mayor is Mike Kaiser. Culture and sightseeing Buildings The following are listed buildings or sites in Rhineland-Palatinate’s Directory of Cultural Monuments: Saint Simeon’s Catholic Church (Kirche St. Simeon), Kirchstraße – aisleless church, from 1738; Classicist west tower, 1846; quarrystone transept and quire, 1921-1922; outside: basalt and marble cross; 16 basalt cross fragments, from among other years 1594, 1619, 1635, 1631; Gothic Revival cross, from 1871; five grave tablets, 17th and 18th century; warriors’ memorial with Madonna statue Hauptstraße 6 – former school; quarrystone building, 1830-1840, architect possibly J. C. von Lassaulx Hauptstraße 30 – wayside cross from 1763 Kirchstraße – wayside cross Kirchstraße – relief, 18th century, wayside cross Kirchstraße – Nische, 19th century, with Crucifixion group, 18th century Monrealer Straße – Pietà, in the wayside chapel, 18th century Töpferstraße 15 – wayside cross; Nischenkreuz, Basalt, from 1624 Urmersbacher Straße – sandstone wayside cross, from 1725 Urmersbacher Straße – basalt wayside cross, from 1694 Urmersbacher Straße – wayside cross, from 1686 Urmersbacher Straße/corner of Hauptstraße – boundary stones, from among other years 1613 On the way into the village – boundary stone; obelisk-shaped, earlier half of 19th century On Kreisstraße 13 going towards Düngenheim – wayside cross; sandstone niche cross On Landesstraße 98 – wayside cross East of Düngenheim – wayside cross; niche cross, from 1639 southeast of Düngenheim – basalt wayside cross, 18th century Clubs The municipality has a well-developed club life with many different clubs and associations: an angling club, the Düngenheimer Carnevals Club (DCC), the Möhnenverein (“women fools”, also Carnival/Shrovetide-related), TuS Düngenheim (gymnastics and sport), the Tambourverein (drum corps), the Düngenheim Volunteer Fire Brigade, a church choir, the Schürzenjägerfans (“Skirt Chaser Fans”), the Eifel Club, the German Shepherd Club and the Junggesellenverein Düngenheim (bachelors’ club), which may well have the longest tradition to look back on (125 years). The biggest club in the municipality is the gymnastics and sport club. The many departments make for a complex club structure. The branch with the broadest range of offerings is the football department. At the moment, SG Düngenheim/Urmersbach/Masburg is playing with its first team in District League (Kreisliga) B, and also with its second team in District League C. Youngsters from 6 to 17 can play on the various youth teams. Besides the football department, there has been since 2008 a Völkerball team, which stands as the only such club in the Eifel-Moselle-Hunsrück Völkerball region. The greatest triumph has