Lotto

Draw result for Sunday 3rd April 2016. Winning Numbers, 4-9-21-27. No Jackpot winner. 5 X €30.00 Monthly Sellers Prizes, Paul Rudden, Mary Rafferty, Mary Mc Philips, K O Connor, Anne Mc Avinney. 10 X €15.00. Lucky Dip Prize-winners, Sean McCabe, Cloncorick, Newtownbutler; Cathal King, Scotshouse; Liam McDonald & Mary McEntee, Connons; John Duffy, O Neill Park, Clones; Eileen Clerkin, Scotshouse, Daniel Kiernan, C/O Paul Rudden; Gretta, Majella & Hugh C/O McGinn’s Newbliss; Ronan King, Scotshouse; Vincent Lynch, Clones; Michael Victory, Scotshouse.

Next Draw will be in Connolly’s Bar on Sunday 10th April 2016. The Jackpot will now be €3,600.00.

Seniors.

The Monaghan Electrical Intermediate Football League gets into full swing on Saturday evening next with the visit of Killanny to Scotshouse for a 7.00 p.m. throw in. Then on Wednesday night it’s away to Cremartin for round 3. This game also has a 7.00 p.m. start.

Youth Affairs

Under 12’s.

We lost out to Killeevan in a keenly contested game in Scotshouse on Saturday last. The first half was nip and tuck all the way but Killeevan pulled away in the latter stages of the second half. Our final game in the Spring League series in on Saturday 16th April at 2pm in Scotshouse when we take on Latton.

Under 14’s.

Patrick Emmett’s under 14’s next game is on Saturday next (9th) at 2pm in Aghabog when we take on Clontibret.

Under 16’s. Patrick Emmett’s under 16’s play Doohamlet in their first game on Thursday 14th April in Doohamlet with a throw in time of 7pm.

Minors

Patrick Emmets began their league against Clones on Tuesday last. Next Tuesday (12th) they are away in Smithborough at 1830. All support is welcome.

‘Go Games’ The very popular Go Games gets underway on Saturday 9th April when our under 10’s go the Killeevan for a 10am to 12 noon series of games. All to be there please for 9:45am. The under 8’s Go Games will be at the same time and venue the following Saturday, (16th).

‘1916’ Commemoration.

The 23rd April 1916 is significant because on that day, the eve of the Easter rising, the course of Irish history was changed, ‘changed utterly’, forever. So it is fitting that this year, 2016, on Saturday April 23rd, Currin GFC will commemorate this historic event with an evening of music, discussion, storytelling and song in our local Community Centre in Scotshouse. Our local schools, St Enda’s and St Comghall’s, will team up with local singers and musicians to complement a unique discussion on the distinctive and diverse perspectives that pertained in this locality around the time of the rebellion. Currin’s, Monaghan Minor Footballer of the Year 1985, Dr Eoghan Moore, will lead an ‘All Star’ selection including George Knight, Seamus Mc Quillan and Seamus Mc Caffrey, in this discussion. Subscription will be voluntary with proceeds going to local charities. Refreshments will be served on the night. So keep free Saturday 23rd April.