Camogie PRACTICE. camogie practices are held on Tuesday evenings from 6PMuntil dark at Riverside High School (Oakland and Locust). These http://www.hurling.net/camogie.html
Extractions: Adders Archers Cats Gael Winds ... Warriors Camogie Camogie practices are held on Tuesday evenings from 6PM until dark at Riverside High School (Oakland and Locust). These will be practices where conditioning, training, and instruction will always take place. There will also be plenty of communication at these practices on upcoming events for your feedback, etc. Please try to make as many of the Tuesday practices as you can. Everyone who plans to play will need to receive and review a packet of information. It will include Rules of Play, Acknowledgement of Assumption of Risk forms and Release forms. These forms need to be completed in order to play and practice (those of you ladies who are hurling will already have completed these). These packets will be available at all camogie and hurling practices. If you need to purchase a hurley or other equipment, you may do so during the regular Milwaukee Hurling Club practices (Wednesdays at 6pm) at the lakefront pitch. Camogie players are welcome and encouraged to attend these practices as well! The best shoes to wear would be cleats, if you can get your hands on some. Any fees due for events or t-shirts/socks, etc. will be announced in future updates. Jennifer Dressler will be heading up the training of Camogie players, and she will be running Tuesday practices. Please contact Jennifer with any questions.
CAMOGIE UCD camogie CONTACTS 1999/00 Captain, AILBHE KELLY 087923-4872. President, 9577.NIAMH O CONNOR 087-7690032. Back To Main camogie Page http://www.ucd.ie/~gaa/CAMOGIE.HTM
Extractions: UCD CAMOGIE CONTACTS 2002/03 Captain AILBHE KELLY 087-923-4872 President BRIDIN ui MHAOLAGAN 8378971/086-8514386 Vice Captain SINEAD TREACY-087-9507674 ChairPerson SALLY O GRADY 087-991-2985 Vice ChairPerson NORMA HARRINGTON-086-849-0313 Secretary DEIRDRE "SKI"MC DONNELL-087233-2903 Assistant Secretary MICHELLE FITZPATRICK 087-6137081Helen Tierney 087-6980315 Senior Treasurer AidAn Mulligan/David Billings Junior Treasurer MaGS Coady 087-239-5481 PRO JACKIE MOULTON 086-404-0658,PATSY BREEN AND MARIE DOHERTY GAA Executive David Billings (7162402) Fundraising Commitee CAOIMHE HARRINGTON085-723-9577. NIAMH O CONNOR 087-7690032 Back To Main Camogie Page
Gaa.htm UCD camogie Welcome to UCD's camogie Website Proudlysponsored by AIB,the Campus Bank. camogie Fixtures http://www.ucd.ie/~gaa/UCDCAMO.HTM
Extractions: Fax : 01-2698099 UCD defeat ul in a thrilling ashbourne cup semi final on a scoreline of 2-5 to 0-6 with outstanding displays from all players. WE LOSE TO AN EXCELLENT UCC TEAM IN THE ASHBOURNE FINAL.WELL DONE TO MANAGERS CAROLINE,DOLLA AND RITCHIE FOR THEIR MANAGEMENT . ROLL ON 2004 WHEN THE CUP WILL RETURN TO BELFIELD. WE DEFEAT NUIG AFTER AN ABSORBING STRUGGLE IN THE ASHBOURNE 2003 1/4 FINAL IN BELFIELD ON A SCORELINE OF 2-10 TO 2-07. WELL DONE TO ALL THE PANEL AND MANAGERS CAROLINE DUGGAN,RICHIE SWEETMAN AND DOLLA KENNEDDY. DEEDEE AND THE DRIPETTS IN TRAINING FOR THE CUP(the glove is for medical reasons-neenagh) UCD V CIT ASHBOURNE 2002 WITH DEIRDRE CORCORAN IN ACTION THE ASHBOURNE DREAM FOR 2002 IS OVER FOR THIS 2002 SEASON AS WE LOST TO THE EVENTUAL WINNERS UCC IN THE SEMI FINAL.WELL DONE TO ALL THE PLAYERS FOR THE MAGNIFICENT EFFORT PUT IN BY ALL PLAYERS AND THE BRILLANT MANAGEMENT TEAM OF WILLY MAHER AND DAVE O GORMAN-TWO LEGENDS OUR SENIOR TEAM DEFEATED CORK I.T BY 2-11 TO 1-09 IN A THRILLER IN CORKS HOME PITCH. THIS WAS A MAGNIFICENT RESULT IN WHICH EVERY PLAYER PLAYED THEIR PART. WE NOEW PLAY UCC IN THE SEMI FINAL ON FEB 16 IN CORK.
Tramore GAA Club camogie. Officers and Committee, camogie was played in Tramore for a brief periodabout 1946 and was revived in 1952 but had a rather short existence. http://homepage.tinet.ie/~tramoregaa/camogie.htm
Extractions: Camogie was played in Tramore for a brief period about 1946 and was revived in 1952 but had a rather short existence. No efforts were made to revive the sport in the 1960's or 1970's. Then in November of 1982 Patsy Flanagan called a meeting of interested parties who opted to form a Camogie Club in the town.
Camogie camogie is very like hurling except it is played by girls and hurling isplayed by boys. In hurling and camogie you use a hurley and a sliotar. http://homepage.tinet.ie/~portlawns/Pages/camogie.htm
Extractions: Up Camogie is very like hurling except it is played by girls and hurling is played by boys. In hurling and camogie you use a hurley and a sliotar. In our school we play a lot of camogie. In 1991 we won the under 13 A league. In 1995 we won the under 13 B league and in 1996 we won the under 13 A league. Unfortunately we did not win anything in 1997. In 1998 we played in the I.N.T.O. 7-a-side. We played very well all through the tournament but we were beaten in the final by St. Saviours. Also in 1998 we played in the under 13 A league. We won our first three matches but we were beaten in the Eastern final by Dunhill. Jacinta McGrath and I were nominated by our school to represent our school in the County Trials. We qualified to the second stage and were then among those selected to represent Waterford in Thurles before the Munster Hurling Final. Mrs. Galvin, Mr. Cashin and Mrs. ODonoghue were on charge of the camogie teams by Elaine Dunphy All the teams can be seen in the Roll of Honour [ Return to Top ] [ Contact Us ] [ Site Contents ] ... portlawns.ias@eircom.net
Camogie camogie News. Our Girls are out training at the moment in preparationfor the camogie competition which will start shortly.Under http://www.iol.ie/~sclbarra/camogie.htm
Camogie camogie. Senior camogie Team sponsored by. CPG RECRUITMENT. 012409404. Thecamogie Girls March 2001. Naomh Brid camogie Club was formed on the 12th. http://www.iol.ie/~stbrigidsgaa/camogie.htm
Extractions: Camogie Senior Camogie Team sponsored by C P G RECRUITMENT The Camogie Girls March 2001 Naomh Brid Camogie Club was formed on the 12th. of February 1970 after one of the Club's Dinner Dances in Clontarf Castle with the then Parish Priest Canon Crow to the fore. Some original members are still very active today with Marie Norton (nee Brenna), one of the mentors on the Senior team, Carmel McCormack, still involved with refereeing and fundraising and Paula Gilhooley (nee Farmer) still playing. Most recent achievements include the Intermediate League in 1999 and gaining promotion to Senior B , where they finished runners up in the league last season. Over the years many players have donned the navy and blue geansai of Dublin . Marie Norton, Sylvie Farmer, Nora Carty, Davina Cummins, Paula Bruen, Christine Norton,and Aisling Kelly to name but a few. Under the astute management of Tim O'Mahony, John Peake and Michael Healy a top 3 League finish and a good championship run is the goal. Home History News Lotto ... Games
CAMOGIE camogie. camogie is the name given to the female equivalent of the gameof hurling. There are very few rule differences between hurling http://kilkenny.gaa.ie/CAMOG.HTM
Extractions: Camogie is the name given to the female equivalent of the game of hurling. There are very few rule differences between hurling and camogie.The layout in Camogie used be different to the hurling layout with 12 players aside - 4 forwards, 3 mid-fielders, 4 backs and 1 goalie - and the pitch and goal size were smaller.Very recently however a change was made and camogie is now played with 15 players. The hurleys used by camogie players are lighter and metal bands are prohibited unless they are covered.
Camogie.html camogie GAA. camogie results. Date, Manor House, Opposition, Result, Score. 0210-02,Senior A League, Scoil Chaitriona, Win, 4-1 to 2-2. Old camogie news. http://www.manorhouseschool.com/camogie.html
Extractions: Date Manor House Opposition Result Score Seniors Loreto, Mullingar Draw Replay on 13/12/02 Juniors Portmarnock Win 4-3 to 4-0 Junior A Scoil Chaitriona Win 6-1 to 0-1 Senior Portmarnock Loss Score unavailable Junior A Skerries Loss 4-1 to 5-1 Junior B Maynooth Loss to 4 goals Senior Maryfield Loss 2-1 to 3-3 Junior B League Holy Faith Clontarf Loss to 3 goals Senior A League Scoil Chaitriona Win 4-1 to 2-2
Waterford County Council DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Waterford County Sports Directory 8. camogie, 5. Badminton, 6.Basketball, 7. Boxing, 8. camogie, 9. Canoeing and Kayaking, 10. Community Games,11. http://www.waterfordcoco.ie/index.cgi?art_id=142&pagenum=8
The Queen's University Of Belfast Camogie Club (QUBCC) QUEENS UNIVERSITY camogie CLUB. By the 1970's Queens camogie Club were beginningto attract county players from all over the province of Ulster. http://quis.qub.ac.uk/camogie/history.htm
Extractions: Club History by Bernie Mc Nally Queens Camogie Club was formed in the 1950's joining UCD, UCG and UCC in the famous Ashbourne Cup Competition. Although QUB were more participants than serious contenders for the cup, this dedicated band of ladies set the foundation stones for what is now one of the strongest camogie colleges in Ireland. By the 1970's Queens Camogie Club were beginning to attract county players from all over the province of Ulster. Among them were Margaret Moriaty (Armagh), Mary Mc Coy (Down) and Anne Mc Allister (Antrim). However, in spite of intensive training and sound organisation that coveted prize of Ashbourne still eluded them. By the 1980's a new bunch of ladies had joined the club. These included Teresa Allen (Down), Patricia Mc Allister (Antrim), Yvonne Redmond (Dublin) and their present coach Bernie Mc Nally (Armagh). With these players Queen's success came in the form of an historic defeat of UCG, which allowed Queens into their first ever Ashbourne final in 1984. Although on the losing side to UCD, Queens had now become a force to be reckoned with. That Ashbourne defeat however by UCD was to start a log and frustrating trend of defeats in Ashbourne by the Dublin college. Between 1984 and 1991, Queen's exit from Ashbourne came at the hands of UCD. Queens however continued to grow and develop and a major breakthrough came in 1989 when Queens captures their first ever national title, defeating Maynooth College in the CCIA League Final. This victory was only possible because of their magnificent win over Ashbourne champions UCG in the semi final. At that time players like Antrim's Siobhan Mc Erlain, Derry's Catherine O'Neill and Down's Bronagh Mc Cann proved that Ulster Colleges camogie was on the way up.
Camogie camogie is a similar to hurling and played by women and girls. The club has aSaturday morning Nursery for coaching 5 to 10 year old girls on camogie. http://www.naomhmearnog.ie/camogie.htm
St. Rita's Camogie Club ST. RITA'S camogie CLUB camogie first came to Fethard in 1912 but no recordsof that club have survived. St Rita's camogie club was founded in 1962. http://www.fethard.com/organ/Camogie.html
Extractions: ST. RITA'S CAMOGIE CLUB Camogie first came to Fethard in 1912 but no records of that club have sur-vived. St Rita's Camogie club was founded in 1962. The revival of the camogie club was brought about by the popular star camogie player, Kitty O'Flaherty (R.I.P.), and the late Fr. Cooke who throughout the sixties did tremendous work for the club. The first annual general meeting of St Rita's Camogie club was held in 1963 and the following were the officers elected: Rev Fr. Cooke, Chairman; Miss A Mahon, vice-chairman; M Moloney, secretary and A O'Brien, treasurer. The panel of players was Vera Purcell, Peggy Carroll, Joan Russell, Louise O'Meara, Breda Delahunty, Patricia O'Halloran, Mary Moloney, Tossie Carroll, Peggy Russell, Ann Sheehan, Margaret Fitzgerald, Nancy Purcell, Pauline Ryan, Teresa Ryan, Ester Ryan, Alice Long, Kathleen Byrne and Mary McCormack. The girls did the town of Fethard proud by winning both the South and County Intermediate titles in both 1964 and 1965. Two titles back to back in such a short time was a remarkable achievement but by 1966 the camogie club in Fethard had started to fade away. The more recent revival of camogie in Fethard was due mainly to the work of Tossie Lawton, who was better known as Tossie Carroll from the winning teams of the sixties. The club retained the successful name of St Rita's and the annual general meeting took place on the 30th July 1987. The following officers were elected: Tossie Lawton, Chairperson; Margaret Quinlan, secretary and Mary Kenrick, treasurer.
BBC - CBBC - Sport - Get A Sport - Camogie In camogie (say 'kamow-gee') two teams hit a ball with sticks towardsa goal. They can kick it or pick it up too. Sorry boys but http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/sport/getasport/ball/running/camogie.shtml
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Camogie Tir Conaill Harps camogie/ladies shinty page 2001 Tir Conaill Harps camogieClub has the honour of currently being the only camogie team in Scotland. http://www.conaill.fsnet.co.uk/camogie.htm
Extractions: Tir Conaill Harps Camogie Club has the honour of currently being the only Camogie team in Scotland. Although there have been teams within Glasgow previously, the club in its present form has existed since 1999. During this time the club has developed at a good rate and all involved with the team are prepared to hard work to see this progress continue. The principle problem the team has found in its development has been the lack of opportunity to play camogie matches. We are keen to play both British based teams and Irish teams more regularly It was this lack of match practice that greatly influenced our decision to join the Scottish Ladies (South) Shinty league. This presented the daunting challenge for many in the team of mastering not one but two new games.( http://www.shinty.com/ladies/) The team would like to invite any interested camogie team over to Glasgow for a weekend. We would guarantee you a good match and an enjoyable weekend. We would also be grateful if readers in Ireland and the rest of Britain would let any interested camogie players in the Glasgow area know about the existence of the team. Although we are working hard to raise the profile of the club very little is really known about the game in Scotland and we feel some potential players are not joining the team because they are unaware it exists. Please feel free to contact either our manager, Grace McBride (grace_mc_bride@hotmail.com) on either of these matters.
Camogie GAA Football, Ladies Football, Hurling and camogie from County Laois,Ireland. Reports of county and club matches in league and http://www.laoisgaa.utvinternet.ie/camogie.htm
Camogie camogie. The camogie Story. camogie in Monaghan has a long and proudtradition since the first matches were played around 1910. While http://monaghan.gaa.ie/camogie.htm
Extractions: The Camogie Story, Roll of Honour, County Committee, Clubs Camogie in Monaghan has a long and proud tradition since the first matches were played around 1910. While a national playing title has eluded the country so far, Ulster Junior titles won in 1964 and 1977, along with an Ulster Minor title, also won 1977, are still recalled. On the club scene the following is the Roll of Honour for 1999: Senior Championship: Baile na Lorgan Senior League: Triuch Gaeil Senior Blitz: Baile na Lorgan Senior Shield: Inis Caoin U-18 Championship: Unfinished U-16 Championship: Baile na Lorgan U-14 Championship: Baile na Lorgan Junior Championship: Triuch Gaeil Minor League: Baile na Lorgan Minor Shield: Cluain Tiobraid U-14 A League: Baile na Lorgan Feile na nGael: Baile na Lorgan Breda Sherry Memorial Shield: Our Ladys Secondary School, Castleblayney Primary School League: Convent of Mercy Castleblayney Officers of Coiste Chontae Mhuineachain are as follows: Cathaoirleach: Co-Teams Secretary: Fixtures Secretary: Cisteoir: The following are the contact for the various clubs around the county: Baile na Lorgan: Inis Caoin: Cluain Tiobraid: Na Clarsaigh: Naomh Eanna: Triuch Gaeil:
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