Congratulations to the Antrim Ladies on their All Ireland victory against Limerick . It was a tense game for us all to watch and St Ergnat’s Ladies played a valuable part to the team effort on the day . Ciara Mc Coy in goals certainly played a significant part in saving a couple of goal chances which made the difference at the final whistle . Eimear Kelly was invaluable in defence and together with Aine Mc Elroy , Briget Scullion and Cathy Carey helped Antrim through to victory . Congratulations to all the panel on their achievement.
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Archive for September, 2009
Just a word of thanks to all who supported our latest event, Moneyglass Has Got Talent. This was yet another successful club event. A word of thanks to all the contestants who had taken part, some of whom had to travel from neighbouring ares ,and not forgetting our three judges and our very own Ant & Dec who done a great job. Also well done to the events team and all who helped organised the night which ran without a hitch, and congratulation to Ursula Madden who win the contest.
Underage Sponsored Walk. 3rd October 2009
We would ask parents to accompany their child/children on our annual Sponsored walk, which is being held in the Demesene, meeting at 1pm (sharp) inside the main entrance There will be refreshments for all afterwards. All sponsor sheets and money to be returned on that day.
Suicide Prevention Talk
There is a Suicide Prevention Talk in Moneyglass Community Centre on Sunday 11th October at 3pm-5pm. This talk is being carried out through Ulster Council. If interested in attending please let us know as there is limited places.
Culture Classes
The enrolment night for the classes will be on Saturday 10th October at 10-11am. Classes this year are..
Traditional Irish Singing
Traditional Tin whistle
Irish language
Traditional Irish Fiddle playing.
Annual Club Dinner Dance
Our Annual Dinner Dance is on 21st November in Tullyglass House Hotel. We have a great line up this year including guest speakers Joe Brolly and Liam Bradley and the well knowing comedian Gene Fizspratick, so book your tickets early. Bookings for tables of 10 can now be taken.
Thanks for your continued support in all club events. If wanting any information ion the coming events ,please contact Elaine Kelly Events Co-ordinator on 07708098964
It was the last game of the season for the reserve team and also the chance to win the league and gain promotion to Div 5 . Everything to play for and the lads came out with one thing in mind , to win . It was a well paced game and a display of all round team work but Colm Quinn (midfield) , Sean mc Glinchey (corner back ) , Sean Laverty ( full Back) kept the door closed for the Lisburn forwards as Colm Duffin and Conor Boyd proved to much for the Lisburn defence . The final score 2-16 vs 3-3 , well done lads .
Our own Ant and Decco kept the night running smoothly and the banter flowing as the acts appeared on stage
The judges Helen , John and Deirdre had their work cut out
Donal ( do I look good in tights ) danced with a twist with Cailin and the Allen School of Dance
Shssh I think they are ripped Cailin ,
Rosin and Eoin with the comperes
U3 from Antrim sing” Still haven’t found what I’m looking for”
Do you think I’m sexy ? sings the mistery entry
Tence moments for the girls from Maghera who danced for almost 10min
The winner on the night Ursula Madden , who won £200
Elaine congratulates the winner , did’nt she do well
Gemma Mc Meel sings to a packed hall one of our late entries on the night
other acts which appeared on the night
The night ended with a disco with Brendan doing the birdie dance , aged rockers took to the floor as the night finished of with AC/DC.
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CLUB BRANDING
The GAA is celebrating its 125th Anniversary this year and launched its new logo which appears on all its new shirts and correspondence . Clubs throughout Ireland and Ulster have also recognised this as an opportunity to modernise their clubs badge .
St Ergnat’s celebrated its 60th Anniversary in 2008 and now wants ideas on how to refresh or modernise its brand as part of a new marketing strategy to support our development plan for the future . This will appear on all new shirts , newsletters and correspondence .
We have three options for our club badge .
1. Do nothing to badge
2. Modernise , refresh and add to our badge i.e. size , shape ,addition
3 Completely change the badge
We want club members and players to give us your opinion on how you would like to see the above happen , with ideas and sketches and return them by Tuesday 29th September at the club office between 7.30pm – 8.00pm or to your coach , managers or committee member . Youth players will also have the opportunity to submit their ideas through Millquarter P.S. Replies must include you name and contact number on an A4 page . Replies will form the basis of discussion on any future change .
Forms have been given out to the u6/8/10 and senior/reserve we hope that most families will have a copy and send in at least one reply . The underage girls will be given them at the weekend and we hope to see as many ideas as possible . The more ideas the better so please send in your thoughts in .
Is mise le meas,
Our first club 200 draw winners are as follows
- Hugh Murray £500
- Gareth Mc Stocker £200
- Callum Murray £100
Congratulations to them both and lets see who wins next month.
Don’t forget to attend our latest fundraising event this Saturday night in Moneyglass Hall 8pm to late . Fourteen acts will compete for the first prize.
The girls now face Limerick at Croke Park on the 27th September. We are hoping that all clubs will be making every effort to attend the game which is a 12 noon throw in. Perhaps if required clubs can combine and organise to fill a coach together.
adults 25 euro
Students / OAPs 10 euro
Under 14s 8 euro
Group rates for u16s (min 10)
5 euro pp+ 1 adult at 5 euro per group of 10
