The winner of last weeks 50/50 draw was Michael Clancy who won €800.  We are planning to have 50/50 Christmas bonanza draws with a minimum prize of €1,000 for each of the four weeks in December along with a bonus prize of a Christmas hamper each week. Play now on Https://www.lottoraiser.ie/ShamrockGaels/ 

The AGM has been scheduled for Sunday Dec 1^st in the Clubhouse at 7.00PM. This meeting will be a reflection on the year gone by but also sets the platform for the year ahead. The AGM is open to all and if you are interested in getting involved in clubs activities in any area, be it coaching, administration or generally helping out, please attend. We would especially welcome parents and new residents to the area to attend.

Congratulations to Coolera/Strandhill and Ballymote on reaching their respective Connacht finals and hard luck to Eastern Harps who lost out narrowly. Congratulations also to Easkey on winning the Connacht Junior Hurling championship for the third year in a row.

The winners of the monthly members draw were Michelle Quigley €125, Paul Higgins €65, Noel Jinks €40, Lauri Quinn €25 and John Craig €25. 

The winner of last weeks 50/50 draw was Noreen O'Hara who won €720. 

The AGM has been scheduled for Sunday Dec 1^st in the Clubhouse - time to be confirmed later.

The club wish to express sympathy with the family and relatives of Muriel Ingram, Drumfin who died recently.

The winner of last week's 50/50 draw was Andy Kearns who won €1,094. Thanks to all for your continued support - play now for the next draw on http://www.lottoraiser.ie/ShamrockGaels

Scór Na nÓG takes place on Sunday 24th November in Dromore West Community Centre. The Club is looking for members who are U17 to represent the Gaels in a number of competitions including, Solo Singing, Recitation/Story-telling, Set Dancing, Figure Dancing, Ballad Group, Music Group, Novelty Act and a Quiz team. If anyone is interested in participating, please contact our Irish Language and Cultural Officers, Laura Brennan on 087 7437520 or Catherine McMorrow on 086 3208895. 

Congratulations to Coolera/Strandhill on winning back to back Senior Championships and to Ballymote on winning the Junior A Championship at the weekend.

We are currently hosting our annual clothes collection. Items need to be clean and unsoiled and can consist of clothes, footwear, sheets, towels, handbags, belts and teddy bears. No duvets or pillows allowed. Items can be dropped off at the clubhouse at Shamrock Gaels Park tomorrow, Bank Holiday Monday from 11-12 and next Saturday 2^nd November from 11-12. If you have bags and can not make any of the above times, please contact Michelle McMorrow on 087 6157455.

The winner of the 50/50 draw last week was Maura Brehony who won €657. This Bank holiday Monday we have a special Halloween draw with a minimum jackpot of €1,000. Play now on www.lottoraiser.ie/ShamrockGaels 

Scór Na nÓG takes place on Sunday 24^th November in Dromore West Community Centre. The Club is looking for members who are U17 to represent the Gaels in a number of competitions including, Solo Singing, Recitation/Story-telling, Set Dancing, Figure Dancing, Ballad Group, Music Group, Novelty Act and a Quix team. If anyone is interested in participating, please contact our Irish Language and Cultural Officers, Laura Brennan on 087 7437520 or Catherine McMorrow on 086 3208895. 

Well done to Eastern Harps on winning the Intermediate Championship, Eoghan Rua on winning the LGFA Senior Championship and Coolera/Strandhill on winning the LGFA Junior Connacht Title at the weekend. 

We wish to express sympathy with Greg Clark on the passing of his mother, Bridget, Collooney and the family and relatives of Kevin O'Brien, brother-in-law of the late Seamus Cawley who died in London, Joe Devine, brother of Stephen Devine who died in England. We also sympathise with the family and relatives of Valerie Sleator, Riverstown who died recently.

The club lost another link with our past with the passing of our Club President and former Chairperson, Seamus Cawley. Seamus joined the Executive in 1983 and became Vice-Chairperson in 1985. In 1988, Seamus was a proud man when he assumed the position of Chairperson, a position he held for ten years. During his tenure in the chair, Seamus oversaw a period of unprecedented on-field success as well as transition and development for Shamrock Gaels, which included two Senior Championships as well as the development of the club grounds at Coola. Upon stepping down from the chair, Seamus continued to serve on the club Executive as County Board Representative as well as carrying out a multitude of other tasks for both club and County. He also served as a selector with various Shamrock Gaels teams, most notably the Under 21 Championship treble winning teams of 1987,1988 and 1989 and the 2018 Intermediate Championship winning side. 

We extend our sincere sympathies to Seamus’s beloved wife, Patricia as well as his brothers, Hugh, Michael and Martin, his sister, Rita and his brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces and relatives. Ní bheidh a leithéid arís ann.

The Senior team lost narrowly to St Molaise Gaels in the semi-final of the championship on a scoreline of 0-12 to 1-10. The team was: Daniel Lyons, Oisin Conlon, Evan Lyons, Sean Carroll, Karl McKenna, Paul Higgins, Ciaran Kenny, Patrick Kenny (0-1), Dillon McDermott (0-1), Conor Sheridan (0-1), Lee Deignan (0-2), Daniel King, Steven Willis (0-1), David Quinn (0-4), Shane Deignan (0-2). Subs: Liam O'Connell for S Willis, Ben Tuohy for P Higgins, James Carroll for D McDermott. Despite the disappointment of today, there are a lot of positives to be taken from the campaign not least the character the team showed in overcoming a surprise first round defeat to make the semi-finals and no doubt the team will come back stronger and better in 2025. Thanks to the management team of Shane King, Manager, Keith McMorrow, Selector, Pat McTiernan, Selector, Alan Doherty, Coach, Joe Quinn, S&C, Hilary Lyons, Kitman, Eoin O'Connell, Stats and Wayne McNulty, Physio for their work with the team this year.

Congratulations and well done to Evan Lyons who picked up his second Tailteann Cup, All Star Award at the weekend.  

Hard luck to the Girls U13 team who lost the semi-final of the championship against Eoghan Rua. This is a very young team and most of the Girls have two years left at this level so no doubt they will be contesting finals again next year. Thanks to the management team of Thomas Galvin, Nadine Barrett, Ciaran Garry, Sean McHugh and Martin Cassidy for their work with the team this year.

The winner of the 50/50 draw last week was Lauren and Katelen Orr who won €781.

All roads lead to Markievicz Park on Sunday where the Senior team take on St Molaise Gaels in the semi-final of the Championship at 4.00PM - please come out and support the team. 

The U13 Division 2 finished the group stages of the league narrowly losing to Coolera/Strandhill on a scoreline of 3-12 to 4-8. The now play Eastern Harps in the Shield semifinal at home on Monday 17.50PM.

The U13 Division 4 girls lost to St Nathys in their final group game. They now play the Shield final next Sunday with time, venue and opposition to be confirmed.

The winner of last weeks 50/50 draw was Gerry Cox who won €795.

Next Saturday, Sunrise for North West STOP takes place in Riverstown Park at 7.15AM with registration opening at 6.45AM - please support this worthy cause.

The winners of the monthly members draw for September were Ben Tuohy, €125; Johnny Quinn, €65; Kevin McDermott, €40; Anne Boyd, €25, Martin Cassidy €25.  

The club wish to express sympathy with the family, relatives and friends of Dorothy Parke, Riverstown, who passed away at the weekend. Dorothy and the Parke family have and continue to make a significant contribution to our community and our thoughts are with the family at this sad time. The club also wish to express sympathy with Alec Morley on the death of his brother Tom, Claremorris and Mick Heffernan on the passing of his mother Kathleen, Dublin and also the family and relatives of Charles Rooney, Ballygawley who died at the weekend. The club also express sympathy with County Board Chairperson, Sean Carroll on the passing of his father Kevin, Knocknahur. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha.