GAA clubchat: Clann Na nGael and Owen Roes notes

CLANN NA NGAEL

WALK Jog Run continues every Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm and at 8am every Sunday in Aughabrack.

Go Games for boys and girls takes place in Aughabrack on Tuesday from 6.30pm to 7.15pm.

The U13 girls face Ardboe away on Sunday at 2pm.

The winning Lotto numbers for Tuesday, November 3 were: 2, 3, 19 and 22. There was no jackpot winner.

A club spokesperson said: “Well done Christine Loughrey who matched three numbers.

“Next week’s jackpot is £2,020.”

Defibrillator code at Kerlins: C1

OWEN ROES

The clubrooms will be open this Sunday from 4pm for live GAA. A club spokesperson said: “If you would like to book the clubrooms or Glenmornan Community Hall for a social function or celebration, please contact any member of either committee.

“If you would like to run a Quiz Nite for charity, then please contact Joe Hegarty.”

The Club Mass in memory of deceased members and supporters will be held in St Joseph’s Church, Glenmornan on Wednesday, November 18 at 7pm. All club members, supporters and families of the deceased are welcome to attend.

The spokesperson added: “If you were a coach, worked on the grounds, washed the jerseys, manned the shop, refereed, umpired or did a line at matches, served on the committee or a sub-committee, made the tea or food after matches or blitzes, organised events for the benefit of the club or helped out or volunteered in any way for Owen Roes then get Saturday, November 21 into your diary for the Volunteers Night in the clubrooms in Glenmornan.

“Doors open at 7pm and food will be served at 8pm followed by live music.

“There will be a minibus leaving Devlin’s Bar at 7pm-ish and returning to Strabane at the end of the night, courtesy of RMS Travel Bus Hire.

“Please send names for the bus to Joe Hegarty. Also please contact Shauna Caulfield and let her know if you’;re coming for catering purposes.

“Would you be interested in a role on the Committee for 2027? Do you have something to say on the running of the club? If so, now’s your chance!

“All committee posts will be declared open, and all members are welcome to attend.”

The 2026 AGM will be held on Friday, November 27 in the clubrooms at 7pm and nomination/motion forms will be available soon.

The Youth Awards Night for the U14 and U16 teams (boys and girls) will take place on Sunday, November 29 at 6pm. All players and their parents welcome to come along.

Owen Roes and Glenmornan Community Association will be hosting a Christmas Fair on Sunday, December 6 from 2pm to 5pm.

It is limited to 20 tables so if you are interested in booking a table, please do so as soon as possible by messaging either the Owen Roes or Glenmornan Community Facebook pages or contacting a member of either committee.

The Children’s Christmas Party also takes place on Sunday, December 6 starting at 3pm. Santa will also be paying a visit to the Glen and as always, it’s a Bring Your Own Present (BYOP) event.

The Glenmornan Christmas lights will also be switched on.

Both the fair and party are being run with the kind assistance of the Community Festival and Christmas Events Consensual Grant and The Drummond Centre Project, Dunamanagh.

Cairde Eoghain Ruaidh was set up by supporters of Owen Roe O’Neill’s GAC, Leckpatrick to help raise funds for the further development of the club.

The club spokesperson added: “If you would like to join Cairde and be entered in the monthly draw, then please contact Joe Hegarty or Paul Houston to get signed up.”

The U13 boys were at home to Loughmacrory on Sunday past. This Sunday they are away to Omagh with throw-in at 12pm and the match will be played in St Patrick’s Park, Mountjoy Road.

“Thank you to Urney for the use of their pitch on Sunday past,” the spokesperson added.

The U16 boys lost out to Ardboe last Saturday morning in their final game of the year.

The club spokesperson added: “Well done to all the players for their dedication this year and to the management for their commitment and the hours put in coaching and at matches.

“Thank you again to Urney for the use of their pitch.”