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Tuesday 4 Aug 7:30PM

ACL Div 2 Reserve re-fixture

Eskra v Pomeroy 

U21 Grade 2
Rd 1:  Greencastle v Rock

WJ Dolan Reserve Senior Football Championship Q/F
Errigal Ciaran v Kildress 
WJ Dolan Reserve Junior Football Championship Rd 1
Derrytresk v Clogher
Castlederg v Beragh

U21 K/O – first named teams at home (et if required)

Grade 1
Clonoe v An Charrig Mhor

Grade 3 U21 K/O – first named teams at home (et if required)
Owen Roes v Aghyaran
Fintona v Tattyreagh
Brackaville v Beragh

Kiddo according to the fixtures Beragh are due ot play the U21 and Reserve championship on Tuesday 4th August. Have you heard if the fixtures are correct of if either of these games have been moved.

I have a workaround to bypass the geoblock that RTE uses, so that anyone, even those outside of the island of Ireland can view their live stream , so if anyone wants to learn how to do it then let me know, if your not tech minded then if you want i can forward you the modified file that you can open in realplayer.

Could you also send me the details. Away for a few days using the internet in UK and can't get access

Deal_me_in, best of luck it sounds like a very good project - anything promoting cross community is a good thing, and sports a particularly good way of that.

Bit of a quote that could cause a 50 page argument on here though:
“This was a major step for our GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) Club which, for over 100 years had exclusively facilitated the sporting and cultural needs of the Catholic population.”

nifan, its a quote from the club chairman, i just put it up to try and get more votes for the club. I think it would also be quite pedantic to pick holes in it for something so trivial when it is clear there is much work being done to get past this mindset.

Indeed I have been out many times gathering up money for my own club who have developed there own grounds without such funds. I just feel that it is an Irish sport and it would be better for clubs to say that they have done this work without foreign money. C

Hereiam, The Club did raise over £250,000 toward the pavilion through many fundraising activities and I have been involved many times in going around several counties selling tickets. It would have been nearly impossible for us to provide the excellent facilities now available without the Lottery Scheme which all clubs are entitled to apply for and I would encourage all clubs to apply or this when redeveloping. Why would any club not avail of such assistance when Irish people contribute to the very lottery that the money was obtained from?

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Had a drink with Terry McKenna yesterday!

You teachers have a handy time of it now for the next few months, out drinking on a schoolday 

[Thanks You.]

Sorry for this shameless plug but... Our clubrooms have been nominated as one of the top 10 sports projects that have been partly funded through the National lottery scheme. We need as many people as possible to vote to make it through to the final. We are the only nomination from the provience and i would ask you all to please vote. Below are some more details:

The Beragh Red Knights Sports Pavilion has been nominated as one of 10 projects to make it through to the Semi Finals of the National Lottery Awards 2009.

We have been recognised in the Best Sports Project category under the title 'Community Sports Pavilion' for the work being done to unite all the community by providing structured activity classes and events throughout the year at the pavilion.

In launching the campaign for support and votes, club Chairman Gerard Treacy said: "We're delighted to have reached this stage of the National Lottery Awards. Lottery funding has helped us to develop and grow, making a real difference to young peoples' lives and we're really hoping the public gets behind us and votes!"

Voting for the semi-finals has started and ends at midday on Friday 10 July.  The three projects in each category with the most number of votes will go through to the finals of the Awards and another round of public voting later in August. We would appreciate if you could follow the below link and register your support for the club.

www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/awards
Support can also be registered by call in 0844 686 1680. calls will be charged at 5p per min from a BT landline.

This is a great honour for the club and we appreciate all your support. Please encourage everyone you know to register their support to help the club through to the final of these prestigious awards.

Thanks You.

[Sorry for this shameless plug but... Our clubrooms have been nominated as one of the top 10 projects that have been partly funded through the National lottery schems. We need as many people as possible to vote to make it through to the final. We are teh only nomination from the county or provience and i would ask you all to please vote. Below are some more details:]

Sorry for this shameless plug but... Our clubrooms have been nominated as one of the top 10 projects that have been partly funded through the National lottery schems. We need as many people as possible to vote to make it through to the final. We are teh only nomination from the county or provience and i would ask you all to please vote. Below are some more details:

The Beragh Red Knights Sports Pavilion has been nominated as one of 10 projects to make it through to the Semi Finals of the National Lottery Awards 2009.

We have been recognised in the Best Sports Project category under the title 'Community Sports Pavilion' for the work being done to unite all the community by providing structured activity classes and events throughout the year at the pavilion.

In launching the campaign for support and votes, club Chairman Gerard Treacy said: "We're delighted to have reached this stage of the National Lottery Awards. Lottery funding has helped us to develop and grow, making a real difference to young peoples' lives and we're really hoping the public gets behind us and votes!"

Voting for the semi-finals has started and ends at midday on Friday 10 July.  The three projects in each category with the most number of votes will go through to the finals of the Awards and another round of public voting later in August. We would appreciate if you could follow the below link and register your support for the club.

www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/awards
Support can also be registered by call in 0844 686 1680. calls will be charged at 5p per min from a BT landline.

This is a great honour for the club and we appreciate all your support. Please encourage everyone you know to register their support to help the club through to the final of these prestigious awards.

This weekends game in Clones is an All-Ireland Qualifier Archie, so are you able to ansewr the question without looking like a tit? Anyone else able to expain this?

beat me to it..

Well if you read the first email properly you would have seen that it was for the Ulster Final and not the qualifers, and that the tickets would cost €25. The second email mentioned that the qualifer ticket prices had been set. Not that hard to understand is it?

Archie you replied to a question that quoted a press release. There is no source quoted for the press release or any relateed article in the post to which the question was asked. So your sarcism about reading the who article is redundant. If you has said read the previous 2 pages then it may have been relevant. For people like myself who did not receive the emails then you question just looks like arrogance and stupidity as your reply doesn't answer the question asked by donnelli.

[The GAA has also finalised admission prices for this weekend's GAA All-Ireland Football Championship qualifier games. Entry to stands will cost €20 and admission to terraces has been reduced by €5 to €10.]

PRESS RELEASE
01.07.09

GAA Unveils New Ticket Package

The GAA has launched a new range of ticket packages to cover the closing stages of the GAA Football and Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championships.

A total of six deals – five of which are new - will be on offer in the coming weeks allowing followers of football and hurling to combine quarter-final and semi-final games.

The Hurling Heaven package priced at €90 includes tickets for one hurling quarter-final and two semi-finals.

The Football Feast deal offers supporters tickets for two football quarter-final days and both semi-finals and costs €99, meaning matches cost less than €25 each.

On last year's ticket prices these packages offer savings of €35 and €60 respectively.

Other offers include a quarter and semi-final package covering one quarter-final and a semi-final costing €65 and a Dual Deal for the quarter-final and semi-final stages of both the football and hurling championships priced at €175.

There are also Club Pass and Group Pass offers.

GAA President Criostóir Ó Cuana, who unveiled the new packages at the GAA's new Ticket Shop at 53 Lower Dorset St, Dublin 1, said the new arrangements offered supporters real value for money for attractive high profile games at the business end of the championship season.

He said: "We have been very happy with attendances at our games to date this year but we have said all along that in these challenging times we would continue to review our ticketing arrangements in an effort to offer our members and followers value for money.

"By producing these packages we believe that's exactly what we have done. We have attempted to cater for different types of GAA supporters by offering

combined football and hurling deals and a variety of options and we are confident that followers of our games will take up deals that will provide excellent live sporting entertainment at an affordable price."

The GAA has also finalised admission prices for this weekend's GAA All-Ireland Football Championship qualifier games. Entry to stands will cost €20 and admission to terraces has been reduced by €5 to €10.

How come Clones is €25 to the stand this weekend then??

Do you really read the whole article?

This weekends game in Clones is an All-Ireland Qualifier Archie, so are you able to ansewr the question without looking like a tit? Anyone else able to expain this?

Reckon it'll be a close physical game, every score will have to be really worked for. God I soon like Joe Brolly or something! anyway think Derry may pull this one off. Let Tyrone and Kerry battle it out in the qualifer with a new pairing for the All-ireland with Cork!

Tyrone and Kerry can't meet in the qualifiers now as the second round will involve losing semi finalists playing winners from round 1 and then round 3 will involve round 2 winners drawn against provincial final losers and winners of round 3 ties playing provincial final winners in AI quarter finals! Hopefully this is correct, feel free to correct anyone? So earliest Tyrone and Kerry can meet is AI semi stage

Slight correction. If tyrone get beat in the Ulster final after beating Derry 1-13 to 0-10 they could meet Kerry in the 3rd round of the qualifiers provided Kerry can make it through round 2.

The best tickets go to the clubs and club members . Increasing the prices of these would punish them.

You wouldn't necessarialy have to increase the ticket prices, keep the best seats at the current price and lower the price of the seats in sections which are not central etc accordingly. This would also be good PR for the GAA & Croke Park as they would effectively be seen to be rewarding club members and lowering prices. Season ticket holders would automatically qualify for the better seats as they pay the highest price for tickets already.

1. Devine

2. Ricey
3. Justin McMahon
4. Quinn

5. Harte
6. Gormley
7. Jordan

8. McGinley
9. Hub

10. Dooher
11. Cavanagh
12. Joe McMahon

13. Tommy McGuigan
14. Cassidy
15. Mulligan

I think Gormley will be named at 6 but will swap with Ricey to pick up McDonnell. Justy (if fit) will definately start and be tasked with marking Clarke. I don't think Brian McGuigan will start but will be used as a 2nd half sub (probably for Cassidy with Cavanagh moving to FF) Not sure McCullagh will get a starting place as Mulligan and Tommy offer more as ball winning scoring forwards but may need either him of Brian MCGuigan to start for their creativeness, not sure how to accomodate this, but i think Cassidy will start and be the main suprise on the Tyrone team come the 31st.

BBC site from 3,45pm.

Cheers Corn but i am not able to view the video, not available in your territory. Anyone know anywhere else?

Stuck in work here, anyone know anywhere online that i can watch this?