Entries by Rory Noonan

My ball!

The smiles can be seen everywhere as players are back doing what they like to do best – playing games and training. Coaches can be heard issuing instructions during training sessions as all clubs and Rebel Óg regions prepare for the return of games from today (July 17) onwards. No doubt a few parents are […]

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New website as we return to play

With the first weekend of hurling and football games almost on us, Rebel Óg Coiste would like to wish every club a healthy and successful return to play over the coming weeks. As we return to play we have also updated the website and hopefully, all will like the new look. It’s important at times […]

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under 14 super 7’s

A chara, Rebel Óg Coaching in conjunction with Rebel Óg are teaming up to offer clubs a supplemented games programme over the next 2 – 3 months. WHAT IS BEING PROPOSED A series of games for clubs who would have very small numbers and who for various reasons may not have a games programme meeting […]

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return to play update

A chairde,  The following changes to the return to activity guidelines are being made after recommendations from the Covid-19 Advisory Committee. These changes were subsequently endorsed by the GAA, the Camogie Association and the LGFA. This week: Open pitches for Adult training next Wednesday, June 24.  Open for Minor and below from Saturday, June 27. […]

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Unauthorised GAA activity

Following complaints from the general public, UCC Department of Sport and Redmonds GAA Club, all teams (at both club and county level) are reminded of the current return to play protocols. No permission of any kind has been granted by CLG or Coiste Chontae Chorcaí to resume organised training as pitches remain closed and the […]

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Coaching and Managing a Hurling Team

Registration is now open for our hurling specific webinar. Coaching & Managing a Hurling Team Part 2 Monday, June 15, 8pm. This workshop will be presented by Martin Fogarty, National Hurling Development Manager and will have planning & practical elements to it. It is a follow-on from Part 1 which can be viewed at Hurling Webinar: […]

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safe return to games

A Safe Return for Gaelic Games Document has been issued by the GAA’s Covid-19 advisory group. See link for full details. https://www.gaa.ie/news-archive/news/covid-19-update-safe-return-to-gaelic-games/

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covid-19 update

The GAA notes and welcomes the plans published by the government last Friday and some of the dates included relating to the possible return of sporting activity, including Gaelic games. The Association will attempt to seek clarity around some of the issues that have arisen in internal discussions since last Friday including the challenge of […]

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