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Club Derry Golf Day Programme 2020 Tee Sponsors • P Morrow Plumbing • Sperrin Galvanisers • Newbridge and Heating • Karl Diamond • Aidan Connelly • Downey Group • EHA Group • SMS Fibre Ltd • North West Plastering • Thomas Devine • Pat Madden Plastering • MB Murphy Kitchens • Roe Valley • Sperrin Switchgear • Tom Stokes TSA Groundworks • Sean Bradley • ASI Architects • PFS Limavady Golf Classic • Bernie Mullan • Alpha Stained Glass • M A McCloskey • CKL Physiotherapy • Castle Engineering Engineers • Keady Quarry LTD • Drenna Sawmills • Connect Mobile • Donnybrook • Protim Ltd Solutions • UFORM • Atkins • J Bradleys Ringsend • MB Murphy 2 • S Mullan Properties • D.M.S. Toomebridge • Paddy Boyce Tiles • Spar Feeny • O’Kane Cars • Smart Mortgages • Ryan’s Spar Eglinton • A Line Bedding • Dan Henry • Feeny Pharmacy • CK Car Sales • C&O Civils • Gormley Pharmacy • Faughanvale GAC • Lynchs Food Stores • Bedrooms and Beds • Castledawson GAC • Hogg Engineering • Tommy Donnelly • Bellaghy GAC • AD Surveyors Carpets • Glen GAC • Magherafelt • Kevin Watson Group • Lissan GAC Chiropractor • Gerry Loughrey • Slaughtneil GAC • Same old Scene • O’Loughlin Bros • Ballymaguigan GAC • IMAC • Danny&Mary • Drumsurn GAC www.djprint.com • HD Flooring McCloskey • Seán Dolans GAC • Paul Birt Estate Agents • FP McCann • Kilrea GAC • Acheson & Glover • Chris Roe Contracts • Ballinderry GAC • Murdocks • Sperrin Metal • Ballerin GAC Friday 18th September 2020 • Scór Dhoire • WT Services • Craigbane GAC • Joe McBride • Jim Brolly Metro • Lavey GAC Hurling • Joe Mallon Homes • Lavey GAC Football Moyola Park Golf Club • WJ Chambers • Caraman • Ballinascreen GAC • Fire and Stone Pizzeria • B Mullan and Sons • Loup GAC • Paddy McGurk • Carnroe Supplies • Foreglen GAC EVENT SPONSOR: • JKC Coleraine • BGF • Slaughtmanus GAC • JPM Contracts • Oakleaf Restaurant • Magherafelt GAC • Sean Daly Gem • Tradecraft Building • Limavady GAC Development Supplies • Glenullin GAC • Manor Mouldings • Neil Doherty • St. Canice’s GAC, • Trevor Mulhen • Kerr Designs Dungiven CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS • Desertmartin Credit • McKeefrys, Maghera • Creagh Concrete Union • EM Accounts www.derrygaa.ie/clubderry Failte CLUB Participating Teams DERRY A Chairde Gael, CUMANN DHOIRE On behalf of our hard working committee I would like to welcome everyone to our ASM Golf Classic sponsored Annual Club Derry Golf day. • Des Cleary • Kenny Cummings Days like today wouldn’t be possible without the support of our generous sponsors, and Michael and his team at ASM have once again stepped forward to be the headline sponsor • Mark McCormack • M&L Contracts for today’s event. The fantastic prizes for our 2020 golf day have been kindly sponsored • Kevin Watson • Martin O’Kane by O’Kanes Filling Station Dungiven, with Cloane Construction, O’Kane’s Chemists Draperstown and Braidwater Group also taking leading sponsorship roles this year. I • Danske Bank • Seamus Downey welcome and thank them for their continued support during these testing times. • TLT Solicitors • Patsy Mullan • Gerry O’Hare Solicitors • Patsy Mullan I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our Tee Box sponsors and of course you, our golfers, all of whom contribute to making the day a huge success. In these unprecedented • MCE (Paul McErlean) • Patsy Mullan times, the GAA has been a beacon of all that is good within our communities and supported • Cormac McCormac • H&A many vulnerable people. This is something that we in Club Derry are very proud of. By lending your support today, Derry GAA can continue to provide our young athletes with the • Kevin Kidd • ASM2 support networks that are necessary for their physical and mental wellbeing. • Ronan McKenna • O’Kanes Chemist It is always a great social occasion and I sincerely hope you have a wonderful day. • Gerry O’Connell/Noel McGurk • Jo Craig • Bernie Henry • Padraig McKaigue Paul Lupari • Hogan Stand Golf Society • Kearney Cathaoirleach Cumann Dhoire • Derry Underage Hurling • Martin Lennox • Braidwater • Jim Heron Sponsors • Mickey O’Neill • Quinn Construction • Seamus McCloy • P O’Neill Main Sponsor ASM • ASM • Visioncare / M. Turner 1st Prize O’Kane’s Filling Station, Dungiven • O’Connells Garage, Garvagh • Thomas Doyle 2nd Prize O’Kane’s Filling Station, Dungiven • Kieran McKeever • Cloane 3rd Prize O’Kane’s Filling Station, Dungiven Food and Refreshments Cloane Construction • Acheson & Glover Golf Balls O’Kanes Chemist All sponsors are correct at time of going to press. Nearest the Pin (3rd &17th) Braidwater Longest Drive Braidwater Thanks to anyone who has made a contribution since. Programme Sponsor DJ Print Snacks Muldoon’s Spar, Bellaghy Please support our sponsors!.
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