Community notes Oct 18th
October 28, 2025
Lottery Results
There was no winner of the Argideen Rangers GAA lottery €10,900 jackpot draw held at Pad Joe's Bar on Sunday night last. The numbers drawn were 6, 18, 25 and 30. Lucky dip winners included; Noelle Harrington, Mill St; Vera Coomey, Killavarrig; Thomas Griffin, Balinroher and Anna O' Donovan, Kilbrittain.
Next week’s draw with a jackpot of €11,000 will be held at Charlie Maddens on Sunday next, October 19th. Tickets at €2 each or 3 for €5 can be bought at Foley’s Centra, Pad Joe’s Bar, Monk’s Lane, Charlie Madden’s Bar, The Brewery Bar or from any club officer. Supporters of the draw are also asked to avail of modern technology by using the club’s on-line link by visiting www.smartlotto.ie where one can avail of the user-friendly website. There is also a link to this site on the club website.
Seven Heads Breakfast Morning
Over the past few years The Seven Heads Walks Committee have held a most enjoyable breakfast fundraising morning at Courtmacsherry Hotel during the October Bank Holiday week-end. This year the breakfast can be enjoyed on Sunday October 26th. at 10am at Courtmacsherry Hotel. This fundraising event generates fantastic support and is one of only a few events that the hard-working committee organise during the year to raise funds for the upgrade of the very popular walks in the general Seven Heads area. Tickets are priced at €20 each and can be got from committee members.
Dublin City Marathon Run
Christopher Crowley of Cregane will be one of the competitors in the upcoming Dublin City Marathon on Sunday, October 26th. Christopher is raising funds for The Irish Cancer Society and he is seeking your support for this worthy cause. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukaemia in 2007 aged nine. He missed all of fourth class in Timoleague NS and was homeschooled. During his illness he received treatment at Our Lady’s Hospital in Crumlin and The Mercy Hospital Cork. After a year of intensive chemotherapy he returned to school and following regular monitoring he eased back to active duty as a student and a player at Argideen Rangers. However, in August 2019 a cancerous lump near his thyroid was detected, necessitating its removal. Early detection was of paramount importance and Christopher has never looked back since then.
He is regularly sighted on the roads around Timoleague as he prepares for this epic run. His mother Carmel is no doubt at hand to impart words of wisdom to Chris, she being a multi-award-winning runner herself. If you would like to support Christopher in this major fundraising event, you will find all the relevant information in his Christy Crowley Facebook Page.