Hooley tickets on sale - Plans are well underway for the inaugural four-day Hooley in Healy from Thursday 23rd to Sunday 26th May. The Hooley will commence with our big £6,000 bingo on the Thursday evening and concludes with the Whistlin Donkeys on Sunday night. A championship Chat night featuring former Tyrone stars will be held in the clubrooms on Fri 24th with a Family It's a Knockout on the Saturday. Families of four are asked to book their place in the event by contacting Declan McGirr this weekend on 07710 280253.

Sign up for a busy Saturday afternoon of family fun at St. Patrick's Park including our own unique Family It's A Knock-out.

FREE entry for family of four (2 adults and 2 children under 16). Family can include in-laws and cousins etc

Senior football - Senior football league action continues this Sunday with home games against Greencastle (Reserves 2.15pm, Seniors 3.45pm). Both teams had good wins last Sunday in Derrylaughan.

A feast of family fun and frolics are being lined up for the inaugural Hooley in Healy which will take place over four days from the 23rd to 26th May, with a major concert featuring the highly popular ‘Whistlin Donkeys’ proving to be the climax of the celebrations on the Sunday night. 

Can anyone guess who is the star act at the Hooley in Healy weekend from the 23rd to 26th May? Watch this space for details.

All-Ireland champs - There is no doubting what the main story of the week is at St. Enda's with our Céilí dance team carrying off the All-Ireland title at the national Scór finals in Derry last Saturday. The success of Paul Breen, David Tierney, Orla Byrne, Vicky O'Neill, Leanne McCullagh, Damien Friel, Faelan Duffy and Michelle Mullin was a momentous occasion as the club affirmed its place at the top of the All-Ireland Scór leaderboard with a tenth Céilí dancing title to add to five other titles for Ballad Group (1987, 1990, 2008), Solo Singing (Caoileann McEnhill 2006), and Solo Dancing (Damian Turbitt 1973). Saturday's win was especially poignant coming as it did so shortly after the death of Damian who featured on many previous All-Ireland winning sides. A large number of St. Enda's supporters travelled to Derry to witness the occasion and the result certainly made up for last year's disappointment in Killarney. David Tierney, the club's Cultural Officer, now holds four All-Ireland titles, all won in 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2013 while Damien Friel has three and Paul Breen and Orla Byrne two apiece. Leanne, Vicky and Michelle now have their first All-Ireland medal to show for their efforts.