14 October 2010
Club Aontroma Race Night 22 October 2010 - raising money for Dunsilly to ensure a
bright future for Gaelic Sport in Antrim - my county, your county, our
county.
Club Aontroma Chairman Colm McKenna is urging all Antrim Gaels to get behind the County and its drive to raise funds to build a training centre at Dunsilly. "It is time for all of us who value the future of our games to get involved. I appreciate and understand that we are going through a tough time, however, the demand to provide top class facilities for our players is still pressing and Antrim Gaels need to answer the call. Every penny that we will generate at our Race Night will be going directly to help finace the Dunsilly Project. Therefore I would appeal to everybody to get involved."
The Race Night is a great opportunity for Antrim Gaels to get out and show their support for Dunsilly. Speaking ahead of the event County Chairman nominee, Jim Murray, believes that Club Aontroma's efforts should be congratulated. "I'm grateful for all the work that Club Aontroma has put into this event and in particular the way in which they have created opportunities for everybody to get involved. By sponsoring a dog at the event for as little as £25.00 people are sendinga clear message that they believe in Antrim's future and that they want to be a part of this success story."
The Race night promises to be a great even so why not take your partner or friends out for a really special night
- @£50 per person- not cheap but really worth it for a one-off and you will be doing your bit for the future of our county.
Simply contact Carl Whyte on (07748 550 398) or e-mail carl.whyte@stakeholdergroup.com.
Alternatively, put a cheque with your contact details on it and leave it into Casement Park for the attention of Carl Whyte, Club Aontroma and we will do the rest.
Dunsilly can be a lasting legacy and it can be the final building block to develop our county teams. Can we do this together? - yes we can - Is féidir linn!"
