2006 Scór Sinsear - Clonduff win 3 County Titles - Novelty Act, Set Dancing and Quiz - all 3 acts reached the Ulster Final. The winners were: Novelty Act - Paddy and Sean Downey, Therese While and Eamon Devlin; Set Dancing - Wayne and Jayme Farrell, Ursula and Niall Quinn, Joe Farrell, Joleen Morgan, Wendy and Elaine Farrell; Quiz - Brian Canavan, Marie Walls and Anita Brannigan

2006 Scór na nÓg Quiz team collect County title and become first Clonduff Juvenile Quiz team to reach Ulster Final - Aisling Walls, Kevin McShane and Ciarán McGreevy.

St Patrick's Primary School win UTV's Choir of the Year again in 2004! One of the rules of the competition is that winners cannot defend their title, therefore they are unable to compete the following year. Congratulations to all concerned!

The Set Dancing Scór Sinsear team that won the Ulster title in 2003 and put on a great exhibition in the All Ireland Final held in Castlebar, Co Mayo on 26 April were Joe Farrell, Niall Quinn, Wayne Farrell, Michael Walls, Lisa Parr, Jolene Parr, Andrea Gribben, Niamh Pritchard.

The parish table quiz team won the Down Juvenile Pioneer title and finished runners up in Ulster (2003). They now go forward to the All Ireland Finals in Carrickmacross on Sunday 27 April. The team is: Rory Grant, Niamh Hynds, Niall McPolin, Rory Haughian and Sarah Louise Carr!

The junior Ballad Group that reached the Down Final participated for the parish in Readorí (Pioneer Scór) and won the Ulster title (2003) and were narrowly beaten into 2nd place in the All Ireland Final. These young songsters are: Eadoín Hynds, Caislín Hynds, Lisa McPolin and Peter Murray

St Patrick's Primary School won UTV's Choir of the Year in 2002 having been highly commended in 2001! The best choir in Northern Ireland - congratulations  and well done to all concerned!

St Patrick's Primary School Clean up in Warrenpoint Feis for second year in a row!

Irish Language Class for adults every Tuesday Evening at 7.30 pm. A Complete beginner, a little knowledge or a Fluent speaker – all are very welcome. Beginners class of February 1998 taking Faine Gael (Silver Fainé) on 14 May 1999 - 7 members were successful.. Three members of the class attempted Faine Or (Gold Faine) and achieved it! Comhghairdeas to Silver recipients - Rosemary Carr, Aidan Carr, Anita Brannigan, Paddy Maginn, Kathleen McGinn, Kathy McPolin and Marie Walls.  Gold recipients were - Elaine O'Reilly, Eileen Gribben and Cormac Wilson.

Irish Music Classes - Clonduff School of Traditional Music      The School was first set up in May 1994 by a group of parents who had been taking their children, weekly, to the Warrenpoint branch of Comhaltas for music lessons.  A small committee was set up to organise and supervise weekly music lessons locally.  Numbers have dwindled throughout the years but there still remains 28 pupils attending regularly.    Lessons on Accordian, Tin Whistle and Fiddle are offered by All-Ireland winning tutors.  Lessons cost £2 for children and £3 for adults (per session).   The venue is Carcullion House with Accordian lessons on Tuesdays from 7 pm to 9 pm.   Tin Whistle and Fiddle on Thursdays from 7 pm to 8.30 pm (September to June).   Small local events are organised locally to raise funds to keep the school running.

Irish Dancing Class for boys and girls every Monday evening in Parochial Hall at 7 pm. Class is taught by Nolan School of Dancing. Senior Members join with dancers from other centres and generally practice on Sunday mornings in Newry.
Adult Irish Dancing Class on first and third Sunday of each month in Clonduff Clubrooms at 8pm

Clonduff has one of the most successful Set Dancing records in the country having won innumerable titles including Scór no Nóg, Scór Sinsear and CCD at All Ireland Level.
Set Dancing Classes for adults every Wednesday evening in INF Hall at 8 pm under the tutelage of Joe Farrell.  
Juvenile Set Dancing Class in Parochial Hall every Tuesday evening in Parochial Hall 7.00-8.30pm.   

The Clonduff Ceili Club  was established in the Autumn of 1992.  Its aim was to promote Irish Culture, particularly Set Dancing.
From humble beginnings it has progressed to what is now widely considered to be one of the best organised and most popular regular Set Dancing venues in the country, attracting cross-community patrons from all over Ireland, north and south, as well as international visitors.  Sets Ceilís are held on the First Friday of every month, and music is provided by all the top Ceilí Bands in Ireland.  Among the functions organised by the Ceili Club are the annual Sets competitions, held in October, and the Workshop which takes place in June.   These are extremely popular events, and the Workshops feature some of the most renowned tutors in Ireland - such as Pat Murphy and Mick Mulkerrin!

Old Tyme Dancing Classes every Tuesday night in Parochial Hall at 8 30 pm. Now in its third year, this class is very well attended by enthusiasts of all ages.

Clonduff Golfing Society meet and play one Sunday in the month during the season.
 

All Ireland Cultural Winners

   Scór Sinsear