A bright future for hurling and camogie in Leitrim
The 'Have A Go' event staged in Leitrim was a real success.
A fantastic day of hurling and camogie was enjoyed at Leitrim Gaels GAA Club as part of the GAA Heritage Week ‘Have A Go’ initiative.
More than 60 boys and girls took to the field to give hurling and camogie a try. After a few hours of excellent coaching from the wonderful Leitrim GAA coaching staff and volunteers, there was plenty of excitement, energy and enthusiasm on display. The future is certainly looking bright for the next generation of hurling and camogie players, both at club and county level in Leitrim.
A huge thank you must go to Jack Casey for organising the event, along with everyone who helped make the day such a success. The tremendous coaches and volunteers ensured the event was fun, enjoyable and welcoming, encouraging every child to have a go, regardless of their age, experience or ability.
The event was all about inviting people from communities near and far to come along to the park, pick up a hurl, try something new and experience the enjoyment of our games.
Leitrim GAA was delighted to welcome new families who have recently moved back to Ireland and wanted to see what all the talk about the GAA was about and experience for themselves “Where We All Belong.” It was wonderful to hear that both parents and children had such a fabulous experience, and we hope to see many of those new faces involved in a local club very soon.
The important part is to get those children into a club. There is tremendous potential and plenty of smiles on show, and we would love to see those young players continue to develop and become the future of hurling and camogie in Leitrim.
For details about hurling and camogie clubs near you, contact Jack Casey at jack.casey.gdc.leitrim@gaa.ie.
