickly became an important member of the club; instrumental in our early playing successes in the reformed club and swiftly joining the committee. He then became renowned for his promotion of the small-ball game in the club, taking us right to the top of Tyrone hurling. Paddy was actively involved in the physical development side of the club and at county level, he was a notable referee and referees’ administrator. We offer our sincere condolences to the Quinn family circle.
We were also greatly saddened to learn of the passing to Bridie Connolly, wife our former long-standing committee member, manager and 1960s player, Anthony Connolly. Bridie had a great love of the fundraising and social aspects of our club – her baking skills evident at many of our social occasions and jerseys were always well looked-after under her care. Sincere sympathy to the family circle.
We also ask you to keep in your thoughts and prayers, Chris (Sid) Armstrong (father of our senior ladies’ player, Nena, and our former senior men’s player, Ben) who has sadly suffered a devastating brain injury due to a tragic incident in Poland.
