Judge Seamus Hughes handed down a series of fines to a number of people who were found at a house party in Longford last February
18/09/2021
18/09/2021
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As part of their push to raise €25,000 to finish the development of their two 11-a-side pitches at Dernaferst, Lough Gowna, UCL Harps are staging a Stars in Your Eyes fundraiser on Saturday, June 3 at 8pm in the Breffni Arms Hotel, Arva.
UCL Harps, founded by Paddy McPhillips (Moyne Community School) and Ronnie Bleakley (Moyne Stores) 23 years ago, affiliated one U-12 team and began playing in the Longford Schoolboy League.
This season they have over 250 girls and boys registered from U8 to U17 playing in 21 teams. Children come from as far as Killeshandra, Carrigallen, Aughnacliffe, Ballinalee, Granard, Arva, and Loch Gowna and Moyne to play for the club. Next season UCL Harps will field their first senior team and they will ply their trade in the CCFL.
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