The Rail Theatre Company presents Marina Carr's Portia Coughlan in the Briery Gap Theatre on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th November. This play which is thought provoking and totally enthralling, will have the audiences gripped emotionally and visually throughout. Tickets cost €12. CAMOGIE ALL-STAR: Briege Corkery collected her third All-Star award as the All Ireland champions and defeated finalists Kilkenny dominated the Camogie Awards ceremony at the Citywest Hotel on Saturday night last. Briege received the midfield award. AMERICAN PARTY: St. National School Parents Association are holding an American Tea Party in the Castle Hotel, Macroom, on Friday November 13th at 8pm. Music will be supplied by Tony Dineen. Tickets are available from Marjorie Harris on 087 1348907 or Sandra Kelleher on 087 6465285. BRIDGE: Macroom Club 27th October, 2009: 1. Sarah Lane and Pat O'Sullivan; 2. Mary Buckley (Millstreet) and Grace Dennehy; 3. Dan Lynch and Sean White (Best Gross). SUPPORT PROGRAMME: A Bereavement Support programme for adults who are experiencing grief or loss will commence in Macroom Family Resource Centre in mid November. It will run for 8 weeks, 2 hours a week in a small group setting. For information, ring the Family Centre at 026 20561. GOLF: Gents-Senior Teams: 1. T. Kelleher, M. Moriarty and M. Ahern, 40 points. Open Singles: 1. Kennedy, 37 points. 14 Holes: P. Cooper, 35 points. Ladies – 18 Holes: 1. R. O'Sullivan, 40 points. 1st Silver, M. Lehane 37. 1st Bronze M. Loughrey, 37. SPONSORED WALK: Macroom and District Lions Club is organising a Sponsored Walk along the old Kenmare Road on November 15th. Proceeds will go to the Boy Scouts Building Fund and C.A.R.I, (Children at Risk in Ireland). For sponsorship cards, please contact Denis Canty on 087 2383900; Michael Lillis on 086 3894921 or James O'Sullivan on 086 2505451.