Camogie Notes Monday, 28 September 2015
Ladies Football:
Tough luck on our fellow Dubs, the Senior Ladies footballers who agonisingly lost Sunday’s All Ireland final for the second year in a row to that brilliant Cork team who claimed their fifth All Ireland title in a row in Croke Park on Sunday. Well done to our neighbours, Louth, who took the Junior title and tough luck on neighbours Kildare who lost to Waterford in the Intermediate (just as it happened in the Camogie Intermediate final!)
“We are Dublin” Adult Championships:
Adult championships continue on Sunday next. Will St. Vincents add the championship to their League title? Will Ballyboden continue their championship successes? Will Lucan Sarsfields get their first ever Senior 1 title? The Senior 1 and Senior 3 championship finals will take place on the weekend of 11th/18th October. Check the Dublin Camogie website for details of all adult championship dates, times and venues.
Juvenile Championships:
The juvenile championships are also in full swing with the semi-finals taking place this coming weekend - under 12 and under 14 semi-finals (all divisions) on Saturday 3rd October and under 13 and under 15 on Sunday 4th October. Check the Dublin Camogie website for details of all juvenile championship dates, times and venues.
Reminder for all championship matches
In all championship games Bainisteoir bibs must be worn by all mentors. Reminder to all referees and mentors to follow the proper guidelines for the championships as issued to all clubs. Referee queries to Garry Beagan @ 0851743646. Red cards must be texted by referee to Barbara Grennell @ 087-2850766.
Coaching Course Level 2 – Solo to Success
This course is aimed at coaches of inter-county squads at under 14 – Minor county teams and minor and adult club teams. Applicants must have level 1 coaching certificate to apply for this course. Dates 30/31 October, 14/15 November, 28November Observation coaching session on 7th/8th November. Closing date is Monday 28th September at 5pm. Cost €120. Dublin venue TBC.
Have your say in the future of Camogie:
Join in the conversation on the future of Camogie in Ireland in the coming years. A series of Roadshows will take place at the end of the month around the country. A 2 hour interactive workshop will take place in the Red Cow Hotel on Wednesday 30 September at 7.00pm. Take part in an online survey on future of Camogie. This survey is open to players, officials, mentors, parents, and teachers, indeed anyone who has an interest in the future of Camogie. Go to camogie.ie to take part in this survey.
Thinking ahead:
Dublin Camogie Convention will take place on Monday, 30 November in Parnell Park at 7pm. Convention is where change happens. Be there! Details later.