Monaghan Harps Lotto: The numbers for last Sunday's draw were 8, 11, 20 and 24. Jackpot of €1,600 not won. This week's four €40 lucky-dip prize winners were: Lucy Kelly c/o Séamus Treanor; Brendan McCleary (direct debit) c/o Owen Connell; Rose Donnelly c/o herself; and Siobhán Hughes c/o Rose Hughes. The sellers' prize of €20 was won by Dermot Coyle. Jackpot for Sunday, January 21 is €1,700. Thanks to everyone for your continued support for our lotto, which plays an integral part for the club and is funding our ongoing development works. Please note that the cut-off point for ClubZap each week is 6pm on Sunday.
Registration: Thanks to everyone who has renewed their membership for 2024 so far: your continued support is appreciated. GRMA to our new registrar Claire Ní Dhufaigh for her efforts. It is essential that all players at each grade are registered in advance of training commencing. Míle buíochas.
Ireland Lights Up: Monaghan Harps GAA Club are delighted to welcome the return of Ireland Lights Up, a six-week walking programme for all ages. This began last week, but everyone is welcome to attend each Wednesday at 7.30pm. Please come to the foyer and sign in before the walk. We are also taking part in the Irish Life Steps Challenge. To join this, download the Irish Life app, go to the steps challenge, then Ulster GAA and search for Monaghan Harps. Clubs that achieve 4,000 km will go into a draw to win €2,500 for their club. Kickstart a healthy 2024 by joining us for one or both of these activities.
Schools: We wish good luck to all our young players currently representing the club in schools' and third-level competitions.
Club Draw: The GAA's National Club Draw is back for 2024, offering great prizes. This is a valuable fundraiser for the club; all support would be appreciated.
Clothing drive: Our Hurling Club's annual clothing drive began last weekend and continues this Saturday from 11am to 12 noon. If you have any unwanted clothes, please bring them to the clubhouse.
Awards: Congratulations to our Cultural Officer Jackie Reilly and all who represented Monaghan Harps in Scór Competitions as we are winners of the Monaghan GAA Cultúr agus Gaeilge award for 2023. Tá comhghairdeas tuillte ag gach duine. Maith thú, Jackie. Well done also to Adrian Dalton on being named Juvenile Club Official of the Year and to Calum Sherry of the Harps Handball Club for his Juvenile Handball award.
Club app: As well as offering an option to support our lotto, our new club app also has a function to pay your annual membership, make financial donations to the club, as well as a communication suite for all that goes on at the club. You can get involved by downloading 'ClubZap' on your phone and registering as a Monaghan Harps GAA Club member.
