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Well known gael Joseph Canning from Mountnorris has been most deservedly awarded the title of Honorary Armagh County President, during a recent function at the Athletic Grounds in the city.
Joe has been involved in Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Ard Mhacha since the 1960’s when he took up the role of club secretary, a position he held for 12 years in St Killian’s GAC, Whitecross. He held the position of South Board secretary and later was elected as County Board Treasurer for an incredible 20 years.
During his time as Treasurer of the County Board, Joe met many challenges along the way including the difficulties in raising sufficient finance to meet county expenditures. He worked closely with county management teams and was secretary of the Minor Board when Armagh won the 1968 Ulster Minor championship and County Treasurer when Armagh reached the All Ireland final in 1977.
Speaking about Joe, County Chairman Michael Savage said “Joseph Canning has passionately served as a volunteer for our county for many years and I am delighted on behalf of Contae Ard Mhacha to tribute this honour to Joe as our County President.
“Steeped in the GAA for many years having began his service as club secretary and current Club President of his beloved St. Killian’s GAC, Whitecross, Joe is a lifelong volunteer to our association.
“At both club and county he carried out various administrative positions, as well as working alongside and supporting the notable county teams of 1968 and 1977. Throughout this time, Joe was instrumental in supporting the players and management teams.
“Anyone who knows Joe will resonate the genuine, true Armagh Gael who devoted so much of his time and contributed to the development of our county. I want to take this opportunity to thank Joe and his family, and congratulate him as Honorary President of Contae Ard Mhacha.”
Joe was joined on the night by his sister Angela, relations and representatives from St Killian's GAC, Whitecross.
You can hear more about Joe at WWW.GAA.IE where he talks as part of an oral history project.
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Big Breakfast and Registration Morning
The club held a very successful big breakfast and registration morning in the club on Sunday morning. A big word of thanks to all those who came along on Sunday, to those who organised the event and to all those who helped out on the morning. For those who haven’t managed to register we will hold another couple of registration events over the coming weeks.
The registration rates for 2020 are as follows:
£100 - Adult playing member (payable in 4 monthly instalments of £25), with a 50% reduction for Cairde members
£50 - Non-playing adult members and students, with a 50% reduction for Cairde members
£30 - Minor to U7’s, OAP’s
£10 - U5’s
£100 - Family membership (2 adults & minimum 2 children)
Underage Training Schedule
U5 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Tuesday @ 6.00pm
U7 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Friday @ 6.00pm
U9 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Friday @ 7.00pm
U11 & U13 Boys - Sacred Heart Boxing Club - Wednesday @ 7.00pm
U12 & U14 Girls - Cloughreagh Community Centre - Monday @ 7.00pm
U16 Girls - Cloughreagh Community Centre - Wednesday @ 7.00pm
All new boys and girls at any of these age groups are welcome to attend.
Gaelic Youth Club
Our Gaelic Youth Club continues every Saturday morning from 10.00am - 11.30am in St Paul’s High School and all boys and girls from ages 5 to 12 are welcome to attend.
Best Wishes
Best wishes to our underage footballer Aoife Taylor who is spending a short spell in hospital.....get well soon Aoife.
Mental Health & Well-being Talk - Alcohol, Drugs & Addiction Awareness Evening
Shane O'Neills Gaelic Football Club, in partnership with our neighbouring Carrickcruppen GFC & Craobh Rua Camlocha Hurling Club, is hosting a Drink, Drug and Addiction awareness evening in St Pauls High School Green Road Bessbrook on Thursday 27th February @ 7.00pm for members and non-members, both male and female from 15 years old and up. (The talk should take approx. 1.5 hours).
The ‘Friends of Cuan Mhuire’ Addiction Recovery Group are facilitating the event and there will be speakers on the issues of Alcohol, Drugs and Gambling Addictions.
Although this is a GAA led initiative, we are inviting ALL local sport clubs, community groups and interested individuals to attend what we feel is a very important and relevant topic for all.
(Those attending might consider making a voluntary contribution at the door, any monies raised will go to Cuan Mhuire (Sr Consilios) Addiction Support Centre Newry)
All are welcome to attend. Further Information please contact:
Eamonn McCann, Health & Well Being Officer Craobh Rua, Camlocha
Jane Loughran, Health & Well Being Officer Carrickcruppen GAA Club
Niall McGinn, Health & Well Being Officer Shane O Neills GAA Club
Armagh GAA Club Draw
The very successful Armagh GAA Club draw is running again in 2020. The draw takes place over 4 months - March, April, May and June - with 16 prizes on offer each month. The first prize each month is £10k, right down to a 16th prize of £200.
Tickets are priced at £100 each with £80 from every ticket going directly to the club after we reach our minimum target of sales. They can be bought by paying the £100 up front or 4 monthly instalments of £25 per month.
Tickets can be purchased from any of our committee members and the more tickets we sell, the more money the club raises. We are encouraging all our club members, families and friends to purchase a ticket either individually or maybe as a group of 4 friends or family members clubbing together at £25 each.
It is a brilliant opportunity to raise much needed funds for the club whilst also being in with a chance of winning some fantastic prizes.
The deadline for the return of the GAA Club Draw tickets is fast approaching. Anyone who has sold tickets but has yet to return them can do so on Monday night at the club from 7.30pm. For those people with tickets still to sell, they must be returned to the club no later than Monday 9th March.
Yoga at the Shane’s
Have you ever thought about trying yoga....well now you can every Tuesday evening in Shane O’Neill’s club @ 7.00pm. You don’t need to be a particular body type or have a certain level of fitness to participate....all you need is a willing mind and a mat. Also coming up at the club is Kids Yoga, starting on Wednesday 25th February at 4.15pm for ages 3 - 6 and 5.30pm for ages 7 - 11. All boys and girls these age groups are very welcome to attend.
Time for Me
The Rural Health Partnership is holding a 4 week Time for Me programme in the club, continuing this coming Thursday, 30th January @ 7.00pm. The programme is aimed at learning skills to relax and unwind and costs just £10 for 4 weeks which is payable on the first night. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Club Volunteers
The club is always seeking new volunteers to come along and lend a hand, whether it be coaching/managing/mentoring our underage teams, washing strips, marking the field, selling lotto, helping to fundraise, doing the bar, cutting the grass. There are so many things you could do at the club, so if you want to be involved just speak to any committee member.
Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 2, 7, 11 & 21. There were no jackpot winners and 11 x match three winners. The jackpot now stands at a very impressive £5,500.
Advertising Signs
The club is currently selling advertising signs for around the pitch. If any businesses are interested in having their business advertised at Shane O’Neill’s and would like to purchase a sign please PM our Facebook page or contact any committee member.
Club Bar
The club bar is now available for functions - parties, christenings etc. Please contact Noel McTaggart for more details.
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill is a brilliant way for people to make a real contribution to the future development of the club. For as little as £10 per month you can make a real difference and play a vital role in the club moving forward. Being a member of our Cairde scheme will also entitle you to a 50% discount on club membership, with all new members being entitled to a unique Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill jacket. For further information on how to join the scheme please contact any committee member. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank all our current Cairde members - your continued support is greatly appreciated.
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Craobh Rua Camlocha held there Fundraising ‘Street Collection’ in Camlough village on Saturday last. We thank Donna Tavey for coordinating the fundraising event and all our Club members who helped out.
Craobh Rua appreciate the support we receive. Monies raised go to sustaining our Club and the promotion of our games and the health and well being of all.
Míle buíochas.
Underage Coaching & Games Updates
Féile Fixture
29/2/2020
Killeavy v Craobh Rua
(Home Game for Killeavy)
Time to be confirmed
Rua Ógs U7.5 Hurling & Camogie
(Primary 1,23)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Venue :St Pauls School Gymnasium Hall
Team Coaches/Management
Órla McCaula, Caroline O Callaghan, Micheal Bradley
Blitz Dates
Sunday 9th February
Sunday 23rd February
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 9.5
(Primary 4 & 5)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7pm
Venue: St Pauls School (Sports Hall)
Team Coaches/Management
John Kelly
James McCartan
Blitz Dates
Sunday 16th February
Sunday March 1st
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 11.5
(Primary 6&7)
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue :Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coaches/Management
Joe McEldowney
Sean Cunningham
Armagh Under 11.5 League Begins in March
Under 13
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue: Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coach/Manager
Fiachra Bradley
Armagh League Under 13 Matches & Táin Óg League games begin in March
Mental Health & Well Being Talk
Alcohol, Drugs & Addiction Awareness Evening
Craobh Rua Camlocha Hurling Club , in partnership with our neighbouring Carrickcruppen & Shane O Neills Gaelic Football Clubs , is hosting a Drink, Drug and Addiction awareness evening in St Pauls High School Green Road Bessbrook on Thursday 27th February @ 7.00pm for members and non-members, both male and female from 15 years old and up. (The talk should take approx. 1.5 hours)
The ‘Friends of Cuan Mhuire’ Addiction Recovery Group are facilitating the event and there will be speakers on the issues of Alcohol, Drugs and Gambling Addictions.
We are inviting all local sport clubs, community groups and interested individuals to attend what we feel is a very important and relevant topic for all.
(Those attending might consider making a voluntary contribution at the door, any monies raised will go to Cuan Mhuire (Sr Consilios) Addiction Support Centre Newry)
All are welcome to attend. Further Information please contact:
Eamonn McCann, Health & Well Being Officer Craobh Rua, Camlocha
Jane McGinn , Health & Well Being Officer Carrickcruppen GAA Club
Niall McGinn, Health & Well Being Officer Shane O Neills GAA Club
Craobh Rua Gym
Monday 6:30pm to 7:15pm
Mixed HIIT Circuits
Wednesday 6:30pm to 7:15pm
Women Only HIIT Circuits
Wednesday 7:30pm to 8:15pm
Men Only Strength & Conditioning
Thursday 6:15am to 7am
Mixed HIIT Circuits
Saturday 9am to 9:45am
Mixed Circuits
Further Information @CraobhRuaGym Facebook Page
Contact Fiachra 07799304062
Contact Blaine 07783009586
Cost Special Package Price
Or Pay as you Go £4
‘Healthy Club Project’
Craobh Rua are committed to continuing to ensure the issues of Health & Emotional Well Being are promoted throughout our Club.
This is coordinated by our Health & Well Being Officer Eamon McCann.
Craobh Rua have recently received Healthy Club Status from the GAA. As part of this we want to promote more about what we have been doing, while also seeking out what the wants and needs of our local community are and how we may be able to help meet those needs. We are asking that people take the survey below to give us some further information that we can build on.
Craobh Rua Healthy Club Survey: WWW.SURVEYMONKEY.COM
Armagh GAA Club Draw
The Armagh GAA Club draw is taking place again 2020 and tickets are now on sale.
Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket should contact a committee member or send a message through our Craobh Rua Facebook Page or Twitter Account
The draw takes place over 4 months - March, April, May and June - with 16 prizes on offer each month. The first prize each month is £10k, right down to a 16th prize of £200.
Tickets are priced at £100 each with £80 from every ticket going directly to our club after we reach our minimum target of sales.
The tickets can be bought by paying the £100 Or by joining our Direct Debit Scheme for Club Membership & Ticket.
Tickets can be purchased from any of our committee members.
We encourage all our club members, families and friends to purchase a ticket either individually or maybe as a group of 4 friends or family members clubbing together at £25 each.
This is a brilliant opportunity to raise much needed funds for Craobh Rua club whilst also being in with a chance of winning some fantastic prizes.
Coiste Meetings
Please Note Full Coiste March Meeting Wednesday 11th March 7pm
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Craobh Rua Camlocha Hurling Club in partnership with neighbouring Carrickcruppen and Shane O Neills Gaelic Football Clubs is hosting a Drink, Drug and Addiction awareness evening in St Pauls High School Green Road Bessbrook on Thursday 27 February 7pm for members and non-members, both male and female from 15 years up. (This talk should take approx. 1.5 hours)
The ‘Friends of Cuan Mhuire’ Addiction Recovery Group are facilitating the event and there will be speakers on the issues of Alcohol, Drugs and Gambling Addictions.
The clubs are inviting all local sport clubs, community groups and interested individuals to attend what we feel is a very important and relevant topic for all.
(Those attending might consider making a voluntary contribution at the door, any monies raised will go to Cuan Mhuire (Sr Consilios) Addiction Support Centre Newry)
All are welcome to attend. Further Information please contact
Eamonn McCann, Health & Well Being Officer Craobh Rua Camlocha
Jane McGinn , Health & Well Being Officer Carrickcruppen GAA Club
Niall McGinn, Health & Well Being Officer Shane O Neills GAA Club
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Coiste Meetings
Full Coiste February Meeting this Wednesday 12th February 7pm. All Coiste members are asked to attend if possible
Please Note Full Coiste March Meeting Wednesday 11th March 7pm
Street Collection This Saturday
Craobh Rua Camlocha held there Fundraising ‘Street Collection’ in Camlough village on Saturday last. We thank Donna Tavey for coordinating the fundraising event and all our Club members who helped out.
Craobh Rua appreciate the support we receive. Monies raised go to sustaining our Club and the promotion of our games and the health and well being of all.
Míle buíochas.
Underage Coaching & Games Updates
Rua Ógs U7.5 Hurling & Camogie
(Primary 1,23)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Venue :St Pauls School Gymnasium Hall
Team Coaches/Management
Órla McCaula, Caroline O Callaghan, Micheal Bradley
Blitz Dates
Sunday 9th February
Sunday 23rd February
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 9.5
(Primary 4 & 5)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7pm
Venue: St Pauls School (Sports Hall)
Team Coaches/Management
John Kelly
James McCartan
Blitz Dates
Sunday 16th February
Sunday March 1st
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 11.5
(Primary 6&7)
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue :Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coaches/Management
Joe McEldowney
Sean Cunningham
Armagh Under 11.5 League Begins in March
Under 13
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue: Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coach/Manager
Fiachra Bradley
Armagh League Under 13 Matches & Táin Óg League games begin in March
Craobh Rua Gym
Monday 6:30pm to 7:15pm
Mixed HIIT Circuits
Wednesday 6:30pm to 7:15pm
Women Only HIIT Circuits
Wednesday 7:30pm to 8:15pm
Men Only Strength & Conditioning
Thursday 6:15am to 7am
Mixed HIIT Circuits
Saturday 9am to 9:45am
Mixed Circuits
Further Information @CraobhRuaGym Facebook Page
Contact Fiachra 07799304062
Contact Blaine 07783009586
Cost Special Package Price
Or Pay as you Go £4
‘Healthy Club Project’
Craobh Rua are committed to continuing to ensure the issues of Health & Emotional Well Being are promoted throughout our Club.
This is coordinated by our Health & Well Being Officer Eamon McCann.
Craobh Rua have recently received Healthy Club Status from the GAA. As part of this we want to promote more about what we have been doing, while also seeking out what the wants and needs of our local community are and how we may be able to help meet those needs. We are asking that people take the survey below to give us some further information that we can build on.
Craobh Rua Healthy Club Survey: www.surveymonkey.com
Armagh GAA Club Draw
The Armagh GAA Club draw is raking place again 2020 and tickets are now on sale.
Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket should contact a committee member or send a message through our Craobh Rua Facebook Page or Twitter Account
The draw takes place over 4 months - March, April, May and June - with 16 prizes on offer each month. The first prize each month is £10k, right down to a 16th prize of £200.
Tickets are priced at £100 each with £80 from every ticket going directly to our club after we reach our minimum target of sales.
The tickets can be bought by paying the £100 up front or 4 monthly instalments of £25 per month.
Tickets can be purchased from any of our committee members.
We encourage all our club members, families and friends to purchase a ticket either individually or maybe as a group of 4 friends or family members clubbing together at £25 each.
This is a brilliant opportunity to raise much needed funds for Craobh Rua club whilst also being in with a chance of winning some fantastic prizes.
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Senior Men
Saturday saw our senior men head to South Derry for a team bonding session which included a game against local side Desertmartin. The game itself proved to be a competitive enough affair, with both sides taking the opportunity to give all players a run out. The lads spent the evening in the Dugout Bar in Maghera watching the Armagh and Kildare before travelling home on Sunday after a session in JMax fitness gyms. Before heading off on Saturday the lads called into their main sponsors, Camocha for a good hearty breakfast before travelling on to the Sperrins courtesy of McConville Luxury Coach Hire.
Big Breakfast and Registration Morning
Due to the poor weather on Sunday morning the club postponed their Big Breakfast and Registration event that was scheduled to take place in the clubhouse. It has been rearranged for next Sunday, 16th February from 10.00 - 12.00. All players must be registered so why not come along next Sundayand get yourself registered whilst having a good hearty breakfast at the same time. The registration rates for 2020 are as follows:
£100 - Adult playing member (payable in 4 monthly instalments of £25), with a 50% reduction for Cairde members
£50 - Non-playing adult members and students, with a 50% reduction for Cairde members
£30 - Minor to U8’s, OAP’s
£10 - U6’s
£100 - Family membership (2 adults & minimum 2 children)
Underage Training Schedule
U5 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Tuesday @ 6.00pm
U7 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Friday @ 6.00pm
U9 - Bessbrook Community Centre - Friday @ 7.00pm
U11 & U13 Boys - Sacred Heart Boxing Club - Wednesday @ 7.00pm
U12 & U14 Girls - Cloughreagh Community Centre - Monday @ 7.00pm
All new boys and girls at any of these age groups are welcome to attend.
Gaelic Youth Club
Our Gaelic Youth Club continues every Saturday morning from 10.00am - 11.30am in St Paul’s High School and all boys and girls from ages 5 to 12 are welcome to attend.
Best Wishes
Best wishes to our underage footballer Michael McNally who suffered a broken leg in accident during the week.....get well soon Michael.
New Kicking/Handall Wall
The new kicking and handball wall is nearing completion and will ready for use over the coming weeks. The club would like to thank Mick Mackin and Con Mak Formwork for a great job well done.
Armagh GAA Club Draw
The very successful Armagh GAA Club draw is running again in 2020. The draw takes place over 4 months - March, April, May and June - with 16 prizes on offer each month. The first prize each month is £10k, right down to a 16th prize of £200.
Tickets are priced at £100 each with £80 from every ticket going directly to the club after we reach our minimum target of sales. They can be bought by paying the £100 up front or 4 monthly instalments of £25 per month.
Tickets can be purchased from any of our committee members and the more tickets we sell, the more money the club raises. We are encouraging all our club members, families and friends to purchase a ticket either individually or maybe as a group of 4 friends or family members clubbing together at £25 each.
It is a brilliant opportunity to raise much needed funds for the club whilst also being in with a chance of winning some fantastic prizes.
Yoga at the Shane’s
Have you ever thought about trying yoga....well now you can every Tuesday evening in Shane O’Neill’s club @ 7.00pm. You don’t need to be a particular body type or have a certain level of fitness to participate....all you need is a willing mind and a mat.
Time for Me
The Rural Health Partnership is holding a 4 week Time for Me programme in the club, continuing this coming Thursday, 30th January @ 7.00pm. The programme is aimed at learning skills to relax and unwind and costs just £10 for 4 weeks which is payable on the first night. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Club Volunteers
The club is always seeking new volunteers to come along and lend a hand, whether it be coaching/managing/mentoring our underage teams, washing strips, marking the field, selling lotto, helping to fundraise, doing the bar, cutting the grass. There are so many things you could do at the club, so if you want to be involved just speak to any committee member.
Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 10, 13, 14 & 31. There were no jackpot winners 1 x lucky dip winner. The jackpot now stands at a very impressive £5,450.
Advertising Signs
The club is currently selling advertising signs for around the pitch. If any businesses are interested in having their business advertised at Shane O’Neill’s and would like to purchase a sign please PM our Facebook page or contact any committee member.
Club Bar
The club bar is now available for functions - parties, christenings etc. Please contact Noel McTaggart for more details.
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill is a brilliant way for people to make a real contribution to the future development of the club. For as little as £10 per month you can make a real difference and play a vital role in the club moving forward. Being a member of our Cairde scheme will also entitle you to a 50% discount on club membership, with all new members being entitled to a unique Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill jacket. For further information on how to join the scheme please contact any committee member. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank all our current Cairde members - your continued support is greatly appreciated.
Condolences
The club would like to offer their sympathy to the family of Betty McKeown who passed away recently. Betty was the aunt of our committee member Peter McKeown. May she rest in peace.
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North Down 1’s 2-3 Newry 1’s
Newry came away with all three points after a hard fought game against North Down on Saturday, this was hot on the heels of a 5-1 victory over Ballynahinch on Monday.
North Down were by far the brighter side in the opening exchanges, however Newry managed to weather this and slowly get themselves into the game. The visitors got on the score sheet first through a penalty flick when a John Taylor effort was blocked on the line by the defenders foot. Colin McKnight stepped up and coolly slotted home.
In the second half North pressed forward looking for the equalizer and were rewarded when they jumped on some sloppy play in the Newry defence to get back to one all. It was end to end after this with both sides looking to press on. Keith Mcwilliams rocketed Newry back in from with a great strike from the left hand side of the circle. However the lead was short lived when John Taylor fouled a North forward in the circle and a penalty stroke was awarded which was dispatched with ease.
During the fourth quarter Newry started to get on top forcing a number of short corners and opportunities. John Taylor fired home a drag flick with 8 minutes remaining to give Newry a 3-2 lead which they held on to until the final whistle and complete a tough victory.
Team: R. Mcgivern, D. England, C. Henning, J. Greer, A. Baird, R. Irwin, J. Taylor, N. McKnight, K. McWilliams, K. Fletcher, C. McKnight, M. Russell, C. Large, S. Megaw
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Shinken Shobu Ryu Judo club is hosting a Martial Arts Open Day this Saturday in Warrenpoint.
Building on the success of the members of Shinken Shobu Ryu Judo club in 2019, the club has added two additional martial arts disciplines to their dojo, Karate and Aikido.
Newry Karate Club has had a successful year winning Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals in the Wado Kai Championships NI, the all Ireland Karate Championships, the Carlow Wado Championships and the Christoper Nugent Memorial Championships. Thanks to head coach Jackie Donaghey 2020 is going to be a promising year.
Techi Bogyu Ryu Aikido club is also just getting established in Warrenpoint, with it's previous base being in Dundalk. Olegas Gajosinskas sensei teaches a style taught in Lithuania which involves joint locks, throws and the use of weapons. It is a discipline that involves movement and uses an attackers actions to control him or to push him away.
Shinken Shobu Ryu Judo club is preparing for a successful 2020. With an Adaptative Judo competition in February and the Northern Ireland Open and Closed competitions in April and May just to start. It promises to be a busy year.
To get everything off to a great start and give people a chance to sample a different way of getting fit while gaining new skills, confidence and experiences, we are holding a Martial Arts Open Day on Saturday 8th February in Warrenpoint Enterprise Centre from 11am to 1pm.
The session is free of charge and you will get a chance to meet each instructor and to try out a few simple techniques.
Start 2020 with a new perspective and try something slightly different.
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Street Collection This Saturday
Craobh Rua Camlocha will be holding a ‘Street Collection’ in Camlough village this Saturday the 8th of February.
Craobh Rua appreciate the support we receive. Monies raised go to sustaining our Club and the promotion of our games and the health and well being of all.
This is a vital fundraising event for our hurling Club and we would ask players and members to help in the organising of this important event.
Anyone who can give an hour‘s help with Collecting please contact Donna Tavey at +44 7766 807763
Underage Coaching & Games Updates
Rua Ógs U7.5 Hurling & Camogie
(Primary 1,23)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Venue :St Pauls School Gymnasium Hall
Team Coaches/Management
Órla McCaula, Caroline O Callaghan, Micheal Bradley
Blitz Dates
Sunday 9th February
Sunday 23rd February
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 9.5
(Primary 4 & 5)
Each Monday 6:30pm to 7pm
Venue: St Pauls School (Sports Hall)
Team Coaches/Management
John Kelly
James McCartan
Blitz Dates
Sunday 16th February
Sunday March 1st
Blitz Details will he communicated by Coaches/Team Management
Under 11.5
(Primary 6&7)
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue :Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coaches/Management
Joe McEldowney
Sean Cunningham
Armagh Under 11.5 League Begins in March
Under 13
Each Monday 6pm to 7pm
Venue: Camlough Rovers 3G
Team Coach/Manager
Fiachra Bradley
Armagh League Under 13 Matches & Táin Óg League games begin in March
‘Healthy Club Project’
Following our clubs successful selection to be involved in Phase 4 of The Healthy Club Project, two representatives Eamon and Sharon McCann from the Club attended the National Orientation day in Croke Park on Saturday 1st February. Eamon who is our Clubs Health & Well-being Officer and Sharon both found the event informative and many thanks to them for attending the National GAA day on behalf of Craobh Rua.
Craobh Rua are committed to continuing to ensure the issues of Health & Emotional Well Being are promoted throughout our Club.
This is coordinated by our Health & Well Being Officer Eamon McCann.
Craobh Rua have recently received Healthy Club Status from the GAA. As part of this we want to promote more about what we have been doing, while also seeking out what the wants and needs of our local community are and how we may be able to help meet those needs. We are asking that people take the survey below to give us some further information that we can build on.
Craobh Rua Healthy Club Survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WMCPBT8
Armagh GAA Club Draw
The Armagh GAA Club draw is raking place again 2020 and tickets are now on sale.
Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket should contact a committee member or send a message through our Craobh Rua Facebook Page or Twitter Account
The draw takes place over 4 months - March, April, May and June - with 16 prizes on offer each month. The first prize each month is £10k, right down to a 16th prize of £200.
Tickets are priced at £100 each with £80 from every ticket going directly to our club after we reach our minimum target of sales.
The tickets can be bought by paying the £100 up front or 4 monthly instalments of £25 per month.
Tickets can be purchased from any of our committee members.
We encourage all our club members, families and friends to purchase a ticket either individually or maybe as a group of 4 friends or family members clubbing together at £25 each.
This is a brilliant opportunity to raise much needed funds for Craobh Rua club whilst also being in with a chance of winning some fantastic prizes.
Craobh Rua Gym
Further Information @CraobhRuaGym Facebook Page
Coiste Meetings
Full Coiste February Meeting Wednesday 12th Feb 7pm
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Full Coiste March Meeting Wednesday 11th March 7pm
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