Reconvened Meeting
Due to unforeseen circumstances an important development meeting which was planned for last month will now take place in the Glencarn Hotel on Monday evening next 9th September at 8pm. This will coincide with the monthly County Board Meeting and all clubs are reminded to have a number of delegates present.
Points for Discussion
* Survival of competition in Monaghan
* Linking in with GAA County Board Hurling Development Officer
* Keeping clubs active and in competition
* Encourage development of new clubs
* County Convention.
The Board wish to congratulate Clontibret U-16 panel who on Thurs last added the Louth U-16 League title to the U-14 title they won in July.
This team moved to the top position in the Armagh League when they toppled Derrynoose in a convincing manner. They play Camlough on September 10th in the final match of the league. While their U-18 team got off to a flying start last week, defeating St. Kevins in the Louth U-18 League. They play St Bride’s this week in Round 2.
The Liberty Insurance All Ireland Camogie Finals
All Ireland Camogie finals will take place in Croke Park on Sunday September 15th 2013.This is the Camogie Associations national day in Croke Park and they are asking all supporters and members to come out in big numbers on All Ireland Camogie finals day. They are asking clubs to use their club levy tickets even if their county is not involved. We must support Our Game. Today’s camogie stars are accomplished athletes, who demonstrate amazing levels of skill, fitness, ball control and technique. They represent their county with passion and pride and aim at the highest standards.
The Camogie All Ireland Final is also a great days family entertainment.
12pm Liberty Insurance Premier Junior All Ireland Camogie Final Laois v Kildare
2pm Liberty Insurance Intermediate All Ireland Camogie Final Limerick v Galway
4pm Liberty Insurance Senior All Ireland Camogie Final Kilkenny v Galway
Plus mini Games, Camán and Run and the U14 Intercounty teams parade.
With this being our national day in Croke Park it is vital we make the most we can of it and show our true potential as an association and as a sport. The Camogie Association would greatly encourage all clubs to encourage and organise a trip to Croke Park as an outing for our young players. They also want to increase attendances at the finals this year. Your efforts, support and co-operation with this would be gratefully appreciated.
The Camogie Association and Make-A-Wish team up for National Coffee morning
Camogie Clubs are encouraged to organise an event on the weekend of the Liberty Insurance Camogie Finals
The Make-A-Wish Coffee Morning in conjunction with the Camogie Association is running from Friday September 13th to Sunday September 15th. Camogie clubs nationwide are encouraged to organise a coffee morning in their club, with funds going towards Make-A-Wish and also the respective cl
Clubs are encouraged to organise the event on the weekend of the Liberty Insurance All Ireland Camogie Finals, as the national event but if clubs are unable to organise a coffee morning on this specific weekend, there is opportunity to organise the event on an alternative weekend that suits. For more information log onto www.makeawish.ie and www.camogie.ie
Make-A-Wish Ireland
Make-A-Wish® in Ireland has one simple aim – to grant the wishes of children aged between 3 and 17 years living with a life-threatening medical condition. A wish granted is true magic for the child providing respite from their normal routines of hospitals, doctors and treatment.
Since its inception in 1992, Make-A-Wish in Ireland has granted wishes for over 1,300 special children and realised their greatest wish and experienced the hope, strength and joy each wish provides. In all possible cases Make-A-Wish grants the child’s first wish ensuring that all immediate family members participate. In doing so it provides long-lasting and happy memories for those relatives, whatever the future may hold.
By cshalvey Wed 4th Sep
