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CLUB NOTES
Clodiagh Gaels
Champions 2018
Junior A Football
Clodiagh Gaels Club Notes 10th May 2021
Clodiagh
Gaels Membership
Membership
prices for the coming year are as follows:
€100
for playing & gym membership
€80
for playing membership without gym
€30
for non players
€50
for a couple
Membership
to Clodiagh Gaels will cover membership to the walking tracking in Killeigh Gaa
pitch and it will also cover free admission to Clodiagh Gaels league games in
both Killeigh and Killurin Gaa pitch’s. Membership cards will be distributed
and must be shown on admittance to both gaa pitch’s for league games.
Membership
is being collected by Kevin Hinch 0877684671. He will accept money
through the Revolut App, Bank Transfer and cash.
Killeigh
Gaa Lotto
Killeigh
Gaa Lotto has resumed again after a brief break due to the covid 19
restrictions. Tickets can be sourced from the usual outlets.
Club
Shop
We
have a club shop on the O'Neills sports website where you can purchase all the
latest club merchandise. To find the clothing just type "Clodiagh
Gaels" into the search bar on the O'Neills website and all the club
merchandise will be available to purchase.
Notes
for Inclusion
Anybody
wishing to include items in the weekly Clodiagh Gaels GAA notes can do so by
emailing gaelsclodiagh@yahoo.ie or
texting 0877684671 before 7pm on Sunday evenings. Please follow Clodiagh Gaels
on Facebook and Twitter for all the latest club news.
Election of Officers
Chairman - Mark Sheil
Vice Chairman - Paul O’Rourke
Secretary- Willie Grennan
Assistant Secretary - TBC
Treasurer - Willie Casey
Assistant Treasurer - Peter Hinch
PRO - Kevin Hinch
Thank you to outgoing secretary Mary Brady and Treasurer Martina Gorman who both worked tirelessly for the time that they were in their positions.
THE CELTIC TRINITY IS AN ANCIENT CELTIC SYMBOL OF UNITY AND STRENGTH TOGETHER
THE THREE POINTS OF THE SYMBOL REPRESENTS KILLEIGH, KILLURIN AND CLODIAGH GAELS
THE CROSS AT THE TOP TO CELEBRATE THE RICH HISTORY OF RELIGIOUS FOLLOWING THROUGH THE FRANCISCAN ABBEY IN KILLEIGH AND BISHOP WILLIAM QUARTER IN KILLURIN
THE TOWER OF MULLAGH HILL AND CHURCH RUINS TO SYMBOLISE THE KILLURIN HERITAGE
THE OAK TREE IN THE VALLEY TO SYMBOLISE THE KILLEIGH HERITAGE
THE RIVER CLODIAGH IS THE RIVER FROM WHICH THE NEW CLUB DERIVES ITS NAME
THE HURLEYS AND FOOTBALLS SIGNIFY THE CODES IN WHICH WE WILL COMPETE