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Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: MON,WED,THU,FRI Schooldays 8C01 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0735 1510 Actual Hrs: 7.60 Spreadover: 10.00Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 7.60 Clock OFF:1246 1735 Driv. Hrs: 2.28 Distance: 47.20 PREPARE BUS Service No.55H Service No.Light Revenue No.1152(O) Craigavon Bus Depot0745 St Michaels Grammar Greers Corner0810 School, Lurgan1540 Back of Church1545 Service No.49H St Marys School Revenue No.1127(O) Grounds, Arthur Street1550 UPLIFT ALL ST PAULS,ST St Pauls School Gates, MARYS,ST MICHAELS AND Francis Street Lurgan1553 LISMORE PUPILS EN ROUTE Esky Crossroads1610 Greers Corner0810 Lurganville0812 Service No.55H Hillsborough Road0817 Revenue No.1152(I) Maralin0824 Esky Crossroads1612 Robinsons Corner0825 Recky1620 Lurgan, Market Street0835 Ballynery Road1625 Shankill Estate, Lurgan0837 Craigavon Bus Depot1635 St Pauls School Gates, Service No.YARD Francis Street Lurgan0840 Craigavon Bus Depot1635 Service No.46H Craigavon Bus Depot1730 Revenue No.1105(I) YARD DUTIES St Pauls School Gates, Francis Street Lurgan0845 Taghnevin, Estate0848 Downshire Avenue0851 Lismore School0855 Service No.Light Lismore School0856 Craigavon Bus Depot0900 PAY IN 0900 - 0915 Service No.YARD Craigavon Bus Depot0915 Craigavon Bus Depot1246 YARD DUTIES PREPARE BUS Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot1515 St Michaels Grammar School, Lurgan1530 Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:55 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: TUE Schooldays 8C01 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0735 1345 Actual Hrs: 7.60 Spreadover: 8.58Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 7.60 Clock OFF:1246 1610 Driv. Hrs: 2.28 Distance: 43.80 PREPARE BUS Service No.55H Service No.Light Revenue No.1152(O) Craigavon Bus Depot0745 St Michaels Grammar Greers Corner0810 School, Lurgan1415 Back of Church1420 Service No.49H St Marys School Revenue No.1127(O) Grounds, Arthur Street1425 UPLIFT ALL ST PAULS,ST St Pauls School Gates, MARYS,ST MICHAELS AND Francis Street Lurgan1428 LISMORE PUPILS EN ROUTE Esky Crossroads1445 Greers Corner0810 Lurganville0812 Service No.55H Hillsborough Road0817 Revenue No.1152(I) Maralin0824 Esky Crossroads1447 Robinsons Corner0825 Recky1455 Lurgan, Market Street0835 Ballynery Road1500 Shankill Estate, Lurgan0837 Craigavon Bus Depot1510 St Pauls School Gates, Service No.YARD Francis Street Lurgan0840 Craigavon Bus Depot1510 Service No.46H Craigavon Bus Depot1605 Revenue No.1105(I) YARD DUTIES St Pauls School Gates, Francis Street Lurgan0845 Taghnevin, Estate0848 Downshire Avenue0851 Lismore School0855 Service No.Light Lismore School0856 Craigavon Bus Depot0900 PAY IN 0900 - 0915 Service No.YARD Craigavon Bus Depot0915 Craigavon Bus Depot1246 YARD DUTIES PREPARE BUS Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot1350 St Michaels Grammar School, Lurgan1405 Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:55 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: MON,WED,THU,FRI Schooldays 8C02 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0745 1510 Actual Hrs: 7.60 Spreadover: 9.83Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 7.60 Clock OFF:1256 1735 Driv. Hrs: 2.20 Distance: 51.30 PREPARE BUS PREPARE BUS Service No.Light Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot0755 Craigavon Bus Depot1515 Portadown, High Street0803 Lismore School1520 IF REQUIRED UPLIFT PUPILS Service No.46H AT DEPOT GATE Revenue No.1105(O) Service No.62 Lismore School1525 Revenue No.1166(O) Taghnevin, Estate1529 UPLIFT TECH AND ACADEMY Edward Street1533 PUPILS ONLY ALSO PUPIL St Marys School FOR DROMORE HIGH Grounds, Arthur Street1535 SCHOOL IN GILFORD SQUARE Service No.53H Portadown, High Street0806 Revenue No.1220(O) Portadown, St Marys School Carrickblacker Road0808 Grounds, Arthur Street1540 Sandringham0810 Aghagallon1552 Long Lane0813 Aghalee, Cairn Road1557 Drumlyn Hill0815 Gawleys Gate1605 Gilford, Square0820 Service No.53H Banbridge Academy0833 Revenue No.1221(I) Banbridge, Church Gawleys Gate1605 Square0835 Aghagallon, Whitehall Service No.Light Corner1613 Banbridge, Church Craigavon Bus Depot1630 Square0837 Service No.YARD Curries Turn0845 Craigavon Bus Depot1630 Service No.56H Craigavon Bus Depot1730 Revenue No.1218(I) YARD DUTIES Curries Turn0845 Johnnys Turn0846 Waringstown, Clare Road End0848 Waringstown, Village Inn0849 Lurgan Junior High School0857 Service No.Light Lurgan Junior High School0900 Craigavon Bus Depot0910 PAY IN 0910 - 0925 Service No.YARD Craigavon Bus Depot0925 Craigavon Bus Depot1256 YARD DUTIES Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:56 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: TUE Schooldays 8C02 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0745 1350 Actual Hrs: 7.60 Spreadover: 8.50Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 7.60 Clock OFF:1256 1615 Driv. Hrs: 2.37 Distance: 54.00 PREPARE BUS PREPARE BUS Service No.Light Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot0755 Craigavon Bus Depot1355 Portadown, High Street0803 St Marys School IF REQUIRED UPLIFT PUPILS Grounds, Arthur Street1405 AT DEPOT GATE Service No.53H Service No.62 Revenue No.1220(O) Revenue No.1166(O) St Marys School UPLIFT TECH AND ACADEMY Grounds, Arthur Street1415 PUPILS ONLY ALSO PUPIL Aghagallon1427 FOR DROMORE HIGH Aghalee, Cairn Road1432 SCHOOL IN GILFORD Gawleys Gate1440 SQUARE Portadown, High Street0806 Service No.53H Portadown, Revenue No.1221(I) Carrickblacker Road0808 Gawleys Gate1440 Sandringham0810 Aghagallon, Whitehall Long Lane0813 Corner1448 Drumlyn Hill0815 Lismore School1505 Gilford, Square0820 Service No.46H Banbridge Academy0833 Revenue No.1105(O) Banbridge, Church Lismore School1515 Square0835 Taghnevin, Estate1519 Service No.Light Edward Street1523 Banbridge, Church Square0837 Service No.Light Curries Turn0845 Edward Street1523 Craigavon Bus Depot1530 Service No.56H Revenue No.1218(I) Service No.YARD Curries Turn0845 Craigavon Bus Depot1530 Johnnys Turn0846 Craigavon Bus Depot1610 Waringstown, Clare YARD DUTIES Road End0848 Waringstown, Village Inn0849 Lurgan Junior High School0857 Service No.Light Lurgan Junior High School0900 Craigavon Bus Depot0910 PAY IN 0910 - 0925 Service No.YARD Craigavon Bus Depot0925 Craigavon Bus Depot1256 YARD DUTIES Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:56 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: MON,WED,THU,FRI Schooldays 8PT1 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0730 1515 Actual Hrs: 4.08 Spreadover: 9.33Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 4.08 Clock OFF:1000 1650 Driv. Hrs: 3.30 Distance: 73.70 PREPARE BUS Service No.53H Service No.63H Revenue No.1147(I) Lodge Corner, Bus stop1610 Revenue No.1172(I) PICK UP PUPIL AT THE BUS Gawleys Gate1620 STOP OPPOSITE DEPOT Aghagallon, Whitehall GATE FOR NEWRY - SOME Corner1630 PUPILS ARE NOW FARE Craigavon Bus Depot1645 PAYING Craigavon Bus Depot0740 Highfield Park0742 The Lakes0745 Pinebank0746 Lurgan, Market Street0750 Gilford, Square0805 Banbridge, War Memorial0820 Loughbrickland, Mace Shop0825 Abbey Grammar School0840 Sacred Heart Grammar School, Newry0843 Newry, St Colemans College0853 Service No.Light Newry, St Colemans College0855 Craigavon Bus Depot0945 PAY IN 0945 - 1000 Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot1520 St Pauls School, Francis Street Lurgan1530 Service No.53H Revenue No.1212(O) St Pauls School, Francis Street Lurgan1540 St Marys School Grounds, Arthur Street1543 St Michaels School, Main Rd Stop1550 Aghagallon1555 Aghalee, Village1600 Cockhill Corner1605 Lodge Corner, Bus stop1610 Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:56 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: TUE Schooldays 8PT1 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0730 1350 Actual Hrs: 4.08 Spreadover: 7.92Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 4.08 Clock OFF:1000 1525 Driv. Hrs: 3.30 Distance: 73.70 PREPARE BUS Service No.53H Service No.63H Revenue No.1147(I) Lodge Corner, Bus stop1445 Revenue No.1172(I) PICK UP PUPIL AT THE BUS Gawleys Gate1455 STOP OPPOSITE DEPOT Aghagallon, Whitehall GATE FOR NEWRY - SOME Corner1505 PUPILS ARE NOW FARE Craigavon Bus Depot1520 PAYING Craigavon Bus Depot0740 Highfield Park0742 The Lakes0745 Pinebank0746 Lurgan, Market Street0750 Gilford, Square0805 Banbridge, War Memorial0820 Loughbrickland, Mace Shop0825 Abbey Grammar School0840 Sacred Heart Grammar School, Newry0843 Newry, St Colemans College0853 Service No.Light Newry, St Colemans College0855 Craigavon Bus Depot0945 PAY IN 0945 - 1000 Service No.Light Craigavon Bus Depot1355 St Pauls School, Francis Street Lurgan1405 Service No.53H Revenue No.1212(O) St Pauls School, Francis Street Lurgan1415 St Marys School Grounds, Arthur Street1418 St Michaels School, Main Rd Stop1425 Aghagallon1430 Aghalee, Village1435 Cockhill Corner1440 Lodge Corner, Bus stop1445 Printed on 20/08/2015 at 13:30:56 (08MFC01) Page 1(End) Printed with FinePrint - purchase at www.software-partners.co.uk Ulsterbus - Craigavon Depot Days: Duty Number: MON,WED,THU,FRI Schooldays 8PT2 Commencing: 31/08/2015 Schedule: C01 Clock ON: 0720 1445 Actual Hrs: 4.08 Spreadover: 9.25Sp.Penalty: 0.00Hrs Payable: 4.08 Clock OFF:0935 1635 Driv. Hrs: 3.22 Distance: 67.17 PREPARE BUS Service No.55H Service No.Light Revenue No.1150(O) Craigavon Bus Depot0730 Aughacommon Primary Hamiltonsbawn, Village0758 School1505 Derrytrasna, Crossroads1515 Service No.63B Recky1519 Revenue No.1168(I)
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  • Saturday 19 September 2020, 5.30Pm Athletic Grounds Referee: Enda Mallon Linesman: Stephen Murray Standby Referee: Jake Magill

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    JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL DIGITAL PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2020, 5.30PM ATHLETIC GROUNDS REFEREE: ENDA MALLON LINESMAN: STEPHEN MURRAY STANDBY REFEREE: JAKE MAGILL ARMAGHGAA.NET #ARMAGHCLUB20 CLÁR ARMAGH Saturday 19 September 2020 Throw-in 5.30pm, Athletic Grounds Armagh Junior Football Championship Final Forkhill v Belleeks 5.00pm Forkhill team photo 5.02pm Belleek team photo 5.20pm Toss of coin 5.24pm Parade 5.27pm National Anthem 5.30pm Throw-in 6.02pm Halftime 6.48pm* Final whistle (*approx) 6.50pm Presentation on the pitch MATCH DAY PRESENTATION The presentation will take place on the pitch. Spectators are not permitted to enter the pitch enclosure at any time. Please respect this guidance for your safety and the safety of players and volunteers. THE MAN ARMAGH IN THE MIDDLE Today's man in the middle is Enda Mallon from Madden. During his 15 years as a player with his club Madden Enda won an Intermediate Championship in 2013, Division 3 League title in 2008 and has been club player of the year on two occasions. He has been refereeing for 14 years. Coming through the ranks of the Ulster Referee’s Academy, he graduated in 2017. Among his notable appointments, Enda has refereed the Northern Games in Manchester in 2018, U15 Ulster final, and the Armagh Intermediate U21 final in 2019. We wish Enda and his officials well in today's Junior County Final. SEAN QUINN THE SEAN MAN OF QUINN CUP THE MATCH The Armagh Junior Football Championship To honour one of the greatest ever players, trophy is named in memory of Sean Quinn, from and indeed one of Armagh’s finest footballers, Sarsfields GAA, Derrytrasna.