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2018 Tyrone Senior Football Championship Final Programme LCC GROUP TYRONE SENIOR & INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS18 PROUD SPONSOR OF THE £3 / €3 TYRONE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY 21st OCTOBER, PÁIRC UÍ hÉILÍ, AN ÓMAIGH LCC Group Tyrone Intermediate Championship Final, 2pm Cluiche Ceannais Idirmhéanach Contae Tír Eoghain An Eochair v An Táite Riabhach LCC Group Tyrone Senior Championship Final, 4pm Cluiche Ceannais Sinsear Contae Tír Eoghain Coíll An Chlochair v Oileán A Ghuail Welcome / Fáilte A chairde, mar Chathaoirleach Chumann Luthchleas Gael de Choiste Chontae Thír Eoghain, tá áthas an domhain orm fáilte a chur romhaibh uilig go Páirc Uí hÉilí. Tá lúchair an domhain games go according to plan in orm fáilte mhór a chur the CCC, gatemen, stewards, romhaibh inniu go Páirc Uí club and county officials and hÉilí do Chluichí Ceannais grounds staff who give of their Chraobhchomórtas time and efforts so willingly Idirmheánach agus on an on-going basis for this Sinsearach LCC 2018. and indeed every other CLG Is cinnte go mbeidh function. ardchaighdeán peile le feiceáil I would also like to inniu mar a bhí le feiceáil fud Eochair, recently in the senior acknowledge Coiste Cultúir fad na craoibhe i mbliana. Ar ranks, are trying to get back agus Teanga for organising dtús sa chluiche idirmheánach among the senior clubs again. today’s entertainment beidh An Eochair, Naomh supplied by Na Piarsaigh, Also welcome on Páirc Mhic Artáin ag imirt in éadan Fionntamhnach. Thanks also is Uí hÉilí today are Seán An Táite Riabhach agus ina extended to Dearbhla Scallon Hurson and Martin Sludden, dhiaidh, sa chluiche sinsearach, from An Goirtín N. Pádraig our referees along with beidh Coill an Chlochair, who will lead the singing of their teams of umpires and Naomh Muire ag imirt in éadan Amhrán na bhFiann at today’s linesmen. Tír Eoghain is always Na Fianna, Oileán an Ghuail. games. indebted to the match officials It gives me great pleasure Our thanks also go to without whom our games to welcome you all here today our new sponsors. This is cannot take place. to the LCC Group Tír Eoghain LCC Group’s first year as Tír Today we honour the Senior and Intermediate Eoghain sponsors but they Aireagal Chiaráin teams of Football Championship Finals. have long been steeped in Our curtain raiser promises to 1993 and 1994, on the silver Cumann Lúthchleas Gael. I be a competitive and thrilling jubilee of their victory over would, therefore, encourage encounter as both An Eochair Moortown. At halftime today everyone to support our and An Táite Riabhach have we also welcome the children sponsors here today and been scoring for fun in both from within our county to play also the many sponsors in league and championship in the mini games. Remember our county and of course the games to date. Indeed, all four the single greatest asset which sponsors of our clubs. teams today are laced with CLG has is its youth. Please Mar fhocal scoir ba mhaith exciting, competent and skilful continue to support and liom mo bhuíochas ó chroí a young footballers who will encourage all our youth to play ghabháil le lucht leanúna agus be keen to display their many our games. le baill chlubanna as an pháirt talents in today’s finals. Mar a bhíonn i gcónaí, tá atá agaibh leis an lá is mó i Our senior final pits two muid an bhuíoch ar fad as gClubpheil Thír Eoghain. Gan great clubs who, between an obair thar barr dheonach sibh ní bheadh atmaisféar ná them, have appeared in seven a bhíonn ar siúl ag go leor paisean ar bith ann. Cuireann county finals since the turn of daoine fud fad an chontae sibh go mór leis an ócáid. Is lá the century. Na Fianna search idir riarthóirí, fir gheataí, bródúil é seo dúinn uilig inniu for their tenth title while Coill maoir, oifigigh agus foireann agus tá súil agam go mbainfidh an Chlochair are seeking their pháirceanna. Is cinnte nach sibh sult mór as. third title. In today’s curtain mbeadh an cumann chomh Ádh mór ar gach foireann. raiser An Táite Riabhach have láidir gan iad. Go raibh míle Le gach dea-mhéin stepped up from winning míle maith agaibh go léir. Michéal Mac Giolla Cheara Junior Championship last year As is normal, our thanks, Cathaoirleach to challenging for a place in the is also extended to the very Coiste Chontae senior ranks for 2019. While An many people who ensure the Thír Eoghain Tyrone Senior & Intermediate Championship Finals 2018 3 Clár an Lae www.tyronegaa.ie/gaeilge Sunday 21st October 2018 Ba ar na mallaibh a chuir Irish. There are 10 lessons in muid pacáiste cuimsitheach all which provide learners 1.45pm Augher Intermediate de cheachtanna do of the language with an Team: Take Field and ghlantosaitheoirí na teanga excellent opportunity to Photograph. 1.48pm Tattyreagh ar shuíomh gréasáin an develop their Irish speaking Intermediate Team: chontae. skills. Each lesson comes Take Field and Úsáid an nasc seo le teacht with its own voice-over Photograph. orthu: www.tyronegaa.ie/ recording which will help 2.00pm Intermediate gaeilge. Tá 10 gceacht ar fad you with the pronunciation Championship Final ann agus tugann sé seans of each word and phrase. Throw-in. iontach d’fhoghlaimeoirí In addition to the 10 2.35pm Musical Entertainment: Fintona Scór Group a gcuid scileanna Gaeilge lessons the site also includes 2.45pm Second Half labhartha a fhorbairt. Tá Irish proverbs, common Throw-in. taifead déanta chomh maith prayers, scór notices, match 3.20pm Presentation to ar gach ceacht a chuideoidh day announcements, all Winning Intermediate leis an fhoghlaimeoir le club names in Irish and our Captain fuaimniú gach focal agus National Anthem / Amhrán (Michael Kerr). frása. na bhFiann. 3.20pm Primary Schools’ players’ Games. We now have a section Keep an eye on the 3.25pm Musical Entertainment: on our county website website as it will be updated Fintona Scór Group. dedicated solely to the regularly with additional 3.37pm Primary Schools’ Irish language / Gaeilge. lessons and other features. players carrying clubs’ Use the following link to Bígí linn in athbheochan flags. access: www.tyronegaa.ie/ ár dteanga! Check it out and 3.40pm Coalisland Senior gaeilge. We recently added you will be surprised how Team: Take Field and Photograph. a comprehensive package much you learn! 3.42pm Killyclogher Senior of lessons for beginners of Team: Take Field and Photograph. 3.42pm Announcement of Irish language scheme for Team Lineouts & Match Officials. 3.45pm Referee and Team primary school children Captains – Toss-up Tá Tír Eoghain CLG ag in primary schools in Tír and Photograph. 3.48pm Senior Teams’ Parade. toiseacht scéim phíolóta ar Eoghain. We will link up 3.56pm Moment’s Silence for ball chun scileanna Gaeilge with a number of schools Deceased Members páistí bunscoile a fhorbairt initially who will then carry (2018). sa chontae. out a 10 week Irish language 3.57pm Amhrán na bhFiann – Ar dtús, déanfaidh muid programme similar to the Dearbhla Ní Scealláin. nasc le roinnt scoileanna sa lessons currently available 4.00pm Senior Final chontae a leanfaidh cúrsa on www.tyronegaa.ie/ Throw-in. 4.35pm Presentation of 10 seachtaine Gaeilge cosúil gaeilge. On completion of Silver Jubilee Teams leis an cheann atá ar fail ag the course the children (1993/94) www.tyronegaa.ie/gaeilge. will all be presented with a – Errigal Ciaran. Ar chríochnú an chúrsa dóibh certificate and a ‘Tyrone’ Irish 4.45pm Second Half bronnfar teastas agus pionna language pin at a ceremony Throw-in. dearg Thír Eoghain orthu i at Garvaghy. After the pilot 5.20pm Presentation of searmanas i nGarbhachadh. scheme we will then look Top Scorer Award. (Patsy Forbes) Tír Eoghain GAA will soon to deliver this to a greater Presentation to commence a pilot scheme number of schools in the Winning Senior aimed at developing the county. Keep an eye on our Captain. (Michael Kerr) Irish language skills of pupils website for more updates. 4 Tyrone Senior & Intermediate Championship Finals 2018 Scór Factor 2018 The details of Scór na nÓg nationally with a total of competitions for the current forty national titles in Scór year are as follows: events. The Scór ideal was begun in Cork in 1969 but An Chéad Bhabhta / didn’t ‘arrive’ in Tír Eoghain Preliminary Rounds until 1970 and consequently Fri 26th Oct., 7.30pm we are delaying our jubilee St Eugene’s Parish Hall, celebrations until 2020. It is Newtownstewart; hoped that by then we will The group is pictured here Sat 27th Oct, 6.30pm have convinced all of our following the Ulster Finals in St John’s Parish Hall, Moy; clubs that this a significant Downpatrick earlier this year. Sun., 28th October milestone in the promotion 5.00 pm of the Scór ideal. Much credit Patrician Hall, Carrickmore is due to the many volunteers Amhrán na bhFiann Leath Ceannais / in Tír Eoghain who undertook Semi-Finals the promotional work in the Fri. 9th Nov, 7.30 pm early days when Scór didn’t Venue to be confirmed; have the same regard and Sun. 11th Nov., 5.00pm popularity it has today. Dún Uladh Centre, At the end of the day Killyclogher continued participation Babhta Ceannais / will breed success and we County Finals need not forget that it is our Sun. 25th Nov. 2018, 3.00pm responsibility to protect and Kileeshil Community Centre foster the great heritage Details relating to Ulster of song, music, dance and Dearbhla Scallon from Semi Finals and Finals will be story-telling which is a huge An Goirtín Naomh Pádraig, issued in the local papers in part of the legacy left to us by who is the current All Ireland due course.
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