The Under 21 game against Ballinahinch Templederry, originally scheduled for last Sunday, was postponed as a mark of respect following the passing of Alice Kelly. Many thanks to Ballinahinch Templederry for accommodating the change.

The fixture will now take place this coming Sunday, November 16th, at 12 noon in Templederry.

Best of luck to all involved — the winner will progress to the Quarter-Finals.

The Under 17 footballers are due to take on Portroe in the North 'B' Football final in the coming week with no fixture detail confirmed at time of going to print - please check the clubs social media pages for updated fixture.

Well done to the Carrig NS Under 13 footballers on winning the Roinn B County Football Semi Final last Friday after extra time against a gallant Borrisoleigh side.

Well done to the Kiladangan contingent that were part of the Nenagh CBS panel that defeated Ard Scoil Ris last Wednedsay in the second round of the Harty Cup.

There was no winner of the Monday 3rd November Lotto jackpot of €18,900.

Jackpot numbers were 12,26,28,35. No winner of the Second Chance €500 draw with the numbers 18,23,29,34.

The €25 lucky dip winners were as follows:

Bill & Ava O'Meara (Coolbawn)

Stephen Brennan (Knigh)

Winnie & Michael Fogarty (Kiladangan)

Pat McGrath (Online)

Many thanks to everyone for supporting the lotto. We would urge people to sign up for the lotto online at kiladangangaa.com/products

There are currently a number of options available online on how long you can sign up for whilst tickets are also available in the shops and pubs/restaurants in the parish

The Kiladangan GAA and Kiladangan National School Timber Auction will now take place on Sunday, December 7th in the GAA Grounds, Puckane.

The event was postponed last week as a mark of respect following the passing of Alice Kelly.

This is an important fundraiser for the club, and your support would be greatly appreciated. Loads will be available for immediate delivery – please contact Michael Quigley (087 9332925) for more details or to assist with preparations on the day.

A great day out is planned for all, with plenty of fun and activities for the children of the parish — so save the date!

Congratulations to our Junior C Camogie team and management on their outstanding victory in Saturday's Junior C Shield County final!  Sinéad Hogan accepted the trophy on behalf of the team after the game. A fantastic way to conclude the junior Camogie season. Hard luck to Slieve Felim Raperees on a great game

Kiladangan GAA Club were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Alice Kelly.

Alice was the very definition of a Laochra Gael – a great servant of the club whose dedication and commitment to Kiladangan GAA spanned many decades.

Born a Kilruane MacDonaghs woman from Ballythomas Ardcroney, once she married Paddy Kelly, she was consumed by Kiladangan GAA, such was her late husband’s passion for the club.

Alice’s contribution to Kiladangan was immense. Year on year, she washed the club jerseys, always very particular and ensuring they were kept in excellent order so that every team took to the field with pride. She also ran the club’s catering for many years – her soup and sandwiches were famous among players and supporters alike, especially during the cold winter months of training.

A talented and creative woman, Alice also sewed materials for the club flags and banners, helping to keep the Kiladangan colours flying proudly at every opportunity.

Alice was a very warm and lovely lady, always friendly, welcoming and kind to everyone she met. She was hugely popular throughout the parish and beyond, known for her generosity, good humour and community spirit.

Her selfless work and dedication reflected everything that is good about the GAA – service, pride, and a deep sense of belonging.

Alice will be greatly missed by all who knew her in Kiladangan and beyond. We extend our deepest sympathy to her son Eamonn, daughters Noreen, Bríd and Ailish, siblings, in laws, her grandchildren, extended family and many friends.