15 May, 2003

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And everybody had a good day!

Bouncy castles, inflatable slides, an poc fada, an cic fada and face painting were all part of the fun day held by St Teresa's GAA Club on the Glen Road in Belfast last Saturday, 10 May, to celebrate the club's 40th anniversary.

The fun day was held at the club's Pairc Uí Dochairteagh/Uí Domhnaill, which is named after hunger strikers Kieran Doherty and Joe O'Donnell.

Over 100 juvenile members of the club took part in the various events. The highlight of the day for the youngsters was when the managers of the various under-age teams were tied to the stocks and attacked with water-laden sponges.

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