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Club Notes
Tue, 16 Jun 2026
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Our seniors drew 0-16 to 1-13 at home to Clonoe last Thursday. This Thursday (18th) both senior and reserve teams are in action in Páirc Ghearrdhroma at 6:45 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. against Galbally and then on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. they are away to Carrickmore.
Coaching continues on Saturday mornings for all our U6.5, U8.5 and U10.5 teams at 10:00 a.m.
All patrons are asked to take note that the main car park in Páirc Ghearrdhroma is closed now for the foreseeable future with the ongoing development, all players and parents will have received instructions for parking and dropping off via Whatsapp groups, please abide by these instructions. Pedestrian access on match days will still be allowed through the main gate but note that parking is strictly forbidden on the pathways on the main Omagh road.
The club will be running their Summer Barbecue on Saturday 27th June in the Corner Bar, an event for everyone to look forward to, the draw for the players development fundraiser will also take place that night.
Earlier on the 27th there will be a Family Fun Day in Páirc Ghearrdhroma for all our youth players and parents, details will be sent through the Whatsapp groups.
Can the parents of any child in the parish that is intending to attend An Gaeltacht this year, please contact club secretary Joe Rafferty (07821 719969) as the club are providing bursaries towards the cost for any children attending.
The Ciorcal Comhrá continues every Sunday morning in The Village Table from 11am-12 noon.
The Torthaí Lató (lotto winning numbers) for last week (10th) were 7, 14, 15, 18, 27 and 28 there were 14 winners with 4 correct numbers each. Next week’s jackpot in Ireland's biggest club is £25,000, remember you can do the lotto via tickets in all local shops or online at www.dromoregfc.com.
Votes of sympathy were passed at the recent monthly to the Slevin (Adrian), Slevin (Agnes), McGale (Helen – Drumragh), Irwin (Paddy – Fivemiletown) and Conroy (Barry – Beragh) on their recent bereavements.
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