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Lotto
There was no winner of our Club Lotto Jackpot on Sunday night last. The numbers drawn were 03, 11, 22 and 25. The five €30 consolation prizes went to Emma McDonald online, Mary Reidy Blennerville, Noreen Walsh c/o O’Shea’s Texaco, Michael Ryle c/o Mono Ryle and John Shanahan c/o Terry Boyle.
Next week’s Lotto will have a Jackpot of €3900 and the draw will take place on Sunday night January 10th in The Clubhouse. Lotto tickets can be purchased online, from any club officer or at the following outlets: Seamus O’Sullivan Master Butchers, O’Shea’s Shop and Service Station, Poff Motors, Noyeks, Byrnesworth
Many thanks to all who contribute to our weekly Club Lotto. The Club cannot emphasise enough the importance of our members promoting the Club Lotto among family, friends and work colleagues. The Covid-19 restrictions have seriously hampered our fundraising and income. The Lotto is now the critical and only source of funds for the Club. We are appealing to all club members to promote our lotto at this time as we are in dire need of funds to keep our club afloat.
Covid-19 Update
Below are the latest guidelines for our clubs, 2ndand 3rd level schools and counties in light of the recent changes made by government authorities towards the management of Covid-19.
CLUB SPECIFIC GUIDELINES
1. Club Games and Training
In level 5 and under the current restrictions in the North, individual training only is permitted – neither adult nor underage teams may train collectively.
GAA club grounds must stay closed.
Club games are not permitted
2. Use of Indoor Team Facilities
Dressing rooms, showers and all other indoor training facilities should remain closed for club activities.
Club Gyms must remain closed until further notice.
3. Committee Meetings
No indoor meetings can be held.
4. Officer Training
All officer Training must be delivered online. Outdoor coaching education courses are not permitted.
5. Club Bars
Club Bars must remain closed until the current restrictions are lifter.
6. Indoor Events on GAA Property
No organised indoor gatherings can take place under the current restrictions.
Commercial use of indoor halls (for example by state bodies – e.g. HSE/Schools is permitted where agreement was in place prior to March and relevant insurance are in place. These are the only instances in which indoor activity is permitted on GAA Club property.
7. Outdoor Events on GAA Property
No outdoor gatherings on GAA property are permitted.
Exception: Walkways may stay open for use by the community with social distancing in place.
INTER COUNTY SPECIFIC GUIDELINES
8. Training and Games at Senior, Minor and U20
The GAA’s intention remains that collective outdoor training for Senior inter county panels only may re-commence from January 15th. However, given the current growth
rates in virus transmission, this date is under review. If there is any change to this as a return to collective training date, Counties will be informed as soon as possible.
For the moment, Senior inter-county players may train on an individual basis only in Club or County owned gyms.
No training is currently permitted for any other panels (e.g. Minor/U20)
Further information on the completion of the 2020 Minor and U20 competitions will issue in January.
ADVICE FOR 2ND LEVEL SCHOOLS AND 3RD LEVEL INSTITUTIONS
9. Games and Training
Neither competitive nor challenge games are permitted in 2nd Level schools.
Training is permitted during school hours and as part of school approved P.E programmes only.
Neither games nor training are permitted to take place at 3rd level
Jimmy Duffy Memorial Cycle
Jimmy Duffy Memorial Cycle cancelled due to Covid 19. Jimmy’s 11th Anniversary Mass is this Saturday, 9th January in St Brendan’s Church, Curraheen, at 7:30pm.
Sympathy
The club would like to extend its sympathy to the families and friends of Paudie Murphy Cloghers.
