1ST Prize – £10,000
Ronan McCann, Glenravel
2nd – 4th Prizes – £1000
Thanks to everyone for your support. Best wishes for Christmas and the New Year.
105 delegates attended (only 1 club was not represented)
The only election was for Ulster Council Delegates – Danny Mc Lernon and Frank Smyth were duly elected.
The following Motions were passed;
General
Hurling specific
All County Hurling Leagues have been restructured as follows;
Antrim Hurling Championships
A new Junior “B” Championship will be introduced for Div 4 teams with the winners progressing to the Junior Hurling championship.
All county hurling leagues will be introduced, in 2013, at the following age groups
Football specific
The following recommendations were carried;
( ie playing a football game prior to a Hurling Championship game or vice versa – BUT they can still play a league game in the same code prior to a championship game in the same code
Team Assistant of the Year – Brendan Murray
Congratulations to our talented juveniles who participated in this year’s competitions. It was a pleasure watching the children representing Oisín CLG with their culture, music and song. Their performances were very enjoyable and noticed. We extend our sincere thanks to them and to their mentors.
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Bailéad Ghrúpa/Ballad Group
Musician – Niamh Nic an Taoisigh/Niamh McIntosh
Ceol Uirlise/Instrumental Music
Rince Foirne/Céilí or Figure Dancing
Tráth na gCeistenna/Question Time
Amhránaíocht Aonaoir/Solo Singing
Dearbháil Nic Alastair/Dervla McAllister
Musician – Niamh Ní an Taoisigh/Niamh McIntosh
Go raibh míle maith agaibh. Beir Bua!
Annual Dinner Dance
Friday, 7th December 2012, 8pm Glens Hotel, Cushendall
Ticket Price:£20
Contact for ticket sales: Margaret McIlwaine 21771375 or Gerry Cosgrove 07772225193
DON’T MISS The £10,000 Big Prize Draw – Prizes Drawn by Special Guest
Welcome to this special Halloween edition of the Oisín Newsletter. The season is now over for another year, however lots of hard work is still going on in the background in the club. The AGM is coming up soon along with the Annual Award Dinner presentation.
The club is continuing their work with the Club Maith award and have also entered for Scór Na nOg and hoping to enter teams for Scór Sinsir. The ‘Friends of Glenariffe’ are working extremely hard to sell tickets for ‘The Big Draw’ all of which is part of the exciting new development proposed for 2015.
Oisín CLG is indeed a vibrant club and continues to grow from strength to strength. This could not be possible without the help and hard work of the dedicated committee members and managers and of course the continued support from you the community.
Once again a huge thanks to everyone who helped out in any way this year. Your help is invaluable to the club. I hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter and I will update you all at Christmas with any new issues.
Please see programme timetable that will run out for the young men aged 14+ from Glenariffe.
Tuesday 23rd October ‘12 will be the last opportunity to join this group before it becomes a closed group. I want to make sure as many young men as possible get the opportunity to participate.
All Tuesdays 7-9pm in Oisín CLG Glenariffe clubrooms
16th October Level 1
23th October Level 1
Off 30th October for Halloween Holiday
6th November Ambulance Talk
13th November Level 1
20th November High Ropes/Team Building Activity (not at venue this week)
27th November Level 1
4th December Mood Matters
11th December Level 1
The programme is free and attendance must be 90% to achieve qualification.
Thanks for your assistance.
Tara
Tara McHugh Logan
NEELB-Outreach/Detached Worker
Moyle District Council,
Sheskburn House,
7 Mary Street,
Ballycastle
BT54 6HQ
Mobile: 07894295031
Office: 02820769145
If interested please contact Maggie McToal, Kenny McCormack or any mentor as soon as possible – see details below:
Ulster GAA are involved in a programme of education for young people, aged 16 – 25 years, in conjunction with the Young Farmers Clubs of Ulster.
There are seven workshops taking place, at various locations, over the next six months (October – March). The workshops will educate young people in areas such as healthy lifestyles, farm and road safety, and other issues relevant to young people. This is a worthwhile exercise to be involved in from a learning point of view, but also good experience to add to CVs and so forth.
We are approaching four GAA clubs per workshop to provide six participants per Club, aged 16-25 years, to attend one workshop. Fifteen GAA members will be selected, from the total 168, to attend a final event in March 2013.
Ulster GAA will be offering a sports voucher to clubs who come on-board with the scheme.
Each workshop will last from 7.30pm – 9.30pm finishing with tea and coffee.
I am emailing your Club to see if you can provide six participants to attend a workshop on Tuesday 11th December in the Bushmills Community Centre, BR57 8QG from 7.30pm – 9.30pm.
If you are interested please come back to me with the names of the six males and/or females who will attend, or an indication that the club wish to be involved.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Le meas,
Maura Kelly
Club & Community Development Officer
Currently:
This Friday night we are going to Ballycastle and would welcome your help.
If you can help at any time or can sell a book of tickets on our behalf to friends, family or work colleagues outside the Glens area please contact Myra Murray via telephone 21771787; text 07855275363 or email myra.murray3@btinternet.com.
Thanks Myra