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15 clubs that ran successful Hurl Smart Weeks earlier this year in June have received a visit from inter-county Camogie players in the past number of weeks.
 
Thanks to the inter-county players who when approached by the Camogie Association to get involved in this initiative were delighted to do so. Inter-county players are such excellent role models for younger players and clubs within their county. The Camogie Association really appreciates the players taking the time to work with the chosen clubs and young players in the promotion of the game.
 
The players visited the clubs, coached the underage players and have also talked to them about inter-county Camogie life. Pictured above Cork Camogie players Fiona Neville and Orla Cotter visit St.Catherine’s club in Cork.
 
The 15 clubs chosen from Hurl Smart Week and the intercounty players who have/will be visiting their clubs:
Kilmacud Crokes, Dublin (Grainne Quinn), Ballygarvan, Cork (Orla Cronin), Cailíni an Chnoic Doirtreasc, Tyrone (Emma McAliskey), Tullysaran, Armagh (Ciara Donnelly), St. Mary’s Rosslare, Wexford (Linda Bolger), Setanta, Carlow (Michelle Nolan), Drumgoon, Cavan (Aideen Coyle), St.Catherine’s, Cork (Fiona Neville), Castletown Geoghegan, Westmeath (Ciara Corcoran), Brocagh, Tyrone (Ciara McGready), Marshalstown/Castledockrell, Wexford (Kate kelly), Crossmaglen Rangers, Armagh (Ciara Donnelly), Rockban, Cork (Katrina Mackey), Sixmilebridge, Clare (Orlaith Duggan), St.Rita’s Fethard, Tipperary (Cait Devane).
 
Orla Cotter and Fiona Neville Cork senior players who coached underage players in St.Catherine's Cork as part of Hurl Smart Week Initiative
 
 
 
In other development news:
·         Camogie4Teens Phase 2
·         Halloween Fancy Dress Hurling/Camogie in Boyle!
·         Sligo Centre of Excellence hosts Camogie Cumann na mBunscol Blitz
·         Post Primary Blitz Louth
·         Ballyhaunis Community school claim Mayo Junior & Senior schools titles
 
 
 
Camogie4Teens Phase 2
Phase 2 of the Camogie4Teens initiative is taking place at the moment in 10 counties. The initiative aimed at 15-18 year olds aims to up skill teenagers in courses such as PR, Coaching, Refereeing, running events, lifestyle etc.
 
Offaly Camogie4Teens
 
Wicklow Camogie4Teens
 
Wexford Camogie4Teens
 
Roscommon Camogie4Teens
 
 
Halloween Fancy Dress Hurling/Camogie in Boyle
1st class in Boyle primary School enjoying a Camogie and hurling session in their fancy dress costumes
 
Boyle is the newest club in Roscommon and are enjoying playing Camogie. For more information on playing with Boyle Camogie contact: Yvonne.Byrne@camogie.ie
 
 
 
Sligo Centre of Excellence hosts Camogie Cumann na mBunscol Blitz
 
Over 80 girls participated in the Sligo Camogie Cumann na mBunscol Blitz held in Sligo GAA Centre of Excellence on October 2th last.
 
Students from Sligo IT refereed with Benny Kenny Sligo Games Development helping to co-ordinate the blitz on the day.
 
 
 
Post Primary Blitz Louth
 
5 secondary schools participated in the Louth post primary blitz in Termonfeckin GAC. Pictured above Ballymakenny College.
 
Other schools involved on the day included Ardee Community College, St Olivers Community College, St Louis' Secondary School and Our Lady's College Greenhills. 
 
Action from Louth Blitz
 
 
Ballyhaunis Communicty school claim Mayo Junior & Senior schools titles
 
Ballyhaunis Junior team celebrate after their victory
 
Ballyhaunis Community school claimed the Junior and senior camogie schools titles in Mayo on October 26th. They defeated Sacred Heart Westport in both finals held in the Connacht Centre of Excellence.
 
Ballyhaunis Community School Junior Team
 
Ballyhaunis Community School Senior Team
 
Sacred Heart, Westport Junior Team
 
Sacred Heart, Westport Senior Team
 
Louisburg Secondary School Junior Team
 
 
 
 

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