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Tullysaran Community Centre NIGHT AT THE RACES Tullysaran Community Centre Friday 17th May 2019 @ 9pm Strictly over 18 WINNER ALRIGHT, WINNER ALRIGHT! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Welcome We would like to welcome you to our Night at the Races in aid of Our Lady’s Primary School. We thank you for supporting us with this fundraiser and hope you have an enjoyable evening. We would like to thank all the sponsors of tonight’s event. We would also like to thank everyone who made a donation or donated a prize for our raffle. Without their generosity and support this evening would not have been possible. Sponsors/Donors: Black’s Nursery. Campbell Fuels. PD Electrics. Mc Elmeel Mobility. Mobility Direct. Mc Cann’s Cable. JF Mc Kenna. Dessie’s, Armagh. Battleford Furniture. L Kerr & Co Accountants. O’Callaghan Planning. Interrailing Packages. Paul Morgan Transport. Eddie Mallon Motors. Comiskey’s Engineering Works. Benny and Colleen Mc Gurgan. Traynors. Linwoods. Castle Stage Hire. Mc Kee Transport. Four Star Fuels. Nugent & Gibney, Armagh. FPM Accountancy. PV Macari Interiors. Colin Donnelly Transport. Macari’s Ice Cream Shop. Spar, Benburb. CC Automotive. Hair & Beauty Salon. Digbys Bar & Restaurant. Malplas UPVC Windows & Doors. Moy Auto Service. Hughes Truck & Trailer Spares. Barrack Hill Quarries. Reamonn Rice Construction Northern Building Supplies. D’ Zine Hair Studio. Mullen and O Donnell Windows and Doors. Lavery Photography. 2 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran MJM Training. Happy Dayz. Hegarty’s Shop, Blackwatertown. Jason Cahill Plumbing. Costcutter, Cathedral Road, Armagh. Autobits. Matt Duffy – MD Kitchens. Bottle, Benburb. Land Survey Services. CLS Signage – CLS Interiors & Armagh Graphics. Evergreen Peat. CMP. Errigal Contracts. Kernan Transport. Inflatable World. Bubbles Car Wash. Villa Vinci Restaurant. Armagh City Hotel. J & P Electrics. Cross Country Fuels. Laura’s Gel Nails. We would also like to thank everyone for purchasing horses for this evening and coming along. Your support and generosity is very much appreciated. The proceeds from this evening will allow us to purchase new resources and more ICT equipment to support all our children with their learning. I would like to acknowledge the work of our Night at the Races committee who have worked extremely hard to make this evening a success. Thank you. Thanks to the Community Centre committee for use of the hall, Aisling Devlin for providing the bar facilities, Hugh Mc Gahan for the food, Berni and Rosie for all that they do for the school and all others who have helped in any way behind the scenes. Without their commitment and dedication, tonight would not have happened. Many thanks to you all and enjoy your evening!! Running Order for tonight 9.30pm – 11pm - Races 1 – 10 11.15pm – Auction Race and jerseys 11.30pm – Raffle 12.30am - Bar Closed. Thanks for coming!! 3 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 4 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Race 1 Sponsors Black’s Nursery Campbell Fuels Mc Elmeel Mobility No. Horse A Horse B Horse C Horse D Horse E 1 Got to Win Cool Runnings Mc Carthy Boy Gymnastic Early Bird RuairI Doyle Ciaran Mc Cartan John Mc Carthy Queen Michelle Early Cara Mc Gurgan 2 Shanesville Apple Jack Nellie Keep Goin The Dark Shane Mc Gahan Seamus Corrigan Eimear Donnelly Aoife Campbell Emperor Connie Cullen 3 Tullysaran Second Chance Buddy Tyler Towser Conaíre Mc Cann Sinead Hughes Michelle O’Neill Ruairí Mc Cloy Cassie Donnelly 4 Spartacus Mollie Drumrusk King Superhero Boy Sooty Chris Mc Kenna Goretti Hagan Helen Conlan Jamie Owens Rita Black 5 Almost Home Henry Lurgan Lad Trigger The Chief Rónán Donnelly Tomás Mc Kee Alan Mc Coulgan Malachy Mc Kevin Hughes Sorley 6 Edenderry Primark Eoin United Jackeroo Capall Dubh Shaunna Carlisle Nicole Donnelly Eoin Mc Gurgan John Mc Anallen Micí Mc Gleenan 7 Black Lion Tullyneigh Filly Chicken Run Hector Sing Tyra Boys Daniel Crudden Barry Hughes Jamie Hannaway Méabh Kearney Liam, Lorcan & Fintan Kearney 8 Milltown Lady Freya Tricky Trev No Drive For 5 Armagh Boy Maggie Kelly Anna Donnelly Cora Duffy Kealon Mc Gahan Colm Mc Gahan The winning horses from each race will be entered into a draw for £100. 5 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 6 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 7 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 8 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Jason Cahill Plumbing 9 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 10 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Race 2 Sponsors Mobility Direct MCS Utilities Dessie’s Armagh No. Horse A Horse B Horse C Horse D Horse E 1 Orla’s Own Johnnies Choice The Chosen One Shergar Chars Orla Mc Gahan Colette Crudden Bronagh Mc Ginn Ciaran Campbell Charlotte Rice 2 Bluehill Express Blondie Benburb Shotgun Fergie Michelle Smith Cushla Crowe B Grimley Shannon Ciaran Black Rosie Trainor 3 Bubblegum Chicken Catcher Big Bird Gin to Win Carna Camoge Dana Mc Kenna Julie Flood Barry Conlon Macy Owens Bernie Mc Anallen 4 J D Grampy Shea’s Aston Martin Tom & Jerry Thunderbolt Joe Mc Kenna Mary Donnelly Dermot Mc Daniel Cullen Sárán Mc Sorley Coulgan 5 Sir Loin Spanish Stallion Ole’s Gunnar Sky Miss Sporty Hugh Mc Gahan Ternie Mc Eoin Mc Gurgan Maggie Donnelly Pauline Hughes Anallen 6 Mosso Macha Blue Rainbow Megan Magnfico Maurice Rooney Antaine ó Donnaile Anna Toal Megan Mc Cann Áine Kearney 7 Still Running Seagahan Old Eglish Flyer Danny Boy Tiger Roll Orla Mc Cartan Tomás Mc Kee Matt Duffy Aideen Mc Cloy Eileen O’Sullivan 8 Bluebell Bobby-Joe Don’t Look Back Aine’s Ace # U.T.S. Sara Corrigan Brendan O’Neill Patricia Aine Mc Gurgan Niamh Mc Gahan O’Laughlin The winning horses from each race will be entered into a draw for £100. 11 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 12 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran McCann Cabling Solutions 13 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 14 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 15 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 16 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Race 3 Sponsors J F Mc Kenna & Sons LTD Battleford Furniture Liam Kerr & Co Chartered Accountants No. Horse A Horse B Horse C Horse D Horse E 1 Cork Harbour Giddy Up Ballymacnab Kamikaze Conor King Kong Sean Finnegan Cliodhna Conor Mc Kee Conor Trainor Jim O’Callaghan Donnelly 2 Avonmore L J Lick of Paint Mr Tumble The Silver Sinead & Ruby Deirdre Murtagh Patsy & Helen Shane Donnelly Stallion Toner Mc Keown Cian Mc Sorley 3 Moola Rainbow Boucy Good Man Wear a Fox Hat Peter Crudden Cupcake Marty Fitzgerald Yourself Brenda Macari Anna Corrigan Bernie Campbell 4 Possum Power Maltese Rogue Angel Champion Greenfield Cassie Mc Cartan Aimee Mc Cann Fran Boyle Kevin Black Patrick Robinson 5 Do You Link Your Jumping Jack Backflip Girl Macs-Joy Turn off the Own Jack Mc Anallen Cara Mc Gurgan Jessica Rice Lights Michelle Crowe Malachy Mc Gahan 6 Percy Turkey Run Raging Bull Jimmy Olive’s Dream Kieran Hagan Vincy Conlon Aidan Toal Jonny Cavanagh Olive Kearney 7 The Boss Spare Parts Donegal A Thousand Ride Er Like You Emer Brennan Phillip Traynor Dreamer Smiles Stole Er Darren Mc Bride Shane Cullen Michelle Mc Gahan 8 Speedy Rashford Lad Matt’s Dream Forever Young Teacher’s Pet Betty O’Neill Eoin Mc Gurgan Matt Duffy George Owens Maria O’Riordan The winning horses from each race will be entered into a draw for £100. 17 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 18 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 19 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 20 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran 21 Please support our sponsors! Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran Race 4 Sponsors O’Callaghan Planning Paul Morgan Transport Traynors No. Horse A Horse B Horse C Horse D Horse E Horse F 1 Eimear’s Ego All Night Sleeper Duracell Karate Kid Thunder Happy as Larry Eimear Mc Matthias Jenny White Cara Mc Gurgan Maria Duffy Helen O’Hare Gahan Crudden 2 Spud Rocket Red Rum Jessie Jock Walkabout Bear in the Matthew Mc Kathleen Mc Kee Rhíanna Mc Jason Wenlock Kathleen Square Cartan Loughlin O’Callaghan Patrick F. Comiskey 3 The Navan Buddy Monaghan 4 Don’t Give Up Bishop Beater Better than Ever Warrior Oliver & Sam Eunan Campbell Joe Macari Eilish Mc Crory Patricia Mc Geraldine Michael Buckley Kenna Grimley 4 Strike It Lucky Navan Fort Nag Won Day Hit the Diff Boom Town Go on if You’re Eileen Fullen Andrew Rennie The Convies Rory Owens Dara Mc Gahan Going Denise Girvan 5 Road Runner Mickey’s Mick Speedy Eddie Lord Charles Trigger Emma Mc Kenna Michael Buckley Danny Traynor Peggy Grimley John Kearney Sally Girvan 6 Grace Ruby Art Décor In Your Dreams Big Head Endeavour Karen Grimley Niamh Conlon Colleen Mc Catherine Cullen Colin Traynor Joe Girvan Gurgan 7 Mystical M Jackpot Run Erin’s Dream Bluebell Bullseye Fortnight Mary Mc Kenna Caitlin Kernan Erin Toal Evelyn Black Teresa Madden Brendan Girvan 8 Tullymore Connor’s Champ Cool Katie-May Queen-O-Hearts Lightning Strike Friendship Apache Conor Mc Katie-May Conor Rice Stefan Mc Cann Irene O’Hare Phillip Corrigan Anallen Trainor The winning horses from each race will be entered into a draw for £100.
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