‘Ready Steady Go’ – Episode #5 Part 2
In Part 2 of this episode we are delighted to welcome back Dave Simpson, Head Coach of the New Zealand…
Applications Sought for Camogie Coach Developer Training
The Camogie Association are currently seeking applications for Coach Developers. The course is aimed at coaches who currently possess a…
‘Ready Steady Go’ – Episode #5 Part 1
In Part 1 of Episode 5 we are delighted to welcome Dave Simpson, Head Coach of the New Zealand Women’s…
Launch of landmark Gaelic Games coaching survey
The biggest ever coaching survey conducted in Irish sport will see the Camogie Association, GAA and LGFA join forces to…
WIT Recognised by Student Sport Ireland for Ashbourne Cup Weekend 2020 Success
Thursday May 21st saw a Camogie event feature as part of the Student Sport Ireland Virtual Network 2020. The GAA…
Camogie Association, GAA and LGFA partner with Jigsaw to launch One Good Coach mental health course
The Camogie Association, GAA and LGFA, in partnership with Jigsaw, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health, are delighted to…
Personal Reflection Learning Template for Coaches
Given the huge amount of upskilling opportunities available online for coaches during this time, it’s important to reflect on what‘s…
‘Ready Steady Go’ – Episode 4
Episode 4 of the ‘Ready Steady Go’ webinar series features Adrian O’Sullivan, current manager of the five-in-a-row Ashbourne-winning University of…
Key Signals to know for the young Referee
The most important element to be a good Camogie referee is knowing the rules and understanding how to apply them….
‘Ready Steady Go’ Episode #3
Episode 3 of the ‘Ready Steady Go’ webinar series features former Galway intercounty star Molly Dunne and Camogie Association Club…
Active Home Week 2020
This week is Active Home Week 2020 which aims to get primary school children active for at least 60 minutes…
M.N.A. Programme Webinars Up and Running!
The first successful training days for the M.N.A. Programme took place in LIT Thurles and the National Sport Campus on…
