Drug Awareness
We are committed to supporting the fight against drug abuse in our communities
 


Hugo Gallagher remembered



Despite torrential rain throughout the day over eighty players represnting all the codes and age groups in the club turned up to remember and honour the late Hugo Gallagher in a day of exhibition matches, at the Holyrood sports centre, on Sunday 10th December.
   The day started with a mixed team challenge between the under 14s and 12s footballers. They were followed by a brave group of 5 to 8 year olds from the mini-harps who gace their parents and mentors a footballing lesson.  Next up was the camogie and ladies footballers s who played a challenge match
one half of each code.  The footballl  team one the first half, but were well beating in the camogie second
half.  The day was concluded with an exhibition football among the senior footballers.

Due to the bad weather the Hugo Gallagher cup, competed for by the adult mens teams was held over till the start of next season.



 

Glasgow-Dublin Drug Awareness Day
The visit of Rush National school to St.Mungo's in Glasgow included a full day's drug awareness training for the children from P6 and their visitors.
 
 


 

Drawings by p6 and 7 pupils from St. Mungo's Primary school, December, 2002.


Second annual Drug Free sevens another big success for the Harps
 
 
 
 

Dublin football and RTE television sports presenter, Jason Sherlock, receives a Scottish Quaich from some of the boys on the Drug Awareness Exchange to Dublin.  Jason gave the children a talk at St. Malachy's school, Finglas, on his experience of drugs and racism while growing up in Dublin.  He later met up with the kids at a training session of the Dublin county team were the children were given some sports gear by the players.