Busy programme ahead

Coleraine YFC started off the new year in style by showing off some of their many skills at the wooden welly competition playing 5-a-side penguin football.
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Jan 2014, 09:31 BST
The Successful team with the trophy at the wooden welly competition, pictured are: David Hall, James Magee, Philip Henry, Ruth Adams and Jessica Rennie.The Successful team with the trophy at the wooden welly competition, pictured are: David Hall, James Magee, Philip Henry, Ruth Adams and Jessica Rennie.
The Successful team with the trophy at the wooden welly competition, pictured are: David Hall, James Magee, Philip Henry, Ruth Adams and Jessica Rennie.

The team of David Hall, Philip Henry, James Magee, Jessica Rennie and Ruth Adams fought hard and were fortunate to beat the reigning champions in the final to gain first place and bring home the trophy.

They will certainly look forward to planning next year’s event. as they bid to regain their title.

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Coleraine are back in full flow with the first meeting of 2014 taking place on Tuesday 14th January.

The club would like to say thank you to Megan Shaw who presented an exchange talk on her trip to Canada.

It was very informative and the club hope it has encouraged some of our members to think about applying for an exchange in the future.

It is drawing close to that time again for the club to show off their acting skills in the Arts Festival Performance.

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Members are practicing hard to fix up all the finishing touches so attendance at practices is vitally important.

They hope all their friends and family members have received their tickets for the performance to come and cheer them on in Ballymoney High School on the 21st February.

It is sure to be another memorable production.

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