Upcoming Senior Fixtures; Wednesday 6th August - Seniors vs. Greenlough (Away) Throw-in 8pm. Leaving Nicholls at 6.30pm. Sunday 10th August – Seniors vs. Ballymaguigan (Away) Throw-in 7pm. Leaving Nicholls at 5.15pm All support is very much appreciated for these very important league fixtures.

Senior and Reserve training continues Tuesday and Wednesday at the pitch unless otherwise stated at 7pm sharp.

Youth tracksuits and football strips are available for ages up to 15 years. Anyone interested, please contact Sinead on 07800807355 or Thomas on 07737807379.

Anyone wishing to book a table at this year’s Gala Banquet, to be held in Jackson's Hotel in November, please contact any member of the club's Development Committee.

If any team manager or any club members would like anything put in these notes please contact Declan McGuinness on 07870906076 before 9pm on Tuesday nights.

Glack

Lotto Numbers drawn were: 20 - 23 - 26 - 30. The Weekly winner of £25 was Michael McLaughlin.

Tickets are available from all club members priced £1. Draw held every Wednesday evening at 7.30pm at the clubrooms.

Na Magha

Na Magha’s summer Camp starts next Monday, 4th Auqust, in Celtic Park from 10.30am to 1pm and finishes on Friday 8th Auqust with a Fun Day. The camp was a great success last year and we hope for the same this year. Forms are available at training or you can contact Noel 07881587907 or Donna 07887583115.

It was disappointment all round for our senior men and ladies last week when both teams lost their respective semi-finals. Our ladies lost to Kilrea in the Derry Championship on Tuesday night. A number of injuries and players missing through holidays meant it was always going to be a tough task to reach their first Intermediate final but they have got a reputation as a team that never gives up and deserve a lot of credit for their efforts.

Then on Saturday night our senior men crashed out of the Ulster League semi-final, going down 1-4 to 3-9 to Lisbellaw. They missed a number of wides in the first half and when they did have the lead through a well taken goal, Lisbellaw went back up the other end to score themselves. While the lost of full-back Dee Doherty just before the break did not help, the lads continued to battle but every time they got close, the Fermanagh men just had enough to pull away again.