CLUB REUNION: A reunion of former Dromtariffe G. A. A. players is planned for Saturday October 15 in the guise of a Golf Outing.

An invitation to all former footballers and hurlers who enjoy the game of Golf is being extended and will commence at 10.30am at the Kanturk Golf Club.

There is also an open invitation to non Golf playing members and former players to come along and enjoy a meal later in the evening when all can renew friendships and reminise on former times.

Further details will appear in these notes during the coming weeks.

Further enquiries and details can be had from the following: D C O Sullivan 087 273382, Michael O Connell 086 2570432, Andrew Murphy 087 2204712, Mick Byrnes (Snr) 029 58056, Tom Meaney 029 70076, Dan Joe O Keeffe 029 58001 or Joe O Riordan on 087 2800867.

GLEN THEATRE: The curtain will rise on the Glen theatre's drama season when the group will present two plays opening on Friday October 14.

The programme will consist of a one act homedy Last Tango, in the Glen directed by Noreen Duggan. The cast includes John Cahill, Sinead Murphy, Liz Byrnes and Martin. A wake in the West, a short three act comedy directy by Tadhg O Keeffe is the second play with a cast of Caroline Murphy, Caroline Dennehy, Trish Moynihan, Maria O Sulliva, Joe O Flynn, Dan Joe O Keeffe, Ger Kelly and John Cronin.

Both these plays are bound to be big hits and are sure to provide excellent comedy that patrons of the Glen Theatre have come to enjoy over the years.

IMPORTANT MEETING: A meeting will take place in the Kilcorney Community Centre on Thursday October 20 at 8pm to discuss the recent spate of robberies which took place in our local community recently.

A representative from An Garda Siochana will be present.

It would be appreciated if a representative from each household would attend this important meeting. BOWLING NOTES: Tommy O Donoghue Bweeng won the Sally's Cross Novice Final at the expense of Tadhg Hunter, Doneraile.

It was O Donoghue who shaded the early exchanges. Little separated the players to the Mart Farm House.

The Bweeng man made his move here to rise a bowl of odds. He dominated after this to take the title by three bowles of odds.

In a return score, Denis Hickey, Rathmore beat O Donoghue for the last shot. Presentations were made afterwards to both finalists with semi-finalists, Finbarr O Rirodan, Sallyís Cross and Bobby Healy, Mallow also receiving their prizes.

A special presentation was made to Danny Murphy, Kilcorney for all his trojan work during the year. THE DEATH OCCURRED RECENTLY: of Paddy Spillane, Aghabullogue. Well known in Bowling Circles, he was a prominent novice and junior player in the 1970s and 1980s.

He played his championship scores with the North Cork Region and played various tournaments locally. In later years he followed his son Pat, a well known junior player.

The bowling fraternity would like to take this opportunity to express their deepest sympathy to his family, neighbours and good friends.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the following: to the family of Ita Barry, Coolroemore, Lyre, Banteer, to the family of Paddy O Flynn Killavoy, Banteer, to the family of Tom Leonard, Railway View, Banteer. May their souls rest in peace.

PUB QUIZ: Dromtariffe Juvenille G.A.A. held their Annual Pub Quiz in the Sandpit House on Saturday night last. Once again it was an enjoyable and successful fundraising effort with over 15 teams taking part.

Victory went to the Bolomore Copycats team of Eileen Buckley, Christine O Donoghue, Eileen & Seamus Bourke, with Murphy's heroes a point behild.

The club wishes to thank all who took part, those who supported spot prizes and a special word of appreciation to John Tarrant who set the questions.

DROMARIFFE I.C.A.: Dromtariffe I.C.A. Annual Gereral Meeting was held recently. Esther Cahill information officer attended.

The following officers were elected. Patricia Guerin President, Julie O Leary Vice-President, Kitty Collins Treasurer, Mary O Sullivan Secretary, Peg Pierce Timire and Mary Greaney P.R.O. TUBBERWARE PARTY: Dromtariffe I.C.A. are hosting a tubberware party with Mary Hayes in the Parish all on Tuesday October 18 at 8.30pm. Everybody Welcome.