Club Notes 11th December 2003
Junior League Final
The Juniors travel to Ballinaglera next Saturday to meet Allen Gaels in the
Division 4 League Final. Throw in is at 2pm. No doubt this will be a tough
encounter as the games between Allen Gaels and Melvin Gaels always are. Good
luck to Terry and Dessie and the team. It would be nice if the Juniors could
bring some more silverware back to Kinlough. Best wishes to Michael Tiffoney and
Adam Regan who have headed ‘Down Under’ for a while. Don’t be thinking of
joining any Aussie Rules teams on a permanent basis lads !
Christmas Tea Party
Melvin Gaels are holding a Christmas Yea Party in the Community Centre on Friday
night the 12th Dec. The will be a ‘Stars in Yours Eyes’ look back and prizes and
maybe a glass of wine or beer. There will be lots of entertainment on the night.
To book your place at a table phone Dessie at 071 9841317.
Lotto
Winning numbers in the last Melvin Gaels Lotto draw were 1, 7, 14, 18. No
Jackpot winner.
Other winners were John Mc Gowan, Laughta 40 Euro. 20 Euro each, Mick Condron,
Mill Road, Kinlough, Anne Marie Regan, Duncarbery, Tullaghan and Edel Mc Carron,
Mill Road, Kinlough.
Melvin Park
Melvin Park playing will be closed until further notice for all training and
playing. Sorry for any inconvenience. There is still a lot of work
to be carried out on the playing pitch. The Dug Outs have to be
constructed , Fences to be erected, Running track and entrance from Uragh Road
to be completed. This will mean an awful lot of work and expense, but it
will be very beneficial to all sporting codes in the Kinlough area.
Everyone’s support is needed for all fundraising events.
Under 21 Final Video
The video of the Under 21 Final is for sale in the Spar Supermarket Kinlough.
Price 10 Euro.
Annual General
Meeting
The Melvin Gaels AGM is provisionally fixed for Sunday the 4th of January 2004
in the Community Centre at 5pm. All members are asked to attend and they
will be notified by post. New members are needed as Gaelic Football is the
main sporting activity in the area over a long number of years.
The Melvin Gaels club will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2004 and it is
going stronger than ever.
The club needs new members in order to continue to improve the facilities for
the people, young and old, who want to participate in Gaelic Games in the
locality.