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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork
West coming out winners against the North and on pitch A the City/East team came out winners against
the Mid West.
This years Inter Region- al Football Games for U14 started last summer with training camps for Boys at U13 set up in different
areas around
the county and for ap- prox 8 weeks during the summer these
camps
were open to any boy who wanted to take part in their area. There were no restrictions in place and clubs were invited to send any number of players along to the ses- sions, resulting in large player numbers over the summer attending. It was from these panels that our regional teams were made up from with the regions holding games as they went along. We would like to say
thank you to all the Coaches, Mentors, Par- ents, GDA’s & Club Coaches who have been
working closely with the lads, well done to all. To the Mayfield club for hosting our Inter Re- gional Games and to all clubs who provided facil- ities during the summer for our regional sessions. On the day we would also like to thank our ref- erees who officiated at all the games on the day.
Rebel Óg Coaching
Monster Blitz Season Underway Sat 25th
March saw
the underage 2017 Re- bel Óg Monster Blitz Season get
underway
across Cork County with Carrigtwohill, Aghada, Killeagh already host- ing blitzes in East Cork. With fantastic weather large numbers were pres- ent at all venues. The Rebel Óg Mon-
ster Blitz Go Games Pro- gramme was officially launched at the Cork V Limerick U21 Football Championship game in
Pairc Ui Rinn recently by Cork GAA Games Manager Kevin O’Cal- laghan, Child Initia- tives Co ordinator GDA Colm Crowley with Senior Administrator for Cork Diarmuid O’Do- novan, Eoghan O’Con- nor Treasurer Rebel Óg, Jim Healy Secretary Rebel Óg and Donal Ó Laocha Cork PRO.
year we
Coach education season coming to a close Since the start of the have
Award 1 status the future looks bright for our club coaches. The Coach Ed- ucation Programme cut off date for Club book- ings was April 15th
. No
courses can be booked after that date until next September 2017 when courses will once again start for the following 8 months. While formal courses
seen a
huge amount of activity with our Foundation lev- el courses in East Cork. With many Foundation Courses already finished for this part of the year we will have over 450 Foundation coaches achieving Foundation level in their clubs in the County. Our Award 1 courses are also thriv- ing. With 8 courses com- pleted so far over 120 coaches
achieving the
are grabbing the head- lines, our GDA’s are out in clubs every week de- livering workshops and helping clubs put better coaching
structures in
place in line with our Benchmarking 2020 Vision Initiative. Our Schools are
not being
neglected either with 16 teachers attending a workshop in Banteer aimed at
mary school teachers improve physical
helping Pri- litera-
cy in their P.E. sessions. Further workshops are planned in the coming months in Cork City while Rebel Óg Coach-
ing will run 2 Summer Courses for teachers in Clonakilty and Cork City. Our Post Prima- ry teachers took part in an Award 1 course held in Midleton CBS with many East Cork schools represented on the course. Well done to all. For further details of our coach education pro- gramme please log on to
www.rebelogcoach-
ing.com
U13 GAA Easter Camps underway this month This month saw our U13 GAA Easter Camps get underway with hurl- ing and football being coached by our GDA’s coaching
camps were held over 2 days in different
staff. These areas
of the county and city giving the young play- ers a chance to playboth hurling and football and it
covered sessions on
warm up, strength and conditioning as well as
Thursday, 20th
April 2017 Notes
hand outs on developing your own game, from diet
to training and in-
dividual coaching on the skills of the games. In East Cork Killeagh
was the venue for this years Easter Camp and the turnout was great with nearly all clubs in the
see so much work being carried out at underage level within the clubs.
Kellogs GAA Cúl Camps Website Launched The Kelloggs
region represent-
ed. GDA’s Sean Crow- ley, Shane Supple and Paudie O Brien with help form our coaching staff of Noel O’Brien and Gavin Webb put the young players through their pace with plenty of games and skill de- velopment and talks on hurling and football. A big thank you to the Kil- leagh GAA Club for the use of their fantastic fa- cilities over the 2 days. At all camps over the
county the response was very good with high numbers attending each camp. A lot of clubs were also holding their own Easter Camps at this time and its great to
GAA
Cúl Camps are return- ing for 2017 and people can now book places online. Cork are again leading the way offering 114 camps and with an exciting range of gear for 2017 it is anticipated that demand will be near the 16,500 children who attended Cork camps in 2016. To register log on to
www.kelloggscul-
camps.gaa.ie The GDA for the East-
ern region is Games De- velopment Officer Shane Supple and he can be contacted by any club in this area for help on workshops, coaching or benchmarking matters. email
gda.cork@
gaa.ie or tel: 087-4327261
shane.supple.
• East City U14 Inter Regional
• East City U16 Football
PLEASE SEND IN YOUR
CLUB NOTES TO
sport@eastcorkjournal.ie BEFORE TUESDAY NOON
• Launch of 2017 Monster Blitzs Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email:
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