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signed on: 07/02/2012 13:08:56
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Couldn't believe Bridie McGuckin died last night, not long after Gerry. R.I.P and condolences to Joe McGuckin who is a volunteer and great ambassador for the club.
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signed on: 06/02/2012 21:09:01
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encouraging start tonight in the club and St Pat's with the u8s and fundamentals kicking off the new season. great numbers out already. great to see the new blood, both in the kids and in the coaching. Saw Brian Murphy and Kevin Ruddy to name but two. Bronagh was her usual inspirational self in the club.
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Well done to the Corn na nOg lads on Saturday, hard luck to St Pats camogs on Saturday (narrowly defeasted by Presentation Kilkenny -2pts), well done to our seniors yesterday on a fine victory and finally good luck to the Macrory lads (which should include Oisin) for their match tomorrow night.
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signed on: 04/02/2012 22:06:24
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congratulate the St Patrick's Maghera Corn na n-Óg (U 14.5 Football) team who have qualified for the BT Ulster Colleges Corn na n-Óg final after beating Omagh CBS by 2-6 to 2-4 today at Greencastle, also includes a number of wattys too
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signed on: 04/02/2012 20:53:13
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what time is senior game v magherafelt sunday?
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signed on: 04/02/2012 09:08:43
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When is u12 training starting? i cant wait
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signed on: 03/02/2012 08:39:51
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Yet another big weekend ahead for our youth, good luck to all the Glen lads (Paul, Conor Con, Conor Gal, Conor Car, Danny, Dougie & Stevie) involved with St Pats Macrory team in their quarter final tonight in Armagh at 7.30 & good luck to St Pats senior camogs in their all Ireland quarter final tomorrow at 1pm in Ballymena especially the watty girls Rebecca, Charlotte, Emer & Sinead.
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signed on: 01/02/2012 21:28:05
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id just like to state to nicky and co. below that i was one of the lucky ones, my eyesight is perfect, WHAT A GUY!!
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signed on: 01/02/2012 10:11:50
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i would like to thank joe for all his support this year on behalf of the minor panel. me and joe got on so well and enjoyed the laugh as i called him a turkey, thanks joe again :) private joke there :) make sure this is up so he can see that we all respected the man. great guy :):)
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signed on: 31/01/2012 21:47:34
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yes the girls will need their sticks and helmets, and if you could also send an extra sock to cover the bottom of the hurl for use indoors, thanks
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signed on: 31/01/2012 15:53:10
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Girls should bring sticks on Wednesday night along with a football sock to put over the base of the hurl in order to make them suitable for indoor use.
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signed on: 31/01/2012 12:48:02
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Do the girls need their camogie sticks for the training on wednesday or is it fitness and fun like last year
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signed on: 30/01/2012 16:26:51
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Not sure that Niall would be a great referee. I've seen him out at the discos and I reckon his eyesight wouldn't be great! ;-)
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signed on: 30/01/2012 13:25:27
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Seen young Niall Mallon doing a fine job refeering the u14 game on Sunday....maybe he can make the step up to become the next club referee, I'm sure Peader will show him the ropes.
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signed on: 30/01/2012 13:20:39
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Who were the u14s playing??
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signed on: 16/01/2012 20:00:48
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very well said Frankie. instead of resting on our laurels, we should be redoubling our collective efforts starting with a big turnout on Wednesday night in the Club at 7.30. I'm sure there are now loads of parents and supporters who would love to help out the club in some way; be that as a coach on a Sunday morning or perhaps just becoming amember of Club Glen. The question is, are these people being asked? We have a feel good factor around the Club and it would be a shame if ithat wasn't utilised to the max. With the Scor activity and the setting up of the Youth Club we are on the right road to what a proper Club should look like. Not everyone is talented or athletic enough to show their prowess on a football or camogie fiield. Glen should be able to offer members the opportunity to participate in a Drama Group, learn the Irish language.or complete a keep fit class. With the proposed new facilities, the Social Club should have rooms that are conducive to running the above. Of course al this takes money, vision masterplan and goal setting. We should look at what we want our facilities to lok like in 5 and 10 years time and what we need to do to get there. The Senior football and senior camogie champioships will and should always be, top of the pile of ambitions, but there are lots of other parameters, both physical and social that could be used as barometers of success. Let's start asking, firstly for help to run th club or coach, 2nd, let's not be afraid to ask for Club Glen forms to be completed. Lastly, to those people who previously cancelled their Club Glen membership to prove a point or make a statement, ask yourself, who are you really hurting in the long run??
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signed on: 16/01/2012 14:48:06
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maybe if you published a list of the "Club Glen" members you may find you would have more members. People would lead you to beleve they are members. Name and shame. What a year we had PLEASE dont let that enthusiasm get lost. All under age parents should be asked at the registration night if they are members as they hand in the youth forms. After all our club is in their hands.
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Well done Hannah on winning the Ulster title a great achievement roll on Castlebar!
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signed on: 15/01/2012 21:09:39
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Mr Kearney makes an excellent point. On the back of the Club's success is the realisation that there needs to be a push towards having the best facilities that the members and other interested parties can afford. There is a feel-good factor and public relations coup when people realise that the Club is moving forward on all fronts.
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signed on: 15/01/2012 17:07:56
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Congratulation to Hannah Feguson on winning the Ulster Soor na Og on Saturday, the clubs 2nd Ulster title in a fortnight, not bad, Good luck to her in Castlebar on 18/2/2012 in the All Ireland Final
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signed on: 14/01/2012 11:52:24
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It's fine to see how quite a number of watty supporters -parents, former players, family members - are now alert to the surge Glen have made in standing among the clubs of Derry and Ulster. An outstanding year with winning so many trophies culminating in the Ulster Minor Championship. Years of dedicated coaching and support coming towards fruition. Now everybody, - YOU each have a major paert to play in taking all this success to a new high level. More capital development needed at Watty Park eg new changing rooms, rebound wall (to benefit both camogie and football), new floodlights on the upper pitch, additional storage for equipment, -- now we urgently need a replacement ball-stop net at the road end of the upper pitch. This all will need what you can provide -- regular finance injection. This is quite easy via a Club Glen regular standing order ( £10/mth or £30/qrtr ) -- works out at £2.50/week. Ask yourself if such a small contribution (equal approx to the cost of 1 beer !!! ) is worthwhile if balanced against the magnificent feel-good factor we all got from this outstanding year of achievement. Many are now referring to themselves as "Watty supporters" -- ok, great to have you with us. Now be positive in your "support" -- you are welcome to play your part. EITHER download the standing order form on the home page or contact Frank Kearney directly on 07716757223 and all can be set in place. Do please take this opportunity to help move Watty Gs onwards and upwards.
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signed on: 13/01/2012 15:31:57
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With teams up and down the country getting these 3G and 4G pitches is there any plans for us to develop something similar? Perhaps where the training pitch is? Obviously this would only be realistic if the money was in place. Wouldn't want the club getting into debt. Especially in the current climate.
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signed on: 13/01/2012 10:55:59
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I hear the Minors made a great impression with their mature and dignified behaviour in Glenview Primary. It has also been said to me that the success of the teams has given a great boost to the whole community.
We are blessed with some great young people around the Club.
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signed on: 12/01/2012 15:16:00
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great idea for the minors to be visiting the primary schools. We gotta sing and spread the Watty gospel loud and clear!
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signed on: 12/01/2012 12:19:48
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We had a great visit from the Minors this morning, Joe spoke really well. All the children thoroughly enjoyed it and many of them wore their colours. Think we could have more recruits!!
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