Friday 18th May- Child Protection Course @ Glenullin 7pm
It is vitally important that all members/coaches/parents/mentors attend this one-off night. With Child Protection being such an important issue it is crucial that everyone can attend this course. Even those who completed Child Protection in 2006 need to have this renewed!
Spaces are unlimited and the course is free of charge.
Saturday 19th May - Foundation Level GAA Gaelic Football Course @ Glenullin 9am
This course should interest all parents and coaches who previously do not have their Foundation Gaelic Football Award. Unlike the Child Protection course this does not need to be renewed so once this course is done you will have it for life.
Spaces are limited to 22 and is based on first come first served so contact myself to get your place. 07763 163371
Our two Under 10 teams would done very well in the Glenullin based Go Games blitz at the weekend!
John Mitchel’s GAC
Glenullin GAC notes.
Child Protection & Foundation Coaching.
Please note the dates for the above are set as 18th and 19th May. Please contact Eoin and Michael for further information. It is important for any person who has contact with children, this includes those who may give a lift to another child to a blitz or to training, attends the Child Protection evening on Friday, starts at 7pm at the club.
Fundamentals.
All P1-P7 children are on the pitch each Monday evening from 6.30-7.30pm. Any 1st years who are still eligible for U-12 should attend also.
Circuits.
Just a reminder that Eoin’s circuit classes are running each Monday, 9.30-10.30 and Wednesday, 6.30-7-30pm. Cost is £3 per class.
REMINDER
NO CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 16 IS PERMITTED IN THE GYM.
Glenullin Annual 10K Fun Run/Walk.
On 15th June 2012 Glenullin GAC will hold its Annual 10K Fun Run / Walk. A large turn out last year with some fine weather proved it was to be the most successful Fun Run to date.
We hope to surpass this yet again and would encourage as many people from the community to participate in any way possible.
Please contact Eoin for more information - 07763163371
Seniors:
Glenullin V Banagher
Glenullin meekly surrendered their home record by going down to Banagher by the narrowest of margins. Glenullin will be deeply disappointed with their display as they failed continuously to find their way through a Banagher side who had yet to secure a league win. Glenullin opened the scoring through a Paddy Bradley free. Banagher responded with 2 of their own. A suoerb Ruari Bradley scored was quickly followed up by a Dominic McIlvar goal to leave the home side 1.02 to 0.02 ahead. It was the visitors who kicked on from this score scoring the next 5 points with a late Bradley free tying the game at half-time. The home team played with the breeze in the second half but this did little to aid their cause as time after time their attacks were easily shut down or poor decision making lead to numerous wides. The introduction to midfield of Ruari Boylan seemed to turn the tide in favour of the home side. His strength and fielding ability lay the platform for a number of scores and Glenullin to a 1 point lead going down the stretch. Indiscipline and poor challenges from the home side allowed Banagher to equalise and then grab a late winner from the boot of the impressive Mark Lynch. Final score: Glenullin 1.09 Banagher 0.13.
Glenullin
Under 16
The Under 16 team suffered a narrow 2 point defeat at home to a very physical Slaughtmanus team. No doubt the boys will regroup and come back strongly in their next game.
Under 12
Glenullin played in Limavady’s blitz on Saturday morning. The boys played, Limavady, Coleraine and Swatragh.
Under 10
The under 10’s had a great blitz on Sunday morning. Both teams put on a super show. Well done lads!
Under 8
The under 8 teams put on a mighty show at Owenbeg on Friday night. The boys put Slaughtneil. Lavey and Colraine to the sword.
Under 14
The U-14 had a good run out in a recent challenge game against Agohill. Reports from the match say the boys played very well.