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Cork GAA have unveiled details of a forum for youth players who are aspiring to perform at senior inter county level in the future. Pairc Ui Chaoimh will host a unique event on Sunday 10th February with an audience drawn from Ladies Football, Camogie and the GAA’s development squads. Players will get advice on nutrition, lifestyle management along with insights in to how county stars such as Rena Buckley…
On Sunday the 25th November a large crowd of players, mentors, parents and family members gathered in the Clayton Hotel Silver Springs Conference Centre for the 2018 Rebel Og Cork Squads and Regional Squads Medal Presentations. Mr John Purcell, Chairman of Coiste Na Nog gave the opening address, he welcomed everyone along to this special occasion where the young players from the different squads both regional and county were being…
On Saturday the 6th of October the final football blitz of the year was held in Pairc Ui Chaoimh. On the day three Cork Senior football players were present to meet the children and present each child who took part in the blitz with a medal and they posed for photos with each club. Thank you to Sean Powter, Stephen Cronin and Ruairí Deane, who gave their time to support…
Cumann luathchleas Gael Chorcaí is inviting expressions of interest for a new pilot scheme that will provide full time coaching resources to a cohort of clubs on a 2 year basis. Please note this scheme will commence subject to funding being available from Munster Council and National Coaching & Games. For further details on the attached application document which also includes the Expression of Interest Form click the link below. CLICK…
Saturday 18th August saw further positive indications of underage football improvements with the Fé 15 West squad capturing the national competition in Offaly and the Fé 16’s capturing the Inter County League in Mallow. The Fé 16 squad were impressive in beating Galway, Roscommon and Dublin in a thrilling final. The standard of football on display was excellent and provides tentative grounds for optimism as this group head to the…
Timetable – (Invitation Only) 09.30am – 10.00am – Registration & Welcome Address 10.00am – 10.45am – Jason Ryan – Basic Skills of Football 10.45am – 11.45am – Kieran Kingston Developing Defensive skills in Hurling 11.45am – 12.30pm – Dr Ed Coughlan- Skills acquisition 12.30pm – 1.00pm – Presentation of Awards – Bronze – Silver – Gold & photos 1.00pm – 1.30pm – Finger Food & Refreshments Benchmarking 2020 Vision Accreditation 2017 Benchmarking…
2018 Munster GAA Club Forum SOLD OUT – 2018 Munster GAA Club Forum Building For Our Future – Best Practice in Club Development The 2018 Munster GAA Club Forum will take place on Saturday January 20th at Pairc Ui Chaoimh with an impressive line-up of topics and speakers. This event has now SOLD OUT. Contact your local County GDA’s if you wish to put your name on a waiting list…
Cork GAA Coaching Update Sept 2017 (i) Cork U17 Win All Ireland Final Cork 1-19 – Dublin 1-17: Cork made history by edging 14-man Dublin by two points in their highly competitive All-Ireland U17 Hurling Championship final at Croke Park. Cork entered the final having had the benefit of a competitive semi-final against Galway ten days previously while in contrast, Dublin arrived at the decider in a less than satisfactory manner after Antrim had…
On Sat 26th Aug, Corks Rebel Og had over 250 young players in action around the country with a total of 11 teams playing in 31 games. We had four U14 hurling teams, two U14 football teams, two U15 hurling teams, two U16 hurling teams and one U16 football team all taking to the fields representing Cork in hurling and football. Well done to all the players, parents, coaches, mentors…
Photos and reports from online after Corks great win Young Rebels march into history books Monday, August 07, 2017 Rónán Mac Lochlainn, Croke Park follow link here Cork 1-19 – Dublin 1-17: Cork made history by edging 14-man Dublin by two points in their highly competitive All-Ireland U17 Hurling Championship final at Croke Park yesterday lunchtime. Cork entered the final having had the benefit of a competitive semi-final against Galway ten…