⭐️Lotto⭐️

This week's draw took place at Naomh Brid Clubhouse due to the introduction of new Covid restrictions. This weeks winning numbers are 08, 10, 16, 17, 24



There were no winners of this week’s jackpot.


The next draw will take place on the 10th January 2022 and our Jackpot  will be €2,150


Congratulations to our lucky dip winners of €25


Pat O'Connor


Mc Daid Clan


Eamon McCalliog


Jack Keaney


Peter Mullaney


Claire Anderson


Laura Corcoran


Paul Kelly

We would like to thank everyone for all their support with our Lotto throughout 2021 and wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous 2022.

Tickets are still on sale online or in the post office in Ballintra or local shops.


Next draw will take place on 10th January 2022and our Jackpot will be €2,150.

⭐️CLG Naomh Bríd Remembrance Tournament⭐️

We are running a 7 aside tournament in remembering all our deceased members and people of the parish.we are looking for definite numbers so we can sort teams in advance in order to run smoothly. We are inviting former retired players to take part also. All details in poster.


⭐️ All covid regulations apply
⭐️please adhere to all stewards on the day
⭐️Contact Pete Walsh on 0871844919 to get involved

⭐️Senior Management 2022⭐️

Aidan Murray-Manager
Niall mc Cready -assistant manager/coach
Declan mc Cafferty - player coach
Peter walsh -Video analysis
Lorcan Mc Grory -stats and logistics

⭐️2022 Committe⭐️Chairperson: Lorcan Mc Grory
Vice Chairperson: Pete Walsh
Secretary: Anne Marie Monaghan
Vice Secretary: Michael Quinn
Treasurer: Padraic Molloy
Vice Treasurer: Eamonn Murphy
PRO: Eoin Mc Garrigle
Registrar: Geraldine Maguire
Players Rep: Declan Mc Cafferty
Coaching Officer: Callum Gallagher
Child Protection Officer: Anne Gallagher
Ofig Na Gaelige: Michael Gallagher
Best of luck to our new committee for 2022


⭐️New Book Released ⭐️

Annals of Drumhome is a new local history publication researched and compiled by Drumhome Heritage Society. The book follows a chronological path, beginning away back in ancient times when records first were made in the 4th century and continue right up to the 21st century. Annals of Drumhome is a written record capturing important dates, events and stories which happened in, or had a consequence in, the Drumhome area.
This Annals begins in the late 4th century. At that time Drumhome was a very important natural ancient border, where chieftains and High Kings fought to gain control. It was a place of great significance in the spread of Christianity due to the presence of a seat of learning, a monastery said to be established by St. Colmcille himself, here in the heart of Drumhome. Saint Ernan as first Abbot of Drumhome is buried there with fellow monks. Saint Eunan followed in the steps of ColmCille and travelled to Iona becoming 9th Abbot.
Ireland's oldest illuminated manuscript, The Cathach, was held in the custody of the Mac Robhartaigh family, in a monastery in Ballymagroarty, Ballintra.  

Annals of Drumhome brings us on a journey through the years and through the centuries, also documenting the O’Donnell clan in the region. The division of lands, the rise of English Ascendancy, and the development of towns and villages are also recorded. The Annals documents how the area was affected by The Great Famine, Disease, Immigration, The Flax Industry, Great Storms, Tragedies, the arrival and eventual demise of the Railway in the area, The War of Independence, The First World War, Local Industry, the formation of the Border, the social history of our local schools and Churches and much more.
The Annals travels on through the years, recording important events, memorable moments, tragedies, news items and long forgotten happenings from the past, right up to the turn of the Millennium.
Annals of Drumhome also include some wonderful local poems and songs which were inspired by an important event or tragedy of the time. Articles contributed by Trevor Johnston, Brian Curristan and Josephine Griffith Quinn recall fond memories of village life and school days. These memoirs are sure to jog some precious memories of this special area.
In addition, Annals of Drumhome is packed full of new and old photographs, original new drawings, historic sketches, and diagrams, to enhance the articles and stories contained.
The Drumhome Heritage Society research and editorial team bring the reader a well-constructed, yet easily assessable publication which will warrant a place in your homes and hearts for many years to come.
This is a book which can be flicked trough at anytime to find that little nugget of information you never knew before, about the place we call home – where we belong - Drumhome.

The Annals of Drumhome with a RRP of €20 is available in the following outlets.
Londis, Mountcharles, Four Masters Bookshop , Eurospar , Laghey, Cassidy’s XL, Ballintra,
Post Office Ballintra,  A Novel Idea, Ballyshannon. Finnegan’s, shop,  Rosnowlagh.  
Franciscan Friary Shop, Rosnowlagh.  Gallagher’s P.O. Pettigo. Alexander’s, Ballybofey.
Kieran Mullin, Donegal Town. Supervalu, Donegal Town.