Feile na nGael the national Under 14 competition will take place in Kilkenny, Carlow & Wexford from June 16th-18th 2017. The Whistle4Feile is a programme aimed at increasing the number of referees available to referee Camogie for the Feile weekend.
Register your interest for Whistle4Féile Programme 2017
In other development news:
· Camogie4Teens- Kildare, Wexford, Donegal & Tipperary
· Camán Get a Grip- Westmeath & Clare
· Longford Indoor Blitz
· Camogie at Asian Games
Camogie4Teens- Kildare, Wexford, Donegal & Tipperary
Kildare Camogie4teens PR and Admin module with tutor Amy Forde
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Wexford Camogie4Teens Group
Carrie Power, Jade Power, Amy McGrath, Eimear O Shea, Jamie Egan (Davidstown/Courtnacuddy) Amy Smith, Liza Bates Aisling Pender (Duffry Rovers), Amy Cousins, Ellen Berry, Olivia McDonnell, Mollie Bates, Orla Fortune, Megan Doyle, Imogen Fanning (Kilmore) Andrea Kinsella (Buffers Alley) Ciara O Sullivan, Laura O Sullivan (Ferns), May Wickham, Oonagh Barden, Julie Furlong, Rachel Greene, Caoimhe Kehoe (Cloughbawn), Sarah O'Dowd (Oulart the Ballagh)
Cloughbawn u10’s who attended blitz organised by Wexford Camogie4Teens
Buffers Alley u10’s who attended blitz organised by Wexford Camogie4Teens
Duffry Rovers u10’s who attended blitz organised by Wexford Camogie4Teens
Donegal Camogie4Teens completing an Injury prevention workshop
The Donegal4Teens organised a super blitz in Letterkenny on November 12th with U8 and U10 teams coming from Letterkenny Gaels, Four Masters, Burt, Carndonagh and Na Magha.
Tipperary Camogie4Teens
Ed Donnelly, Munster GAA, delivered a workshop on PR and Social Media. The girls tried their hand at match reporting and got some tips on how to submit to newspapers, radio and posting online.
Camán Get a Grip- Westmeath & Clare
Westmeath Camán Get a Grip Foundation course on October 29th with 21 participants from 10 clubs. Tutors: Eileen Gleeson & Brendan Phelan
Clare Camán Get a Grip Foundation Course on November 19th with 24 participants. Tutors: Patrick Mullaney, Eileen Gleeson
Longford Indoor Blitz
A series of mixed indoor camogie & hurling sessions are taking place in Longford catering for primary school children. 40 children are taking part in the initiative running until December. Thanks to Katlyn Quinn for liaising with the schools for the initiative.
Having fun at Longford Blitz
Camogie at Asian Games.
The 2016 Asian Games included a Camogie cup competition and All star team for the first time this year. Three camogie teams competed in the competition for the cup: Hong Kong, Singapore and Live life Lisa Ordinator (LLLO).
It was the LLLO first time at the games a foundation that was set up in memory of Lisa Orsi to encourage the young generation of Derry to live life to the full and to travel across the world using Gaelic games as a way to find a home from home. The foundation took 40 young boys and girls to the game and had two men's football team, two ladies team and a Camogie team take part in the games.
LLLO and Hong Kong played in the Camogie final with a crowd of over 200 people watching the game. The LLLO team beat Hong Kong by 2 points on a score line of 3-2 to 3-0.
Gemma Watson the LLLO captain lifted the cup on behalf of the team and ensured a great experience for the Derry girls at the Asian games.
Hong Kong Runners up
Singapore Team
Camogie on the Great Wall of China!
