117 Camogie teams will play in Feile na nGael this weekend. 42 clubs will travel to Ulster, 42 clubs will host in Ulster and 33 teams will take part in Regional feile competitions. That is 2800 under 14 girls participating in this competition this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (19th, 20th and 21st June). There will be a total of 260 Camogie matches played by the end of the weekend! Best of luck to all the teams involved! Pictured above winners of Division 1 in Ulster in 2014 Loughgiel Shamrocks of Antrim. Can they retain their title in 2015?
Feile Fixtures 2015- National
Feile Fixtures 2015- Regional
Developmeny News this week includes…
· Laois Primary School Blitz
· Roscommon Cumann na mBunscol
· Fermanagh Schools Blitz
· St.Judes Hurl with Me
· Wicklow Poc Fada
· Summer camps 2015
· Camán to Croker Teams 2015 Announced!
Laois Primary Schools blitz
On Friday the 12th of June 7 teams took part in an urban primary school blitz. This 7 a-side blitz was a follow on initiative for schools that had received coaching in Portlaoise. As a result of this blitz, Laois Camogie and Laois Cuman na mBunscol have decided to hold a number of blitzes for 2nd and 3rd class students in Laois in the coming academic year.
Thanks to Portlaoise GAA club for the use of their fantastic facilities in Rathleague and also to the referees on the day Aoife Murphy and Ryan Mullaney.
Laois Blitz
Roscommon Cumann na mBunscol Finals
Roscommon Cumann na mBunscol Camogie finals day took place on Wednesday 10th of June.Congrats to the following teams who completed in finals on the day:
Div 4- Ballyforan v Lisaniskey
Div 3- Ballymurray v Tisrara
Div 2- Creggs v Glanduff
Div 1 -Gaelscoil v Roscommon convent
Cregg National School team
Gaelscoil team
Fermanagh Schools Blitz
Over 120 girls participated in a primary and secondary school blitz in Lakeland Forum, Enniskillen. Jamie Campbell provided 5 weeks coaching in 7 primary schools across Fermanagh- Newtownbutler, Lisnaskea, Mullymesker, Belocoo, Derrygonnelly, Irvinestown and Edernery. He also provided coaching support to St Fancheas and Mount Lourdes. All school thoroughly enjoyed being part of this coaching initiative and the blitz on the day.
Over 120 girls participated in a primary and secondary school blitz in Lakeland Forum, Enniskillen. Jamie Campbell provided 5 weeks coaching in 7 primary schools across Fermanagh- Newtownbutler, Lisnaskea, Mullymesker, Belocoo, Derrygonnelly, Irvinestown and Edernery. He also provided coaching support to St Fancheas and Mount Lourdes. All school thoroughly enjoyed being part of this coaching initiative and the blitz on the day.
Fermanagh Schools Blitz
St. Judes Hurl with Me
Picture below of a taster Hurl with Me session completed by Eve Talbot Regional Development Officer in St Judes club Dublin as part of their Hurl Smart Week 2015.
St.Judes Hurl with Me
Poc Fada Wicklow
Pictured at the Poc Fada in Wicklow:
Left to Right U16 Runner up Eve Condon, Adult Runner Up Alison Moules, County Camogie Chair, Dora Burke, Under 16 Winner Danielle Burke and Adult winner Bernie Byrne.
Summer camps 2015!
See details of Camogie Camps coming up..
Caman to Croker- Teams!
64 teams that will be attending the Camán to Croker day on 7th July are listed below. These teams were drawn from provincial day entries and also clubs that ran Hurl Smart Week this year from 1st to 7th June.
Leinster: (19)
Carlow: Ballinkillen, Setanta
Dublin: Good Counsel, Castleknock, Commercials, Ballyboden St. Endas
Kildare: Kilcocok, Eire Og Corra Choill, Rathcoffey
Kilkenny: Tullogher
Laois: Camross
Meath: Kiltale
Offaly: St.Cillians, Shinrone
Westmeath: Crookedwood
Wexford: Cloughbawn, Oylegate/Glenbrien, Geraldine O Hanrahans
Wicklow: Kiltegan
Munster: (20)
Clare: Parteen, St.Josephs Doora Barefield,
Cork: Youghal, Blackrock, St.Fanahans, Kilbree, St.Catherines
Kerry: Tralee Parnells
Limerick: Na Piarsaigh, Treaty Gaels, Granagh Ballingarry
Tipperary: Eire Og Annacarty, St.Rita’s Fethard, Nenagh Eire Og, New Inn, Cahir, Borrisoleigh, St.Mary’s Clonmel
Waterford: Portlaw, Clonea
Ulster: (14)
Antrim: Loughgiel Shamrocks
Armagh: Crossmalglen Rangers, St.Mary’s Aghagallon, St.Brenda’s Ballymacnab, Killeavy, An Port Mor
Derry: Sean O Leary’s
Down: Ballygalget, Ballycran, Liatroim Fontenoys, Darragh Cross, Atticall
Tyrone: Brocagh, Cailini an Chnoic Doiretreasc
Connacht: (11)
Mayo: Westport
Galway: Sylane, Moycullen, Turloughmore, Ardrahan, Killimor, Craughwell, Davitts, Kiltullagh/Killimordaly
Roscommon: Four Roads, Tulsk
