Go Red with Cork GAA in aid of Marymount Hospice

Paula McGovern Marymount University Hospital & Hospice with Tomás Mulcahy, Kevin O’Donovan Cork GAA CEO and Niall Cahalane

Cork GAA and Marymount Hospice are calling on people to GO RED for Cork on Wednesday next,  September 16, to mark the 30th anniversary of Cork winning the famous double All-Ireland win in 1990. As well as drive awareness of outstanding athletic achievement for the county.  This initiative aims to raise much needed charitable funds for Marymount Hospice.

To get involved we ask you to GO RED on the 16th September – either through wearing your jersey, red clothing or accessories or red up your remote office, school, home or car – and then donate to the campaign through the online campaign link – www.idonate.ie/goredforCork.

We ask that you share this message with your members and ask them to join our GAA community far and wide and remember our famous double in 1990. Please get creative, get involved, go red and donate. 

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Go Games programme postponed

In light of Covid-19 restrictions announced this week, Rebel Óg Coaching have decided to postpone our Go Games programme (U8- U11) due to start this Saturday,  August 22.
We will review this position after September 13. It is hoped once restrictions are eased and everyone has clarity around the guidelines for running games at this level that we will be able to resume countywide activity at this point.
Clubs may apply to participate in challenge games in the usual way once they comply fully with the guidelines around Covid-19 and Go Games rules.
We thank you all for your patience at this time and for the great work you are doing in your club in keeping everyone safe.
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