Ballinlough Gun Club

Ballinlough Gun Club First established in the 1950 s our object remains the same :the enhancement of game and habitat to support their stocks for future generations.

10/09/2026

🦉 TEST YOUR WILDLIFE KNOWLEDGE AT THE PLOUGHING! 🌿
Think you know your Irish wildlife? Come and put your knowledge to the test with the NARGC Wildlife Quiz at this year’s National Ploughing Championships!

🎁 PRIZES TO BE WON EVERY DAY!
Take part for your chance to win a Barn Owl Nest Box and NARGC merchandise, with prizes up for grabs each day of the Ploughing.

The quiz is free to enter and suitable for young and old. Pick up a quiz sheet, identify our Irish wildlife and see how well you do!

📍 FIND NARGC AT:
Stand 427 • Row 21 • Block 3

Come in, meet the NARGC team and learn more about our wildlife, conservation projects and education work.

🌿 Hunting • Community • Conservation

07/09/2026

🦊 Our final highlight, for now, from the Four Seasons campaign is this blog by BASC's Sophie Stafford, who explains the science behind predator control and its role in helping the UK meet its nature recovery targets.

Read Sophie's blog here 👇
https://basc.org.uk/predator-control-and-nature-recovery

29/08/2026

Hopefully we’ll be able to host this event in September.☔️☔️🤞🏼🤞🏼

24/08/2026

Distressing content: Carly Clarkson, a horrified mother, has recounted the terrifying moment a fox broke into her home and bit her three-month-old daughter's head as they slept 😳💔

She woke up to find an animal sniffing her face before making a horrifying discovery beside her in bed.

She had fallen asleep while feeding her three-month-old at her home in Watford, Hertfordshire.

She was startled awake when an animal began sniffing her face.

When she looked down, the 37-year-old mother noticed blood beside her baby.

She discovered four bloody puncture wounds on her daughter's head.

Carly grabbed her infant daughter and chased the wild animal to the top of the stairs.

She then ran to check on her one-year-old child in another room.

The mother had left her back door open during the evening.

Carly said the four puncture marks "looked like a dog had bitten a football".

She rushed the baby to Watford General Hospital at around 9.45pm on Thursday.

Doctors confirmed there were no skull fractures or brain injuries, administering tetanus jabs and antibiotics.

Carly believes the wild animal may have been trying to drag her young child away.

And even when leaving for the hospital, the family encountered a fox approaching their front door.

The family reported the incident to Watford Borough Council but found private deterrents cost £300 for pellets.

Carly believes local foxes are becoming "out of control" and reaching a point where they are far too comfortable around humans.

However, Trevor Williams from The Fox Project maintains these incidents are exceptionally rare and likely involved a young cub investigating open doors.

17/08/2026

With another season around the corner ...Dont forget our friends and sponsors Outdoor Ranger ,Tuam for all your requirements...

07/08/2026

Suck Valley Kayaking Club Information Evening & AGM – Thursday 13th August, 9pm, Old Schoolhouse, Ballintubber (F45 T853). Following a short AGM, we’ll have an open information evening to share ideas and help shape the Suck Valley Kayaking Club together. Everyone is welcome and there’s no pressure to take on a role. Our focus will be on adult paddling as we get the club established. For more information, contact Ruth 0861988036.

01/08/2026

The Club would like to extend best wishes to the Intermediate ladies in Croke Park tomorrow and to Captain Helena Cummins ...Hopefully more silverware will cross the Shannon!!

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Co. Roscommon

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