Quote from: bredaghgael86 on June 19, 2009, 01:49:06 PMQuote from: down_born_bred on June 18, 2009, 12:24:32 PMQuote from: bredaghgael86 on June 17, 2009, 12:19:23 PMQuote from: down_born_bred on June 17, 2009, 08:55:31 AMQuote from: DaddyLongLegs on June 03, 2009, 12:23:47 PM
Have to agree with An Cloch Scoilte re Leos post - Leo, your just an idiot who hasnt the intelligence to learn a bit of Irish - there only 50 odd clubs in Down - it's a poor reflection on you if you cant work out what their names are in Irish when they're written down in front of you, even though there may be the odd spelling mistake (as can happen in englsih - sorry Leo you probably couldnt work that one out so I'll try again - english).
An Cloch Scoilte - I see the St Marys team beat Glenn yesterday evening. If I remember correctly some of the regular posters didnt know who St Marys were and some tube (T. O'Hare, I think) thought it was a handy draw for Glenn!!. Wonder how handy Glenn feel about it this morning? :-\They'll be away home with their tails between their legs to lick their wounds.....
Hopefully after the awarding of the Down GAA Gaeltacht Grants we'll have 38 extra people who can translate the club names.
Can grants be awarded to people in Down Cllubs who live outside the county - Bredagh St Michaels etc?
When did we move out of down? jesus i must have been sleeping for a while as i didnt hear anything about this.
Oops - just asking a question ............
but it would be news that all your members were born and currently live in our beloved county!
how many teams dont have a couple of blow in's? admitedly we may have more than most being in the city, but look at both our senior football and senior hurling teams and you will see that they are made up mostly of bredagh natives.
Congratulations to John Devaney (Irish and Culture Officer with Down GAA Board – Bredagh and Eamon Mac Ruairí (Down GAA Irish Language Committee – Carryduff) on all the work they have put in on the promotion of the Irish Language in the North of our county.
It was nice to see it rewarded with eight grants going to Carryduff & four to Bredagh.
As John says 'we are keen to promote the benefits to all young people, regardless of their knowledge or proficiency of the language.'
Congratulations to all below who received the grants.
Orla McCrickard Castlewellan Emma Boyle Carryduff Lauren McKiernan Carryduff Katie Magorrian Carryduff
Hannah Magorrian CarryduffLaura McGeough Carryduff Eoghain Rogers Carryduff Anthony Laverty Liatroim Ruairí Campbell Ballyholland + Newry Shamrocks
Cillín Morgan Drumaness Laura Fletcher Aghaderg Tiarnáin Curran Bredagh Micheál Ó Rourke Liatroim
Claren Owens Bryansford Matthew Nugent Loughinisland James Lavery Carryduff Seán Ó Coileain Downpatrick
Caoimhe Fitzpatrick Burren Tiarnáin Ó Corráin Downpatrick Sharon Farrell Burren Philip Cassidy Drumaness
Conor Francis Bredagh Alana Zimmerman Drumgath Roisin Murray Bredagh Michillín Ní Fhloinn Loughinisland
Mark McConville Carryduff Sarah King Bryansford Sarah Carvill An Riocht Clodagh Murray Loughinisland
Declan Turley Downpatrick Teresa Marsden St Michaels Catherine Marsden St Michaels Lucy Doran Bredagh
Ruairí Keenan Ballyholland Feidhlim Macauley Aghaderg/Ballyvarley Oisín Lynch Newry Shamrocks
Siofra Bradley Teconnaught Ben Rafferty An Riocht