GAA: ST EUNAN’S CLUB NOTES
Club Notes – Naomh Adhamhnáin – 11.07.11The Seniors moved up the League table after a good away win against Naomh Conaill, holding on to win by a point. They have no match this weekend. The Reserves had no game at the weekend as Naomh Conaill were unable to field a Reserve team. The Juniors also had no game last week and no fixtures were available at the time of going to press.Best of luck to Rory, Kevin and Donegal in the Ulster Final on Sunday in Clones against neighbours, Derry. There is a fantastic Ulster Final Preview Night in the Mt. Errigal Hotel this Wednesday (13th) evening at 8:30pm. Manus Boyle, Tony Scullion, Nudie Hughes, Paddy Bradley and Brendan Devenney will all be on stage with Highland Radio’s Charlie Collins.Tickets are just €10.The U-21 Football Championship is scheduled for next Tuesday night, July 19th. The lads have a tough start at home to holders Naomh Conaill.The U-14 Boys continued their good form with a good win over Fanad Gaels on Sunday. They take on Burt this Wednesday in the Park at 7:30pm. The U-14 Div. 2 Boys travel to neighbours Termon this Wednesday.The U-10 Go Games teams are back in action this Saturday. The U-10 team travel to Termon with the U-9’s also away from home as they travel to Buncrana. There is no Sunday Morning U-10 Football Academy this week due to Donegal’s involvement in the Ulster Final.The Minor Hurling Championship final is on this Friday in O’Donnell Park at 7pm. Please come and support our boys. No U-16 Hurling game this week. U-12 Hurlers play Setanta this Thursday in O’Donnell Park. The U14 Camogie team played the all-county League Blitz on Saturday in Ballybofey. The girls won two matches and were very unlucky not to win a third match. In the final two matches the girls were tired out. The next camogie blitzes include July 15th for the U10’s in Burt @6pm, 22nd for U10’s and U14s and finally 29th for the U12’s in Donegal Town. The camogie referee course for adults & young whistlers has been postponed. If you wish to attend the course please contact Gavin Craig.U-12 Hurling training is on Tuesday at 5:30pm. U-16 & Minor training is on each Monday at 5:30pm. There will be a further U-10 Hurling blitz on 24th July. The Friday Hurling / Camogie Academy is open to new players and begins at 6:30pm.Our under 8 Hurlers attended a blitz hosted by the Letterkenny Gaels on Sunday 10th July, Aodh Ruadh, Four Masters and Setanta also attended. Again we had a huge turnout of players and parents and fielded three very competitive teams playing seven games each. Thanks to the hosts for a well organised and enjoyable day.There were 7 match 3 winners in this week’s Lotto draw and they each win €15. Walshie c/o Adrian; Denis Boyle, Manor; David Ryan, 16 Westhill; Aoife Barrett, Stonepark Mountcharles (all Adrian); Noel Keaveny, Drumany; Tom Wherity, Cullion Rd. and Mrs. J.E. Gallagher, Sallaghgrane (all card). Winnings can be collected from Blake’s Bar. Next week’s jackpot is €1,075. GAA: ST EUNAN’S CLUB NOTES was last modified: July 12th, 2011 by gregShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:GAA: ST EUNAN’S CLUB NOTES
Liverpool news live: Klopp reveals when Minamino will play and issues injury update Sturridge’s sensational strike earned the Reds a point The duo were caught on camera laughing and smiling during the game “That was an extraordinary show. Just 10 minutes earlier, I saw Klopp looking at me with the game going on. I asked: “Why are you smiling?” He replied: “Aren’t you having fun?”“I said: “so much” and he added: “me too.” He was losing at the time.“Even after the equaliser, remembering that moment, we hugged like two old friends. I’m sure he would’ve done the same even if Liverpool hadn’t equalised. latest Maurizio Sarri revealed what Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said to him after being caught on camera smiling and joking on the touch-line in west London.The Chelsea coach was pacing the touchline next to his opposite number during the pulsating clash at Stamford Bridge last month. 3 Eden Hazard opened the scoring for the hosts, before a late stunner from Daniel Sturridge ensured the points were shared.However, much of the talk after the game was about the exchange between the two managers on the touchline.And now, former Napoli boss Sarri has revealed exactly what was said.“There are moments when the grand spectacle of it all convinces you to put aside any regrets,” he told Corriere dello Sport. “Even if you concede at the last minute or five minutes into stoppage time. LATEST Most Popular Football Stories Green reveals how he confronted Sarri after Chelsea’s 6-0 defeat at Man City Every time Ally McCoist lost it on air in 2019, including funny XI reactions Gerrard launches furious touchline outburst as horror tackle on Barisic sparks chaos tense revealed The average first-team salaries at every Premier League club in 2019 Sarri has revealed the extraordinary chat he had with Klopp on the Stamford Bridge touch-line Boxing Day fixtures: All nine Premier League games live on talkSPORT 3 scrap BEST OF gameday cracker 3 Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Ndidi bid, targets named, Ozil is ‘skiving little git’ “The Premier League has this joy of football.”The two rivals are still unbeaten this season in the league, sitting alongside Manchester City on top of the Premier League table with 20 points.
Police in Northern Ireland are urging the public to be vigilant after a Derry woman lost more than £20,000 in an online romance scam.The report was made to police on Tuesday, October 15.It was reported that the woman met the man, who claimed to be a soldier, online and after a period of time he asked her for money claiming his account was frozen. The conman subsequently persuaded the woman to give him her online banking details, which he used to send money to various individuals.The fraudster also persuaded the woman to give him other personal details so he could obtain further money from her.In total, the woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, lost just over £20,500.Enquiries are continuing to establish what, if any of this money, can be recovered. Chief Superintendent Simon Walls said: “No matter how big or small the amount of money is that a victim loses, every loss is felt by those targeted.“However, this scam, where a victim has been swindled out of a significant amount of money, shows why it’s so important for people to be vigilant.“This woman trusted this man who unfortunately was only after one thing – her money.“That is devastating for her.“If anything, this is a stark reminder of why it is so important for families to have conversations with their loved ones about scams.” Chief Superintendent Walls added: “We continue to receive reports of fraud on a regular basis, for example, as recently as Tuesday (15th October) we had a report of a person being contacted by people claiming to represent HMRC and telling them they owed money.“Thankfully no money was lost.“When it comes to scams, our message is simple – never ever disclose your personal or banking details to anyone over the phone or online, no matter how convincing they sound to you. Advertisement “Never disclose them to any unauthorised person or allow anyone access to them via your computer.”Public urged to be on their guard after women lose £20K in online scam was last modified: October 19th, 2019 by Shaun KeenanShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)
ARCATA >> Ja’Quan Gardner and Alex Cappa have been the foundation of what the Humboldt State football team has been able to do on offense the past two-plus season.And they’re continuing to rack up the awards — for good reason.Gardner, the Jacks’ record-setting junior running back, and Cappa, the man who blocks for No. 32 and protects quarterback Robert Webber’s blind side, were both named 2016 Conference Commissioner’s Association Super Region Three first-team all-region selections.Both …
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Chelsea hat-trick hero Abraham: We can do betterby Paul Vegasa month agoSend to a friendShare the loveChelsea striker Tammy Abraham says there’s more to come from him after his hat-trick at Wolves.He admitted afterwards that there was still plenty for the team to work on, although winning while learning and adapting was the most important thing.”It’s been an amazing day,” reflected Abraham to chelseafc.com. “Coming to a place like Wolves is never easy so the manner of the victory is something we can be very pleased with. We played well, scored goals and got three points to take home with us so it’s been a great day.”Obviously we did concede two goals and that is something we’re disappointed about because a clean sheet would have been fantastic but we will take the positives out of this performance and take it into the next game.” About the authorPaul VegasShare the loveHave your say
There will be some new voices being heard through your TV speakers during the Final Four and NCAA Tournament national championship game this season. CBS announced Tuesday morning that longtime Final Four broadcaster Jim Nantz will announce the two semifinal games and national title bout with Bill Raftery and Grant Hill. Nantz, Greg Anthony and Steve Kerr announced the 2014 Final Four, while Nantz, Kerr and Clark Kellog had announced the previous three. Nantz has called every Final Four since 1991. CBS Sports and Turner Sports name Bill Raftery + Grant Hill game analysts for 2015 NCAA #FinalFour + National Champ, http://t.co/iQT6iITpOR— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) February 3, 2015Raftery and Hill will join team of Jim Nantz and reporter @tracywolfson to call games together throughout 2015 NCAA Tournament— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) February 3, 2015This season’s Final Four will take place at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on April 4, with the national championship game occurring on April 6. We’ll be filling out brackets in no time.
To facilitate improvement efforts, the Council hosted two town hall meetings, along with representatives from the OUR and the utility companies, to discuss the challenges and develop possible solutions to better serve this group. Some proposed solutions included establishing special desks for persons with disabilities in these offices, training staff in sign language and how to assist persons with disabilities, as well as closed-captioning for telecommunications services. Story Highlights The Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD) is working with the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) to improve service provided by utility and telecommunications companies to consumers within the disabled community.Executive Director of the JCPD, Dr. Christine Hendricks, told JIS News that the collaboration is essential for promoting greater inclusion of these persons in the society.“We are aware that persons with disabilities are an underserved population in our society, and so this initiative with the OUR is welcomed by the disabled. We looked at the challenges persons with disabilities face when seeking services in these facilities and how these companies can better serve this group,” she said.To facilitate improvement efforts, the Council hosted two town hall meetings, along with representatives from the OUR and the utility companies, to discuss the challenges and develop possible solutions to better serve this group.The first meeting was held on May 22 in Montego Bay, St. James. It was attended by persons with disabilities residing in the western section of the island.The second meeting was held on May 29 in Kingston with representatives from the OUR, the JCPD, utility and telecommunications companies and the Office of the Cabinet. Persons with disabilities from parishes within the central and eastern regions of the island attended the meeting.Among the challenges outlined by them were issues of access to these facilities, inability to effectively communicate with customer service agents and limited telecommunication options for persons who are visually impaired.Some proposed solutions included establishing special desks for persons with disabilities in these offices, training staff in sign language and how to assist persons with disabilities, as well as closed-captioning for telecommunications services.“They listened to the challenges and also listened to some of the proposed solutions, some of which they admitted they would not have thought of, because persons with disabilities are usually the best people to tell you how to serve them. Out of those engagements, we had commitments for the companies to work closer with the JCPD and ensure that when persons with disabilities come into their offices, they would be better served,” she said. The Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD) is working with the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) to improve service provided by utility and telecommunications companies to consumers within the disabled community.
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The company says in a release that bird deterrents used on tailings ponds weren’t in place for smaller bodies of water.It says those ponds are now included in its waterfowl protection plan.In 2010, Syncrude was fined $3 million after more than 1,600 ducks died when they landed on a tailings pond.That same year, more than 550 birds had to be killed when an early winter storm forced them to land on waste ponds belonging to Syncrude and Suncor Energy. FORT MCMURRAY, A.B. – Syncrude has agreed to plead guilty and pay $2.75 million in fines over the deaths of 31 great blue herons at an Alberta oilsands mine.The birds were found dead or dying in 2015 at an abandoned sump pond at Syncrude’s Mildred Lake mine north of Fort McMurray.Syncrude subsequently faced charges of failing to properly store a hazardous substance under Alberta legislation as well as federal charges under the Migratory Birds Act.