Annual Club Draw 

Tickets for the 2026 Club Draw are currently on sale shortly, priced at €20 per ticket or 3 tickets for €50. This year will see a revised format for the draw; rather than the traditional 12 monthly draws, there will be a single Draw for 2026 on February 1st in the Copper Still with a huge prize fund of €5,000. The top prize in the draw will be €3,000, second prize of €1,000, 3rd prize of €500 and 5 prizes of €100 each. Tickets can be purchased online at https://member.clubspot.app/club/bornacoola-gaa-lgfa/fundraisers. Ticket sellers are asked to return tickets and money to their finance committee co-ordinator by Friday the 23rd of January

Comhgairdeas 

Our congratulations are extended to former Bornacoola and Leitrim player David O Connor and new wife Aine Breathnach (Belfast) who were married in Cloonturk on the Saturday before Christmas. Comhgairdeas daoibh beirt

50/50 Draw 

Congratulations to Caroline Crawford who scooped our mega €4,155 jackpot in the Christmas 50/50 draw held in the Copper Still on December 30th. There were also five prizes of €100 handed out on the night and these went to Harry Boyle, Caroline Crawford, Clare Mallon, Noelle Shanley and Martin Cregg with Aoibhín Finnerty winning 10 free tickets for the January draw. Our January 50/50 draw will take place on January 25th and with 12 monthly draws ahead in 2026, this is your chance to buy an annual subscription to the 50/50 draw from just €50 for one ticket to be included in all 12 draws. For €100 you can purchase 3 tickets for 12 draws or for €200 you can purchase 7 tickets. Annual subscriptions and individual tickets for the January draw are available online at https://member.clubspot.app/club/bornacoola-gaa-lgfa/fundraisers.

Sympathies 

The sympathies of the club are extended to the Mc Nally and Mc Guinness families on the passing of Millie Mc Nally (Dromod) over the Christmas period. Millie’s husband, the late Jack, was a member of the last Bornacoola team to win the County Senior Championship in 1957. Ar dheis Dé go raibh sí.