NAOMH EANNA AN OMAIGH
The senior footballers opened their all county league campaign on Monday night but just came up short against Dungannon. The side return to action on Friday night with a short trip to Gortin for senior and reserve football. The juniors lost to Brocagh on Friday night returning to O’Neill’s Healy Park tonight (Thursday) to play Brackaville. The game throws in at 8pm and a turnout of support would be great.
Congratulations to Callum Daly and the Omagh men in the backroom team of the Tyrone Under 20s who claimed the all Ireland title last week. An historic back to back title for Callum, Cathal, Conor and Shane.
The clubs Under 14 girls claimed the Tyrone ladies grade 1 silver league title on Tuesday night with a win over St Macartans while the clubs minor girls wrapped up their grade 1 league campaign at the weekend finishing unbeaten, they face Dromore in the Championship on Friday night at Gardrum Park.
Our Under 16 hurlers sadly lost Mondays Under 16 hurling league final at Garvaghey to Eire Og but deserve great credit for their effort and endeavour while it was a great night last Friday as our PP Camogie side brought the Pat Darcy plate to Omagh with a win over Tulagh Og. The PP camogs are back in action on Friday in the Tier two league fu=inal at MUSA.
With the clubs Feile hurlers and camog’s heading to the national finals we are now on the search for sponsorship and support. Please cast an eye on our facebook pages to see what you could do to help these young players.
All our youth and club fixtures and results are available on our Club and County App. It’s easy to download from your app store and its free but very useful.
The club are delighted to be hosting two big Summer events at O’Neill’s Healy Park. The Fight for Life on July 5th with a host of charity bouts and along with the INN Bar group we are hosting the Party at the Park. Socials have full details. We also host a coffee morning for perinatal mental health on Sunday June 15th 9am to 1pm. Pease put this in you diary.
Congratulations to former player and scor participant Fr Damian Bresnahan SMA who has been elected as Vicar General of the Society of African Missions – part of the governing body of the SMA’s and Fr Michael Doherty a great friend of so many in the club and Omagh who celebrates fifty years as a priest later this month.
We will be hosting a massive reunion in September celebrating teams from 1965, 75, 85, 95 and 2005. A date will be confirmed this week but it already promises to be a very special night.
The clubs website www.omaghstendas.com has a full selection of up to date news and extra photos from all our games as well as all our latest news and lotto details.
Our sympathy to the Mc Garvey and Doran families on their recent berevements. 
