ST JOHN'S, DRUMNAQUOILE: St John’s GAC held a very successful Ladies Football Sevens Tournament in memory of Siobhan McCann, with Bredagh claiming the title.
The club are looking for interest in playing in this year's Gaelic 4 Mothers and Others team. Contact Colleen on 07710530629 if interested.
BALLYMARTIN: The club will be launching a competition through the local schools to name a new hurling club in the Mournes region. Although it is to be officially registered under An Ríocht, the hurling amalgamation will be known as a separate name to represent all areas and all Mourne clubs.
Primary school children will be asked to propose a name and detail the meaning of their chosen name.
The 'Ireland Lights Up' walking initiative via Operation Transformation has concluded, but the club will have the floodlights turned on most nights as all teams are back training, to provide a safe, friendly, and well-lit place for members to get some exercise.
GLASSDRUMMAN: Congratulations to Scór na nÓg Solo Singer Aoife Grant on winning a well-deserved place in the Ulster Final.
Glassdrumman's county champion gave a polished performance in a very highly competitive competition. The Ulster Final will take place on April 15 in Threemilehouse Co Monaghan.
AN RÍOCHT: Theresa Morrison and Jane Adams from Connected Health visited Dunavil to sponsor new jerseys for An Ríocht U16 Camogie team.
Both sisters have tremendous camogie credentials, having won club and county provincial and national honours with O'Donovan Rossa and Antrim.
