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Kilkenny GAA show a healthy profit

The Galway Hurling Board will hold its annual convention tonight (Thursday) at the Raheen Woods Hotel in Athenry.

South Mayo Harriers Hunt Club announced its new team of officers for the 2011 to 2012 season at its AGM in the Westport Woods Hotel last week. Michael Lennon was appointed as chairman, Michael Regan as treasurer, and Leslie Shearer as secretary.

Kilkenny’s Men’s Action Network held its AGM last Friday in the St Canice’s Community Centre, and appointed a new committee for the year ahead.

The Galway & District Football League has renewed its sponsorship deal with Western Hygiene Supplies Ltd, pictured at the launch were WHSLmanaging director Kevin Collins and Newcastle United player Stevie Folan.

The adult committee of the Balla No Name Club held its AGM recently.

A large number of Turasóireacht Acla Teo members attended its annual general meeting on Friday September 16, in Ted Lavelle’s, Cashel. Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring, was the guest of honour and Councillor Austin Francis O’Malley, Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council, addressed the meeting before agreeing to preside over the election of officers.

Preparations for the Castlebar Music Festival 2012 are now under way with a new committee being recently formed after a series of public meetings that were held at Bar Ritz in Castlebar. The newly elected committee consists of Adrian Ryan (chairman), Paula McDonnell (secretary), Gary Monaghan (treasurer), and Finbar Hoban (public relations).

Castlebar Young Fine Gael will hold its first meeting following the summer break this Saturday. The new committee comprises Darragh Loftus (chairperson), Liam McHale (secretary), Shane Reilly (PRO), Aoibhinn Kenny (treasurer), Jack O’Donnell (vice-chairperson) and Michael Walsh (membership officer for North-West region), are keen to welcome new members between the ages of 15 and 30 to join.

Patrick French of Drumharsna Castle, near the village of Kiltartan, died in 1748. His widow, Catherine, was still living in 1768, and was named by her son Henry, who died unmarried, as one of his executors. In his will, dated January 24, 1767, Henry French of Drumharsna left