Derrygonnelly Harps GFC
The Harps Lotto jackpot, now £4500, was not won on Sunday
night. The numbers drawn were 3, 9, 11 and 26. £20 each went to James Timmins,
Newtownbutler, Charlie Jones, Crott and Katie Cassidy, Derrygonnelly. The supervisors
for Sunday night’s draw will be Pat McGurn and Michael Glynn, along with Mary
Cox. We are very grateful for the support we are receiving, with many people
buying online entries plus people leaving envelopes in our containers.
In terms of
the GAA’s anti Covid-19 measures, things have been moving at quite a pace over
the last few weeks, with contact training now permissible in reduced groups. For
all teams hoping to train and eventually play, two key pieces of the jigsaw are
the completion of the GAA’s e-module on Covid-19 measures, and also the
completion of a health questionnaire, which will become a reference point as
players attend subsequent sessions. This is a period requiring clubs to put a
lot of measures in place, administrative and practical. The levels of
accountability are high, so we wish to proceed very carefully. We will
communicate with our members as best we can when we reach different stages of
activities or have dates of competitions commencing and we will be reviewing
possibilities as we move forward. We are unlikely to return to normal weekly
activities as in the past for a long time yet, but it is good to see that such
a positive outlet is back on the list of possibilities for groups of our
members.
Finally, it
was with sadness that Harps members heard of a number of bereavements in Botha
parish last week, to Peter McGowan, a very longstanding Harps supporter and his
brother Tommy, many condolences on the passing of their sister Mrs Cox in
Belleek, and sympathies are also extended to the Hoy and Dolan families on
their bereavements last week. | 
