The fourth G Session of 2008 takes place in the Cellar Bar on Saturday 3rd May. First up are Scary Biscuits, a two-piece combo who participated in the Rural Key Music Project, and have already made their debut appearance at Glasgowbury 2007. Next up a curiously titled band from Derry – Here Comes the Landed Gentry who seem to be giving last G Session’s headliners, And So I Watch You From Afar, a decent run for their money as the Northern Irish rock band with the longest name – oh so close! To cap the night off are old favourites, Mantic who always sure of a good local reception.

Doors open at 9pm and admission is £5. Sure you couldn’t beat it!

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• Meeting for Managers on Wednesday 30th April at 9pm to finalise parade details as part of the 7th Anniversary celebrations.
• U6, U8 and U12 Camogie at the Club Pitch on Saturday 3rd May from 11am – 12noon
• Results of the election for Mayor and Mayoress in the Club on Friday 2nd May. Master of Ceromonies is Olly McGuigan. You can still vote, with each vote costing £1. Admission is £5

Winner (£50):John Ryan. Jackpot: £900

Dance in An Ráth Dubh on Saturday 3rd May. Music by Sprig of Heather.

We’re sure we don’t need to remind all the hardened festival-goers that the Glasgowbury Music Festival website has been revamped for the 2008 Festival (sure we know you check it out every day!) – but just in case you didn’t, we thought we’d let you know!

Details on the line-up of this years festival are sparse at the minute, but when we hear more, we’ll let you know…

The folks at the Moyola Angling Association have been in touch to let us know that they have just launched their new website – you can find it at www.moyolaangling.com. An excellent resource for local anglers, you can find all sorts of information including:

• Angling Guides
• Local Accomodation
• Local Fishing Tackle Outlets
• River Protection
• Angling Competitions
• …and more!

• Meeting to organise parade to mark the launch of the 75th Anniversary celebrations on Monday 21st April at 9pm.
• Saturday 26th April – Music by Country Trio. Admission is free.
• U8 & U10 Hurling for P2 children upwards from Friday 2nd May at St Colm’s pitches from 7pm – 8pm.
• U8 & U10 Football for P2 children upwards on Sunday 20th April from 11am – 12noon at Dean McGlinchey Park.
• Cubs Club – Fundamentals Programme will continue in the Back Row Recreation Centre on Saturday mornings from 9.45am – 11am for preschool, P1 and P2 children, ending on Saturday 26th April for P3 children.
• Election evening for Mayor and Mayoress in the Club on Sunday 20th April from 7pm-10pm, featuring a live band, refreshments, an opportunity to meet the candidates and vote. Each vote costs £1 and the Grand Final of this fundraising venture will take place on Friday 2nd May.
• Child Awareness Protection Course – if interested then please contact the club secretary before Friday 25th April.

A six week Youth Club project will commence on Tuesday 6th May at 7.30pm in the Cornstore for all those in the parish aged between 14 – 17 years. Ten places are available and if you’re interested, then please contact Ms Magee on (0)28 79628377 on or before Wednesday 23rd April.

The Badminton Club will run every Tuesday evening from 7pm – 9pm at the Back Row Recreation Centre. Both beginners and experienced players (16 years and over) are welcome.