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Entries by Rory Noonan
Clubs honoured for Féile cup successes
FIVE Cork Féile Cup winning teams are the June winners of the Rebel Óg Monthly awards, sponsored by the Clayton Hotel, Silver Springs and Cummins Sports (award sponsors) and in association with The Echo and RedFM, media partners. In camogie the three winners are Éire Óg, Clonakilty and Ballyhea/Milford and in hurling it is […]
gaa club newsletter
Among other things, this month’s edition contains important information on: Concussion awareness A mother warns of the dangers of unsecured portable goalposts A chance to win €5,000 for your club in a Sure skills challenge Reports from the success at Féile Countdown to the Renault GAA World Games Any queries or comments should be directed […]
Munster coaching and games U12 blitz days
Munster Coaching & Games are giving Benchmarking accredited clubs an exciting opportunity to participate in a series of blitz days at County Stadia. The blitzes are for under 12 club teams and will be played on an 11 a side basis. .Each club will get the chance to play 3 games on the pitch against teams from other counties as well as a talk with […]
West Region Championship draws
West championship draws Please find attached championship draws made at the West region meeting this week. Many thanks to PRO Rory Doody for compiling these. As there will be back doors in all championships, clubs are advised we will be sticking strictly to fixtures once ratified. In competitions with only 4 teams we will have […]
Latest Feile results
https://www.gaa.ie/feile-na-ngael/results
Cork and Kerry all set for John West Féile competitions
This weekend approximately 40,000 people will descend on the Cork and Kerry region as the John West Féile of hurling and camogie kicks off. More than 256 teams, with thousands of players and coaches involved, sees 80 hurling and 48 camogie ‘home’ sides, matched with travelling teams from all over the […]
East Region meeting
The next meeting of the East Region will take place on Monday, May 27, at 7.30pm at Midleton GAA Club. All clubs are requested to be represented.
Silent sidelines
Today, we are asking that all clubs operate Go Games under “Silent Sidelines”. What is Silent Sidelines you may ask? Rules are simple: No coaching from anyone on the sidelines. One designated coach may give individual instructions when play is stopped. No encroachment onto the field of play by anyone other than players and […]
