Messi, Ronaldo and Mbappe To Appear At Derrylaughan Crossbar Challenge Event
Thousands are expected to descend upon the Washingbay this weekend as some of the world’s finest players attempt to master one of the hardest feats in sport today: hitting the crossbar in front of Lough Neagh whilst being attacked by midges.
Sources close to the club have confirmed that a flight has already been chartered from Miami, with Messi on board, bound for Aldergrove. Messi is also expected to take part in the Easter Hunt and is bringing with him a home-made Argentinian basket which may not be accepted by officials due to its depth.
Ronaldo is also purported to be on his way, which will see his second visit to Derrylaughan after he attended last year’s league game against Stewartstown. The Portuguese striker is a big fan of Stewartstown’s Gareth Devlin.
Organiser Jimmy Kiniddy added:
“It’s great that Messi an all will have a go at the welly-throwing competition but at the same time, they still need to pay the £10 entry fee. It’s for a good cause. There’s talk Mbappe is already in Falls’ Bar, taking on allcomers at the darts. I’ve heard he has refused to leave until he meets Brian Kennedy.”
Derrylaughan Kevin Barry’s GAC will be hosting a Charity Crossbar Challenge and Family Fun Day taking place this Saturday 30 March at The Shore from 12-3pm.
Along with their Crossbar Challenge there’ll be a host of FREE entertainment and fun for all!
Spot Prizes
Bouncy Castles
Easter Games
Fun with Fit Minds Coach
Welly throwing competition
Easter Hunt – bring your basket
Ice-cream
Face-painting
BBQ
Visit from the Easter Bunny!
There’ll be a RAFFLE on the day with some AMAZING prizes up for grabs!
The cost per entry for our Crossbar Challenge (ball or hurl) is
£10 for Senior Players/Adults
£5 for Minors/U16/U12
£2.50 for U8s and below!
All monies raised will go directly to the @MNDAssociation, a charity very close to our hearts
We look forward to welcoming everyone down to the Shore for what’s set to be a great afternoon’s craic all in aid of a great cause
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