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Cumann Chluain Daimh - Clonduff GAA Club

Senior Co Winners - 9 SFC - 1930, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1957, 1980, 2000, AI Football 7s 2009;
3 Senior Ladies FC - 2006, 2007, 2008; 2 Senior Camogie Championship - 2007, 2009, AI Camogie 7s Shield 2009; 2 Senior Handball Titles;
2 JHC; 41 County Scór Titles!

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"A GAA Club without Scór is just another sports club"!
- Jarlath Burns

Club Maíth Platinum Award Winners 2007!           Irish News Ulster Club Award Winners 2008!

All Ireland Cultural Winners

Cultural/Historical Visit to Dublin - Easter 2013

A group of 30, including 11 children left Clonduff Clubrooms on Wednesday 3rd April for a visit to 'Our Spiritual Headquarters' Croke Park, which was a first some some of the young people and a first tour for some of the not so young! The guide, Cian Keane entertained us for two hours with informative and hilarious stories. The group is pictured above in the VIP area of the Hogan Stand. This is a trip that everyone of us should undertake sooner rather than later! See our facebook page for an album of photos.

Following a light lunch the group then proceeded to Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum. The first port of call was Daniel O'Connell's crypt and then on to O'Donovan Rossa's grave where an actor gave a marvellous performance of Padraig Pearse's graveside oration at O'Donovan Rossa's burial in 1915 ". . . but the fools, the fools, the fools! — they have left us our Fenian dead, and while Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree shall never be at peace". It was then on to the most visited grave in the cemetery - Michael Collins' before moving into the new museum to view the interactive presentations and timelines as well as the history of burials and the cemetery itself. This too, is a landmark where one could spend many hours absorbing the history of the country from its opening in 1832. Following a welcome cuppa in the new cafe we embarked on the return journey to Hilltown where the day was completed with an evening meal in our own local historical landmark - The Downshire Arms.

Despite the snow covering the mountains in the background, the sky was blue, the sun shone and there was a definite buzz in the air in Clonduff Park at midday on Easter Tuesday (2nd April 2013) when around 120 youngsters and their adults turned up to help free the Easter Bunny that had been kidnapped some time in the week before Easter.

They followed the trail picking up clues and Easter Eggs along the way, spotted and captured the kidnapper and freed the bunny! Back in the clubrooms again there was a welcome cup of tea/coffee, face painting (Thanks Maureen, Karen, Ciara and Lisa), colouring in, Easter Bonnet Parade and distribution of prizes. Every child and adult received an Easter Egg and by all accounts a magnificent time was had by all! Hopefully this will be the first of many such events!

A major Thank You to the Cultural and Community sub committee of Clonduff GAA Club who organised the event; to Maria, Plunkett, Thomas, Charlie, Leo, Sean, Kathleen and other club personnel (and their family members) who helped in any way on Easter Monday or Tuesday - it wouldn't have happened without this combined effort!

GAA NATIONAL CONGRESS
Niamh Murray was Down's Youth Representative at National Congress on w/e 22nd, 23rd March 2013 in The Dome, Derry. Here are a couple of photos and her personal account of the event - photo on left is the platform party and the right is the Dessert served at Saturday night's Banquet

NM: "Last weekend I was at GAA Congress in Derry, this was an experience I enjoyed very much. On Friday evening after workshops and reports, Joe Brolly spoke to us, very movingly about organ donation – it was felt that this is something the GAA are going to support. The National Youth Committee also spoke on Friday evening, it was good to see that young people are being listened to. All the motions were put through on Saturday, I thought these would have caused more controversy particularly surrounding the black card, but this was not the case. On Saturday we were also addressed by President Michael D Higgins as well as Liam O’Neill. Congress concluded on Saturday evening, followed by Mass then a banquet where Phil Coulter entertained us. This was a great experience and aside from the formalities of Congress there was great craic as well and it was brilliant to meet people from all over Ireland and further a-field."

St Colman's U14 Athletic Team are All Ireland Cross Country Champions!

Congratulations to St Colman's College U14 Cross Country team, and in particular our own Darren Quinn (with cup) who the All Ireland Cross Country Team title held in UUJ on Saturday 8th March 2013. Darren, a member of our U14 Football team is the son of Artie and Mary Lou.

Great night for Clonduff in the South Down Scór Sinsir Finals - three acts made it this far and all three collected the South Down titles - Ceili Dance team (Janine Branagan, Ellen Murphy, Niamh Canning, Lisa Gribben, Caroline McGreevy, Joeleen Morgan, Ursula Quinn, Wendy Branagan), Instrumental Music (Stephen and Sean Murray with Paul Kelly) and the Set Dancing team (Ursula Quinn, Francis Quinn, Joleen Morgan, Wayne Farrell, Janine Branagan, Niall Quinn, Wendy Branagan, Jayme Farrell).  Well done everybody and Good Luck in the County Final next Sunday in St Malachy's High School, Castlewellan - commencing at 4pm.

L-R Shane Milligan, Patrick Morgan, Conor Milligan, Conall Gribben, Caolan McPolin, Sean Milligan, Janis Drikis

Niamh for National Congress 2013

Congratulations to Niamh Murray (above) who was elected at the Down County Convention on Wednesday 12th December 2012 to attend National Congress as Down U21 Delegate. Niamh is chairman Brendan's daughter but in her own right she is a member of Bord na nÓg. Well done Niamh!

Congress will he held in Derry City in April 2013 in recognition of Derry's selection as European City of Culture 2013.

Niamh is the second young Clonduffian to be selected as Youth Delegate to National Congress - Ciarán McGreevy was the Down Delegate when National Congress was held in Newcastle Co Down in 2010.

Clonduff Development Draw Winners - Wednesday 12th December 2012 (12/12/12)

£12000 winner Peter Martin Fitzpatrick. Seller Dalsey Mooney
£100 Jim Wright seller Shannon O'Hagan
£100 Grace Lavelle seller Oliver Morgan
£100 Kieran Morgan seller Gerard Morgan
£100 Lucy Kearney seller Carol Magee
£100 Sam & Louie Brannigan seller Paudie Matthews

Left - Young Evie Lyness-Feenan draws out Peter martin's winning draw ticket.

Below The Super 12 Winner Peter Martin Fitzpatrick (centre) receiving his £12,000 cheque from draw co-ordinators Mary McGreevy, Marie Walls, Niall Rafferty and Roisin McConville.
Dalsey Mooney was the seller of the winning ticket.

South Down Awards 2012 - The last photo of Jerry Quinn RIP

It was a great night for the Gaels of Clonduff at the Annual South Down Awards on Friday 30th November in Mayobridge Social Club when the Guest of Honour was Tyrone Legend Mickey Harte. Some of the Clonduff contingent and Award winners are pictured above with the Man Himself.

The night began with a traditional music group comprising the Murray Family (Clonduff) - Sean, Mary Catherine and Eoin - and a group from Mayobridge including their Uncle and cousins - Peter, Eimear and Cathal.

The winners included: Gerard (or as we know him Ben) Brennan (Juvenile Referee); Arthur McConville (Player of the Year); Clonduff GAA Club (Chairman's Award); Sara Louise Carr (Recognition of her Soaring Star Award), Sean McNally (Recognition of his All Ireland Handball Silver Masters title) and the big one of the night - Hall of Fame to Fintan Mussen.

In the traditional 'envelope collection' for Charity the proceeds were divided between the Michaela Foundation and the Ryan Doyle Repatriation Fund.

Full list of winners:

Adult Referee of the Year – Kieran Trainor (Longstone), Neil Cousins (An Riocht), Ronan Barry (Tullylish)

Juvenile Referee of the Year – Paul Faloon (Saval), Kieran Mooney (Rostrevor), Gerard Brennan (Clonduff)

Player of the Year – Ryan Kelly (Longstone), Arthur McConville (Clonduff), Mark Poland (Longstone)

Club of the Year – Cumann Pheadar Naofa Warrenpoint

Chairman’s Awards – St John Bosco, Rostrevor, Clonduff

All Ireland Handball Winners – Sean McNally, Lorraine Havern, Stephen Digney, Pat Havern, Brian Havern

Down Minor C All Ireland Camogie Winners – accepted by Niamh Mallon (Capt), Paul Boyle (Manager)

Camogie Soaring Star Winners – Sara Louise Carr, Karen Tinnelly

Special Award for Services to Scór – Paula Magee

Hall of Fame – Fintan Mussen (Clonduff)                                                                         (Click here for more Photos or check out our Facebook page)

On Tuesday afternoon 27th November 2012 Gail McKee, Fundraising Manager, Make a Wish Foundation visited Clonduff Clubrooms to collect a cheque for £1,000 - a share of the proceeds from the 'Table Draw' at the 125 Banquet on Sunday 4th November.

Pictured at the presentation are: (L to R) Noreen Tumilty, Jerry Quinn, Gail McKee, Sheenagh McConville, Brendan Murray, Marie Milligan, Connor Donnan

What a morning Saturday 10th November 2012 was! So many children and their parents turned up at 10am for the opportunity to plant a tree on the bank on the road side of the new pitch they were all planted by 10.50am! This batch of trees came courtesy of The Woodland Trust and whilst it was a one-off the Club is hoping to purchase additional trees and shrubs to cover the steep bank below the new field in the very near future.

Following the planting the children and their parent were treated to a welcome cup of tea/coffee for adults and soft drink and crisps for the children. Dermot O'Hagan, the organiser then presented each child with a certificate and Children's Officer Teresa Carr presented them with the special 125 Commemorative Medal.

Thanks to everyone who turned up to make this a memorable morning for the children! What a wonderful way to end a wonderful week in the history of this illustrious club. Click here to view a slideshow of Jerry Quinn's & Jimmie Cousins' Photos    Click here to view a slideshow of Anita's Photos

Above - Proud Clonduffians who participated in the special Celebratory Mass in St John the Evangelist Church, Ballymaghery, to kick-start what turned out to be a wondrous day of celebration. Words are hard to find to describe it - but here goes!
At INF Hall the 400 guests were greeted with a Mulled Wine/Soft Drinks reception and a group of local musicians playing traditional music. Formal proceedings got under way about 3.30pm in the capable hand of Fear na Tí Francis Quinn and Fintan Mussen. Each of the seven courses of the Banquet were led out by one of  'our sporting greats' - local men and women wearing appropriate face masks and stopped along the way to shake the hand of the real man/woman whose mask they were wearing. The courses were interspersed with 15-20 min slots of facts and an awful lot of humour, as well as video clips from our emigrants in San Francisco, Chicago, Melbourne, Sydney and London and live Skype link-ups to Paddy 'Badger' Brown and Eugene 'Darner' O'Hagan in New York and Sean Spiers in San Francisco. What a feat!By the end of the evening over 1,700 people were following the live streaming via www.panthersolutionstoday.com

Above - some of the Guests on the day - the inspirational Joe McDonagh former President of the GAA with Mary and Brendan Murray (Mr and Mrs Chairman), County Chairperson Seamus Walsh and Club President Dean Anthony Davies.

Other invited guests included Mr and Mrs Paraíc Duffy (Director General Croke Park), Mr and Mrs Aogán Ó Fearghaill (President Ulster Council), Paddy McFlynn (Iar-Uacharan, CLG and Down President), Sean Óg McAteer (Secretary Down Co Board), Deirdre McGrath and Francie (Chairperson Down Camogie), Paul Kelly Chairperson Down Ladies Football), Mr and Mrs Michael McArdle (Chairperson South Down Board), Sean McNally (Chairperson Down Handball), Lord Mayor John and Mrs McArdle (Newry and Mourne District Council), O'Hagan Family and Guests Claregalway, Fr Jarlath Cushenan (Clonduff PP), Fr Feidlimidh Magennis, Fr P J Murray, Canon Francis Brown, Canon Frank Kearney, Msgr Patsy McAleenan (unfortunately unable to attend through illness - we wish him well), Kathleen Cousins and Jimmie (Principal St Patrick's PS), Vincent Devlin and Maura (Principal St Paul's PS), Gerard Devlin and Gabrielle (Chief Ranger John O'Neill INF Hilltown)

Click here to view a slideshow of photos by Jerry Quinn and Jimmie Cousins - more to come! Click here for Jerry Quinn Vol 2 Photos.

Hundreds of photos and comments on our Facebook Page - clonduffgac 

Clonduff GAA Club's Individual Award Winners 2012 - the 125 Year!

The Annual Awards were presented during the 125 Banquet on Sunday 4th November 2012:

Senior Footballer of the Year - Peter McGinn & Sons Trophy presented by Aogán Ó Feargaill - recipient Paul Lively

Seconds Player of the Year - Bradley Family Trophy presented by Aogán Ó Feargaill - recipient Connor Grant

Thirds Player of the Year - Horseshoe Bar Trophy presented by Aogán Ó Feargaill - recipient Declan Gribben

Minor Footballer of the Year - Brown Bros Trophy presented by Aogán Ó Feargaill - recipient Connor Brown

Senior Hurler of the Year - James Matthews Trophy presented by Seamus Walsh - recipient Shane Murray

Minor Hurler of the Year - presented by Seamus Walsh - recipient Rián Branagan

Senior Ladies Footballer of the Year - INF Trophy presented by Seamus Walsh - recipient Jackie Gilmore

Senior Camogie Player of the Year - presented by Seamus Walsh - recipient Debra Murray

Junior Camogie Player of the Year - presented by Seamus Walsh - recipient Nicola O'Hagan

Special Presentation to Sara Louise Carr in recognition of her Camogie All Star Award

Club Person of the Year - Hugh McShane Trophy presented by Gerard McShane - recipient Anita Brannigan

Hall of Fame - P J McAlinden Trophy presented by Bronagh McAlinden - recipient Fintan Mussen and Jerry Quinn (jointly)

There is a thriving Juvenile Set Dancing Class (photos above and below) running every Wednesday Night in Clonduff Clubrooms It started out in September with the girls participating in Scór na nÓg and has now mushroomed to three full sets every week. Joe Farrell takes the class ably assisted by Ursula Quinn, Wendy Branagan and Sean Hillen. Well done to all concerned!

Pictured above is the group of young Clonduffians who are taking part in our Around the World Programme in Clonduff Youth Club (Autumn 2012). Left to right: Charlie Carr, Peter McAleavey, Niall O'Hagan, Charlie Carr, Sinead Doyle, Elizabeth Wilson, Katie McGilligan, Clare McGilligan and Chinese Culture facilitator Paul Yam from the Wah Hep Chinese Association. Youth Club Organiser Marian Fitzpatrick is 'hiding' behind Katie. All of these young people can be found on the playing fields of Clonduff GAA Club at other times of the Year.

Pictured in Casement Park on Monday 1st October 2012 at the Launch of 'Match for Michaela'  (All Ireland Champions Donegal to take on Joe Kernan's Ulster Select) are (l to r): Clonduff's Niohmi Murray (one of three inaugural winners of Michaela Foundation Bursaries), John McAreavey, Joe Kernan, Aógan Ó Fearraill (Ulster GAA President), Mickey Harte and  Eilis Cassidy (Foundation Bursarry winner). Niohmi and Eilis are modelling the new jerseys for the Match.

Pictured above are some members of the 125 Sub Committee launching the ticket for the celebratory banquet to be held on 4th November 2012. Back row (l to r) Connor Donnan, Francis Quinn, Plunkett McConville, Vincent Devlin, Paul McConville; Front row (l to r) Brendan Murray, Marie Milligan, Lorraine Bloomfield and Tommy Kelly. Tickets can be purchased now and paid for in instalments! Contact any of the above people (or Sheenagh McConville, Jerry Quinn, Mark McPolin, James McConville, Anita Brannigan, Noreen Tumilty) for further details.

Opening of New Pitch and Switching on the Floodlights!

Sunday 19th August - the rain stayed away and the crowd turned out in force. It was a great day! Proceedings got underway at 4pm with the 'Join In' Sports for all - the obstacle race (organised by Shereen) was very popular as was the improvised One-wall Handball (Sean McNally), Long Puck (Paul McCusker) and Football skills (Aidan and Collie). Then everybody moved up to the new pitch for the mini games - U8 Football (Clonduff v Kilcoo) refereed by Young Ref Mark Devlin; U14 Camogie (Clonduff v Kilcoo - though which was which was hard to tell); U10 Hurling (Clonduff v Warrenpoint) refereed by Young Ref Martin Rooney; U12 Ladies Football (Clonduff v Rostrevor) refereed by Young Ref Sarah Bloomfield. These four games were representative of the 30+ teams fielded in Clonduff were a great spectacle and a fitting way to open the formal proceedings!

The formalities began shortly after 7pm - Jerry Quinn (Clonduff GAA Club PRO) introduced the Platform Party - Oliver Galligan (Ulster Council) Seamus Walsh (Down Co Chair), Sean Óg McAteer (Co Secretary), Michael McArdle (South Down Chair), Deirdre McGrath (Co Camogie Chair), Paul Kelly (Ladies Football Co Chair), Mayor John McArdle (Newry & Mourne District Council), Damien McConville (Sport NI), Fr Jarlath Cushenan (Clonduff PP), Dean Anthony Davies (Clonduff GAA President) and Brendan Murray (Clonduff GAA Club Chair). Jerry also welcomed the visitors from the other clubs in Down who turned out in numbers as well as representatives of McAvoy Construction who had 'created' the new pitch and Mr and Mrs Brendan O'Hagan, Claregalway (Brendan is son of the late Great Patsy O'Hagan) who had travelled up especially for the occasion.

There were short speeches by Oliver, Seamus, Michael and Brendan before the Blessing carried out by Dean Davies and Fr Cushenan. The Party then moved to the entrance to the field for the cutting of the tape (Oliver and Seamus) before returning to the platform where Damien performed the 'Switching On' ceremony.

The 'main event' then got under way with the Ross Carr Select taking on the  Clonduff Senior Football team under the scrutiny of Clonduff's inter-county referee Ciarán Branagan. Whilst the official result was a draw (a bit suspect perhaps) the result, like in the mini games was unimportant - the players had a lot of fun and the spectators were treated to a 'now and then' spectacle. Mickey Linden, DJ Kane, Tony McEntee, Ross, Cathal, Peter Withnell among others still can show the 'youngsters' how it's done! Johnny McAleavey in goals, Plunkett and John Morgan in Midfield wouldn't go amiss in any Clonduff team but the highlight of the day had to be Martin Farnon (current Senior Football Selector and a member of the 1980 Clonduff Championship winning team) taking to the field! No doubt a sight to behold!

Refreshments for all were served in the clubrooms and the 'Early Bird' draw in the 'Friends of Clonduff' draw took place and this was won by Ciarán Cranny of Newry who bought his ticket from Roisin McConville who to date has sold over 200 tickets. (The next draw will take place at the 125 Banquet on 4th November before the major draw on 12/12/12).

Clonduff GAA Club sincerely thanks all those, past and present, who played a part in the day's proceedings, all those who helped in the organisation, all those who attended and all those who sold tickets for the draw! Roll on the 125 Banquet which takes place on 4th November! See you all there!

The Platform Party at the cutting of the tape are: (l to r) Fr J Cushenan PP, Michael McArdle, Dean A Davies, Seamus Walsh, Brendan Murray, Mayor John McArdle, Oliver Galligan, Sean Óg McAteer, Damien McConville and Jerry Quinn.

Click here to view a slideshow of Anita's Photos - other to follow!

Clonduff once again hosted a very successful Cúl Camp (this year sponsored by Kellogs) for 4-13 year old boys and girls. The 4-7 year olds attend the Nursery Camp some of whom are pictured (above) going through their paces with Clonduff's Onagh Gribben. There were in excess of 50 children in the Nursery section which ran from 10 am to 12-30. The older children attended from 10 am to 2.30 pm.

The youngsters can participate in Football, Ladies Football, Hurling and Camogie.

For once the camp was blessed with a great week of weather with not one spot of rain!

Four of the coaches were from Clonduff GAA Club - Onagh, Niohmi Murray, Sarah Bloomfield and Orla Gribben which was co-ordinated by Clonduff's Children's Officer Teresa Carr and the head coach was Gareth Thornton (a former coach with Clonduff Senior Football team)

Click here to view a slideshow of photos on Snapfish - you need to log in but it's free!

Anticipation on Bondi Beach, Sydney - Sunday 22nd July 2012

This group of mainly Clonduff ex pats on Bondi Beach prior to heading off to watch the Ulster Final - Back row: Seamus Parr, Ruairi Cousins, Kieran Loughlin (Kilcoo), Kevin Parr, Peter Heatley (Warrenpoint), Eoin Murphy; Front row: Noleen Quinn (Castlewellan), Fionnbharr Murphy, Colin Brannigan - Seamus, Kevin and Colin (with significant others) flew from Melbourne to Sydney on Saturday and upwards on 20 local young people of this agre-group met up on Saturday night for pre-match craic!

Traditionally on Boley Fair Monday Clonduff GAA Club organises the Poc Fada on the Hen Mountain The weather bad been drizzly in the morning but by the time Poc Off came around the weather had improved dramatically (picture above) and most of those completing the course finished in t-shirts. There were twelve adults and four juveniles slogging it around the mountain and quite a number of supporters completed the course including six-year-old Grace and four-year-old Martín McCusker from San Francisco who accompanied their Daddy who was competing for the first time. Moya and Orla Maginn were the only adult females whilst Cassie Fitzpatrick was the only juvenile female. The youngest competitor was ten-year-old Padraig Clancy. By the time they got back to base Rhys Ward had won the juvenile section for the second year in a row and Cassie was awarded the juvenile female prize. What a different story with the adults - the Maginn sisters couldn't be separated (Orla was going for her third title in a row) and neither could Eddie Clancy and John Murphy (also going for his third in a row). The hard slog around the mountain was reduced to one long puck each - Orla and John both successfully retained their titles - come on folks let's give them stiffer competition next year!

Later in the evening, in glorious sunshine the Parish Sevens was a close fought, entertaining game between the Clonduff Sarsfields and Clonduff Red Hands (names aptly chosen by organiser Paul Kelly representing former names of Clonduff teams from the early 20th Century). The Sarsfields, captained by Nigel McPolin were the  eventual winners. The Red Hands were captained by Connor Maginn and P J McGreevy was in charge of the whistle. Presentations were made in the clubrooms to members of both teams as follows: Red Hands (below left) Back row - John Boden, Eddie Clancy, Connor Maginn, Rory Matthews, (front) Paul McShane, Kieran Kelly, Connor Donnan (Missing Collie Magee); The Sarsfields (below right)- Gavin McCann, Paul Kelly, Nigel McPolin, Tony Wilson (with son), Gerard McNeill (back), Shay Fitzpatrick, Paddy Green (back), Eamonn McCusker.

Well done everybody for a great Boley Monday!

The 'Big Breakfast' has become a feature in Clonduff Clubrooms on occasional Sunday morning. This excellent fund-raising idea was the brainchild of Clonduff Camogs several years ago and the Camogs are still the driving force behind its success. On Boley Fair Sunday, 8th July, the ladies were again to the forefront but midway through the morning the Senior Footballers, their managers and some Senior Ladies  Footballers stepped in to lend a hand - and how well they did it! They coped so well they will be allowed to do it again! Pictured above are (l to r) Paul Lively, Kieran Trainor, Paul McPolin and Shane McGreevy.

Gaeltacht Scholarship for Emma Gallagher

Congratulations to 13-year-old Emma Gallagher who received a Gaeltacht Scholarship from Down Co Cultural and Language Committee on Saturday 9th June. Emma, centre above is pictured with Co Cultural/Language Officer Paula Magee, Co Chairperson Seamus Walsh and Sean Ennis (Down Senior Hurler and former Gaeltacht student). Emma is a member of the Clonduff U14 Camogie team, U16 Ladies Football team and is a juvenile Scór na nÓg dancer in both Ceili and Sets. Well done Emma!

Parents are reminded that Clonduff distributes small bursaries to juvenile members who will be attending Gaeltacht. Put a note in writing to secretary stating child's name, dob and team he/she plays for.

A great turnout of Clonduff Gaels in the clubrooms on Wednesday 16th May for the presentation of the very ambitious plan covering the next five years. The plan embraces all aspects and all codes and identified the following areas as key to the success of the plan:

Coaching and Games Development

Administration

Public Relations, Communications and Culture

Physical Development

Finance and Fundraising

Community Enhancement

The vision of the plan is to make a great club the best it can possibly be in all areas!

The plan was co-ordinated and presented by Dermot O'Hagan (above centre) - his father, Paddy (extreme left above) - one of only two Clonduff men ever to have won eight Senior County Championships medals (the other being the late Henry Brown, RIP) - attended the launch. Also included in photo above is Club President Dean A Davies (2nd from left), Sean Óg McAteer (Down Co Secretary) and Club Chairperson Brendan Murray.

The attendees were given the opportunity to discuss the plan and were then treated to light refreshments.

As part of the ongoing celebrations to mark the 125th Anniversary of the Clonduff GAA Club a party of players and supporters departed Hilltown at 9am on Saturday morning - some by bus and some in cars to Claregalway - the home club of the late Patsy O'Hagan (RIP) - Patsy was a founding member of the Football Club.

All four field sports were represented and games for each were organised by the host club. The Hurlers and the Camogs played their games on Saturday afternoon but the visitors lost narrowly in hard fought games in both codes. Then it was on to the Galway League game when Claregalway hosted Moycullen in the first League game of the year - Claregalway won by six points.

On Saturday night the whole contingent was treated to a great reception - food and entertainment in The Arches Hotel. the Clonduff Chairman, Brendan Murray handed over a magnificent locally sourced Mourne granite sculpture to mark the occasion and issued an invite to Claregalway - for a return visit to Clonduff in 2013. It was instantly accepted. Brendan is pictured above exchanging mementos with Claregalway Officers - Tom Clarke (Chairperson), Tom Lenihan (President) and John Feeney (Secretary). (Photo courtesy of Francis Quinn)

On Sunday morning the Clonduff contingent attended Patsy's Anniversary Mass and visited his grave, where Clonduff Captain, John Fegan laid a spray of flowers as a mark of respect to Patsy before heading off to the pitch for the the Ladies and Men's Football matches with their local counterparts - the Ladies lost but the men won and received the new Patsy O'Hagan Memorial Cup. To mark the occasion, the Claregalway team lined out in the Down strip, kindly lent by County Board for the weekend. Patsy's two grandson's wore the numbers that Patsy won his two All Irelands in - Danny Cummins, a current member of the Galway team wore 14  and Colm O'Hagan wore 5.

Brendan Murray was a very proud bearer of the cup from Claregalway to Clonduff and his first stop was with 'The Darner' - Patsy's brother John.

The results over the two days were unimportant on such a weekend! The occasion was very special and one that will live long in the memory of all those who were privileged to be part of the inaugural Patsy O'Hagan Weekend - a very fitting tribute indeed to a great son of Clonduff!

A special word of thanks to all those who travelled but especially to the players and mentors who were a credit to themselves, their families and Clonduff GAA Club! Lots of photos to come! Below, Brendan O'Hagan (Patsy's son) presenting the Patsy O'Hagan Memorial cup to Clonduff Captain John Fegan (photo courtesy of Sheenagh McConville).

Congratulations to Niohmi Murray, (back centre) daughter of our Chairman Brendan who was one of the three recipients of the inaugural Michaela Foundation Awards valued at £1,000 each in conjunction with 'The Irish News' to help allay the costs of Higher Education. The bursaries were presented on Friday 30th March 2012 at Queens University.

The Michaela Foundation was established by John McAreavey and the Harte Family following the murder of Michaela on Honeymoon in January 2011. They wished to commemorate and celebrate Michaela’s life -she was a woman of great faith, who believed this faith was the reason she was so happy in her life. She had a love of the Gaelic language and above else loved to have fun and enjoy life. Michaela was also a keen pioneer and exhibited her love of life without the need for alcohol or additives.

The awards were made to the three students in three disciplines, Irish, Religious Education and any other General discipline.

The purpose of the Michaela Foundation Award is two fold. It provides three students with some much needed financial support for college life as well as providing the wider public a monthly blog in the format, ” View from the Student” in terms of the following areas:

- The practical and emotional challenge of leaving home for university

- The excitement of starting a new chapter in their lives

- The challenge of balancing academic work with social life

Niohmi, a student teacher at Stranmillis College, was awarded the General Studies Category and the blogs of the three recipients will appear monthly in The Irish News as well as online.

Photo (Irish News, Saturday 31st March 2012) show the three recipients - Eilish Cassidy (Slaughtneil, Co Derry) received the Irish Award; Niohmi Murray (Clonduff, Co Down) and Rosemary Jeffries (Derry) Religious Studies with (front) Mickey Harte and John McAreavey.

Great achievement Niohmi - well done!

A great evening and night's craic took place in the clubrooms on Friday 16th March. The evening started with a Senior Football Challenge match between Clonduff and Whitecross and both teams were entertained to great traditional music and a welcome bowl of Irish stew. Cora Magee and Paula Higgins and their students from our weekly traditional music school got proceedings off to a lively start and they were later joined by the Murray Family. Eileen McCusker accompanied them on the spoons before regaling us with a couple of hilarious recitations. Francis Quinn then gave us an exhibition of the 'Brush Dance'. Cormac McKay and Neil Francis O'Hagan joined the party with music and song; which continued for quite some time - John Curran's and Noreen Tumilty's melodic tones were a joy to behold; Eileen once again was in fine form with her storytelling and a rendition of 'Hail Glorious St Patrick' in which the whole audience joined - the Chairman, not to be outdone, gave us a great story about a bodily function much to the disgust of his daughter! The talent for entertainment in our Parish knows no bounds!

The Irish Stew and Green Juice went down a treat - thanks to Marie (and Sean), Noreen and Lorraine for making the stew and to Bobby McGowan and Patrick Morgan for donating the potatoes for the stew! Thanks also to those who donated prizes for the raffle. A great night was had by all and there was a request to hold another night like it in the not too distant future!

Congratulations to John Boden (above) one of Clonduff's newest committee members and his dance partner Siobhan Morgan who won Bryansford's 'Want to Dance' with Siobhan dancing as 'The Outlaws'. John, a native of Bryansford turned out for his native club and was declared winner on the night! Well done John1 Can Clonduff find someone to better John in the Grand Finale? Come on you Yellas!

Congratulations to our Set Dancers, pictured above who retained their County title in Abbey Grammar School Newry on Sunday night (25th February 2012). The Dancers with Co Chairman Seamus Walsh (back left) and Fear an Ti James White (back right)  are standing (l to r) Francis Quinn, Jayme Farrell, Niall Quinn, Joe Farrell; seated (l to r) Wendy Branagan, Ursula Quinn, Lisa Gribben, Janine Branagan,

Thanks to the Ceili team of Wendy, Ursula, Lisa, Janine, Orla Gribben,  Kerrie O'Hagan, Niamh and Ellen Murphy, and the Quiz team of Brian Canavan, Paul Shields and Anita Brannigan who also represented Clonduff with honour in the finals.

On Saturday 25th February 2012,we laid the copings on the wall on the new field. This was very labour-intensive work, which could have taken a few Saturday to sort out normally. However 17 men turned up and the work was completed in a half day! It was a tremendous effort, and also a great day's 'banter'. The workers were: Mo, Paddy, PJ, Liam, Brian, Harry, Dermot, John, Peter, Raw, Leo, Sid, Martin, Sean, Lawrence and Arty.

A special mention to Lorraine for serving up a hearty breakfast which all the boys really enjoyed. Also to Blair for coming down after coming home from work. 

With this kind of effort we will get get a lot of jobs done in and around the club.

U18 Pool in Clonduff Club

Congratulations to 15 year old Shane Milligan, above centre who retained the U18 Pool title played off in the Clubrooms on Friday 24th February 201

P J Quinn (back right) Down Referees Administrator, conducted a Young Referees Course towards the end of 2011 with one night of theory (Saval) and one night of practical skills (Clonduff). Of the eight young people attending five of them were from Clonduff. Back row (1-3) Mark Devlin, Stephen McConville, Shane Milligan; Front row (1 and 2) Sarah Bloomfield and Natasha Boyle.

The Young Referees course prepares the young people to take charge of Go Games up to and including U12 level

This was a great night's craic hosted by Assistant PRO Francis Quinn, with reminiscences of players from the 1940s to 2000s! Jerry and Francis secured recordings from Paddy O'Hagan, one of only two Clonduff players to ever win six County Championship medals (the other was the later Henry Brown) and is the last surviving member of the County Team that secured Down's first All Ireland title - the Junior in 1946! Next up on video was Leo Lowry who regaled us with stories from the 50s - he and his family attended on the night; then it was the turn of John (Darner) O'Hagan who had us all in stitches with his anecdotal stories of his playing days - particularly the story about sustaining a 'blood injury' on the cheek only to discover a week later someone's tooth had embedded itself in his cheek - on confronting the tooth's owner some time later the Castlewellan player revealed that he'd lost two teeth and wondered where the other one had gone!

The second part of the show was a 'live' panel of players from the 1980 and 2000 Championship winning teams - P O McConville, Martin Farnon, Arty Noel McConville (1980); Ross Carr and Cathal Murray (2000). The three Eddies pictured above - Eddie Gribben, Eddie O'Hagan and Eddie McParland played in 1950s and 1960s but were a bit shy about sitting on the panel. It was a great idea to kick off our 125 celebrations - great entertainment and inspiration!

Congratulations to Mark Devlin and Declan Gribben (together with Sean Branniff and Patrick Gallagher), who were the St Colman's Quiz team that won the Gael Linn Irish Language Table Quiz last week! They were pitting their wits against 22 other teams from St Joseph's Crossmaglen and Our Lady's Grammar School, Newry and St Colman's. The quiz was held in Newry Sports Centre on Tuesday 7th February. Declan (2nd from right) and Mark (extreme right) are members of Clonduff Scór na nÓg Trath na gCeist team. We are proud to know you Declan and Mark!

 The family fun quiz was a great success in the Clubrooms on Sunday 24th July. There were 13 tables representing upwards on 30 families. There was something there for all ages and it was indicative of what the evening was about when parents called their children in from the field to answer the questions! The real  winners on the night were the youngsters that are going to Athlone to participate in the All Ireland Community Games Finals in August. On the night, however, the quiz winners and recipients of The Brannigan Family Perpetual Trophy were The Provincial Mix closely followed by The Harps while the winners of the Wooden Spoons were the Carnmeen Challengers. What a great way to spend a Sunday evening! Pictured above with the Trophy is Jimmy Smith (formerly Sligo), Eddie Clancy (formerly Limerick) and the Clancy children and Loretta Smith

Only two teams turned up this year for the Parish Sevens on Boley Tuesday, 12th July - perhaps some people were confused by the Inter Club Tournament on Saturday 9th July. However those that did provided a great spectacle and not content with playing a game of two halves they wanted to take full advantage of the opportunity and the appreciation of the spectators - they played four 'halves'! The skill and fitness levels were remarkable with great end to end fare. There were some great goals scored playing into the 'Go Games' nets. At the end of 32 mins football (4 x 8 mins) 'The Non-shirts', captained by Peter Withnell emerged one point winners over 'The Shirts', captained by Tony Wilson.

There was a big welcome for Gavin Mackin who religiously makes it home from San Francisco to take part every year. The Boley plaques were presented in the clubrooms by Brian McGreevy and Anita Brannigan and Mary Rodgers entertained everyone with her rendition of "She'll be Coming Round the Mountain".

Those taking part are pictured above: Back row (l to r) Tony Wilson, Paddy Green, Paul Trainor, Gerry Coughlin (Ref), Peter Murnin, Eddie Clancy and Hugh Grant representing 'The Shirts'; Front (l to r) who represented 'The Non-shirts' - Gerard McNeill, Liam McGreevy, Peter Withnell, Gavin Mackin, Gerard Carvill and James Mackin.  

Congratulations to Canon Joey O'Hagan who celebrated his 100th birthday on Friday 17th June. Canon Joey celebrated Mass in his home on his birthday and on Saturday 18th June the Saturday evening Mass in Cabra, where he served as a curate for 18 years, retiring just six years ago, the Mass was a celebration for Canon Joey. They was a large attendance at the Mass celebrated by Fr Cushenan and Dean Davis. The Dean, former Parish Priest and Diocese Historian delivered a wonderful 'This is Your Life Canon Joey' during the Mass. The congregation was entertained to refreshments in the Cabra Hall after Mass where Canon Joey and his nieces accepted cards and well wishes of the parishioners. Many more of them Canon Joey!

The photo above shows Clonduff Secretary, Anita Brannigan  presenting the Birthday Boy with a card on behalf of all in Clonduff GAC in Cabra Hall.

New Walking Club Launched

Between 50 and 60 people turned out (pictured below) on Thursday 10th February 2011 to support the launch of the new 'Hillbilli Ramblers' which is one of the activities organised as part of the GAA's Social Initiative. A committee was set up to formally register the club and the aim is to walk on the beautiful Mourne Mountains every second and fourth Sunday of the month setting out early in the morning.
Official Registration is in the Clonduff Clubrooms on Wednesday 9th March (8.30/9 pm)

First Walk (gentle 2-hour stroll) is on Sunday 13th March - details will be given at registration

After the first walk, walkers can choose to stay with the gentle group or can progress to a more active group - an experienced leader will accompany each group. Alternatively, if for some reason 2 or 3 people cannot make the designated day they can arrange to walk (in a small group) at a time convenient to themselves.

Clonduff Set Dancers in RTE Recording Studio

Clonduff Mixed Set Dancing team were invited to participate in TG4's 'An Jig Gig' to be screen in Autumn 2010. On Thursday 27th May 2010, the eight dancers (pictured above on the An Jig Gig set -  Jayme, Wendy and Elaine Farrell (Joe and Irene's son, daughter and daughter-in-law), Francis, Ursula and Niall Quinn (Maura and Jerry's children), John Cunningham (Peter and Goretti's son) and Joleen Morgan (Joe and Eileen Parr's daughter) and Joe Farrell, as their mentor, set out for RTE Building in Donnybrook Dublin to rehearse and record the show. Later in the morning a bus load of supporters set out for the studio. There was only a maximum of two minutes to showcase their talent so they performed a specially adapted and choreographed version of the 'Cavan Reel'.
Recording began about 2 15 pm and concluded about 4 45 pm - Clonduff were the 9th act out of 10 on stage and they danced brilliantly and got great comments from the judges. Unfortunately only one of the ten acts was progressing to the quarter final stage and it wasn't our team but they were in good company as a young man, who is a current world champion in his age group didn't make it either!
It was a wonderful experience for the supporters as well as for the dancers - they got to see exactly how a show is put together. What will be screened in under an hour took two and a half hours to record!
Look who supporters Jerry Quinn and Anita Brannigan ran into outside the recording studio - Micheál Ó Muírcheartaigh!

Niomhi Murray and Katherine Milligan were among the 9-strong youth delegation that travelled to Croke Park on Saturday 20^th February 2010 for the National Youth Forum which was attended by some 300 young people aged 16-20 years from throughout the country. The young people were transported to and from the event and were accompanied by County Youth Officer, Sean McCashin. Christy Cooney, the National President of the GAA address the young people and was in attendance throughout the day for the workshops and discussion groups.

The three priorities for the forum were,

1.     To bring together the broadest representation of members aged 16-20 from around the Association to share their stories, idea and ambitions for our clubs and the GAA of the future.

2.     To discover what they  believe to be the best practices, strengths and resources of the GAA in order to understand the positive core on which the GAA has been built as seen and experienced by the young attendees

experience and camaraderie and built up a good contact network.

Down's Iconic Event and National Congress 2010
On Friday 16th April, the Down Co Board hosted a magnificent event of Down Icons - the members of 1960/61 'Breakthrough Teams' hence the title 'Iconic Event'.
Down is hosting the National Congress in the Slieve Donard Hotel, Newcastle over the weekend 16th-18th April commencing at 7 pm. By way of a preliminary event they played host to the mighty men and their families of 1960/61 to mark the Golden Jubilee of that first title. Around 800 people were treated to lunch and drinks in the massive marquee in the grounds of the Slieve Donard. Every club in Down was invited to send along a limited number of representatives to the event. The mellifluous Jack Devaney compered the event which was attended by the great and the good in the world of GAA - Christy Cooney, Jack Boothman, Nicky Brennan, Paddy McFlynn, Peter McDermot (the man in the cap) dignitaries from the Ulster Council, and delegates from practically every county in the country as well as some well-known faces from the world of media - TV, Radio, Newspapers, etc.
One of the highlights was the address by Uachtarán na hEireann, Mary McAleese (who was accompanied by husband Martin). She voiced the feelings of everyone present by speaking of how honoured she was in the presence of these Icons and sadly some of whom had transferred to St Peter's team in the sky. She quoted that great Chinese Proverb "As we drink the water from the well, we should never forget who dug it" - the Men of 1960 dug the well from which Down Gaels have drunk on five occasions.
Each member of the squad and management or a family representative was individually introduced by Miceál Ó Murircheartaigh and presented with a specially commissioned Beellek China vase by Christy Cooney. Down Co Scór Sinir Instrumental Music Champions from Darragh Cross and Glenn's Declan McConaghy (Recitation/Story Telling) provided the entertainment.
This was a wonderful event with which to start Congress at which Clonduff's Ciarán McGreevy is Down's Youth Representative.
Clonduff was well represented in the congregation at the Congress Mass on Saturday evening and The Murray Family (Stephen, Sean and Mary Catherine) helped provide the Sacred Music; Scór singer Ruby Crothers was in the specially selected Choir and young Ross Carr (pictured above right) was selected to carry the Gifts in the Offertory Procession.

Club Chairperson Brian McGreevy and Events Secretary Sheenagh McConville visited the two primary schools on Thursday 15th April to distribute the invites and Entry Forms for the launch of the Clonduff GAC Community Support Scheme (CCSS).

Oifigeach Chultúrtha an Dúin organised their first ever County Table Quiz on Wednesday 3rd February 2010, held in Clonduff Clubrooms. Unfortunately there wasn't a great turnout - but such things have to start somewhere! Questions were set and asked, as Gaeilge, by the new Language and Cultural Officer, Ryan Doyle. Clonduff entered two teams which finished 2nd and 3rd, to qualify for the Ulster Final to be held in Eglish, Co Tyrone on Friday 12th February. (Mayobridge were the winners). The two Clonduff teams, pictured above, were (on the left) Brian Canavan, Ciara McKeown, Marie Walls and Anita Brannigan; and on the right Niamh Murray, Mary Catherine Morgan, Plunkett McConville, Brian McAleenan (Liatroim) and Kevin McShane.

On Friday Night the Canal Court Miller Suite was packed to capacity to see 'Strictly Come Dancing' organised by Clonduff's Paul McShane & Burren's Sean O'Hare. Clonduff's Frankie Quinn and Eliza Downey (Down Ladies Football Captain 2009) hosted the event.
Eight Couples participated in the show:
1. Aisling Pyers (Annaclone) & Conal McGovern (Burren)
2. Cathal Maginn (Clonduff) & Catherine McGovern (Burren)
3. Aiobheann Downey (Clonduff) & Eoin McCartan (Burren)
4. Grainne McKernan (Burren) & Danny Hughes (Saval)
5. Sheenagh McConville (Clonduff) & Eamon Toner (Burren)
6. Mairead Trainor (Burren) & Connor Toner (Burren)
7. Niamh Canavan (Saval) & Kevin McKernan (Burren)
8. Jacqueline O'Neill (Glassdrumman) & Dan McCartan (Burren)
Each couple performed 3 dances, a group dance, salsa dance and then a free-style dance. Judges on the night included Celebrity Bainisteoir Derek Davies, dance teacher Catherine Murphy and Five FM host Simon Burke. Everyone in the audience got a vote with their ticket, and then they had the opportunity to purchase additional votes.
The competition was won by Dirty Dancing Couple 'Jacqueline O'Neill & Dan McCartan, With Sheenagh McConville & Eamon Toner being placed runners up, followed by Aoibheann Downey and Eoin McCartan. The night was a great success with alot of money being raised for the Kenya Appeal 2010, and of course the Clonduff folk turned out in force to support the Clonduff Dancer's. Well Done to all to involved!!!
Photo Gallery - Top left - All eight couples
Top Right - The Clonduff Contingent (l to r) Cathal Maginn, Aoibheann Downey, Paul McShane (joint organiser), Sheenagh McConville and Francis Quinn (MC)
Left - Sheenagh McConville and Eamon Toner

Clonduff's 125 Trip to Dublin - On Wednesday 19th August 2009 more than 40 hardy souls gathered in Hilltown Square to board the bus that would take them to Dublin for the day. It was 8 30 am and the rain was falling in torrents but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the travellers.
This trip was jointly organised between Clonduff GAC and the Clonduff Historical Society, many of whose members overlap.
The further south the bus travelled the bluer the sky became and it remained like that all day! The first port of call was Croke Park - the assigned guide was Philip Archbold who led the group in an informative, entertaining, passionate and often amusing two hour tour of the stadium which simply flew past.
It was then on to the museum where the interactive area proved very popular and not only with the younger members of the group! Honestly you would think some people would have had more sense!
Following lunch at Croke Park the group made the short journey to Glasnevin Cemetery for another guided tour, feeling sure that Philip's 'performance' could not be topped! Sorry Philip it was by Shane Mac Tómais! Shane gave us a valuable insight into the history of Glasnevin as well as pointing out the final resting place of the some of the men and women who have helped to shape Ireland's past, present and future. The tour lasted one-and-a-half hours but it would be quite easy to spend an entire week browsing - there are 120 acres in the cemetery.
There were two magnificent guides on the tours - it is a pity that history in schools is not taught by people like these guys! The classes would be bursting at the seams!

Despite the torrential rain on both Saturday and Sunday evenings, Monday dawned dry though it changed for the worse just as the juveniles competitors in the Poc Fada reached home base. Nine lads (none of the girls were brave enough) accompanied by an adult started the course (a few lost the ball along the way). First home was Conor Grant but he (with Jamie Curran) had taken 17 pucks - one more than new course record holder, Shea Murnin. The three older lads plus nine adults, including two females, set out on the more gruelling adult course by which time the weather had worsened but brave souls that they are most (but not all) completed the course. Shauna McParlan, the only female finisher completed the course with 30 pucks. Course and event organiser Damien Farnon together with Jim Murnin and Shane Murray completed the course in 21 pucks each. The weather was too bad to stay on the mountain any longer - it was decided to have a Puck Off during the Sevens tournament on Tuesday. Damien Farnon was tied up with work - Jim and Shane agreed that Eddie Clancy could be Damien's 'proxy pucker' and how Eddie fulfilled that role! In the best of three pucks each man pucked further each time but neither Jim nor Shane could match even Eddie's shortest puck, consequently Damien was declared the winner. Great credit must go to Damien - he organises and marks out the route every year. In this year's event he walked the mountain four times - 1 to lay the course, 2 accompanying a group of juveniles, 3 competing himself and 4 lift the flags (though Gerry Coughlin helped with this task). So was there ever a more worthy winner?
The inclement weather meant that the remaining outdoor events planned for Monday evening either moved indoors or had to be cancelled and unfortunately that is what happened to The Boley Knockout in Clonduff Park! The Boley Fair is a community festival catering for all aspects of heritage and culture for all age groups - Boley's Got Talent is one such event. The Clonduff Camogs organised and produced a Tribute to Michael Jackson. Again the staging of the event fell foul of the weather on the outdoor stage but it moved indoors to The Downshire Arms. Unfortunately the stage was just a bit small for the 13 man/woman tribute group (which incidentally won 2nd prize) but not to be outdone they restaged it outside Lowry's Pub when the rain settled a bit!
Tuesday was the only dry day (apart from Opening Night) - a large crowd enjoyed Hugo Duncan in The Square before moving to Clonduff Park for the now traditional Boley Sevens. People arrived wearing t-shirts and whilst it turned colder later  it was a very pleasant day. Four teams turned up for the football (unfortunately none for the Camogie) and it was decided to run the event on a League basis with each team being guaranteed three games and the winner the team with most points at the end - in the event of a tie there would be a play-off. There were three players who had returned from the US (all on Cabra teams) especially to play in the Sevens. A very pleasing aspect of the day was the number of participants who have moved into the parish and have not previously played for Clonduff teams - the Sevens is about community and craic! After the first round of games some of the players were finding the pace just a bit much (it is an over 30s event though in hindsight some players should have been asked to produce their birth certificates) and it was agreed to reduce the playing time from 7½ mins to 5 mins each way. Gerry Coughlin (Clonduff Senior Hurling Manager and qualified referee) and Henry Brown (Minor player and Young Whistler) took charge of the games - generally everybody behaved themselves and allowed the referees to get on with the job of refereeing. Unfortunately, in the last game of the day Conor Donnan sustained a dislocated finger and had to go to hospital (thanks to Collie Lynch). The good news is that after treatment Conor was allowed home with some strong painkillers. The tournament was a close affair but Cabra 1 with two wins and a draw were declared winners with Ballygorian (2 wins) close runners-up. Players from both teams received Boley Fair plaques which were presented by Anne McKeown the Boley Fair Secretary for 2009.

Clonduff GAC's Very First Golf Classic - 15 June 2001

The Trail Blazers	The Winners	The Mourne Windows
These four young Clonduff men were the very first team to tee off in the first ever Clonduff Golf Classic. Left to right - Damian Smith, John Fegan, Stephen Brannigan, Damian Fearon	This team, representing Dromara GFC returned a magnificent score of 103 to collect first prize.	Four more Clonduff men, represented Mourne Windows, the senior team sponsors. Left to right - Shane Fitzpatrick, Oliver Morgan, Tooter (Thomas) Murnin and Paul McConville

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