It\u2019s been a very busy last couple of weeks with every age-group in both hurling\u00a0 \/ football and camogie in full flow both training and matches. It is great to go back to the GAA field in Crecora any evening both during the week and at weekends as there is always one or multiple teams training and using the facilities including numerous matches each week in all codes and age groups.<\/p>\n
On the GAA front , all our underage teams are actively training and playing both challenge matches and Blitz\u2019s and numbers are very good turning up to training and matches. There are a great number of coaches working across these age groups , doing great work with the kids . It is very important for parents to encourage your child and to help them practice at home every evening . They say 10 to 15 minutes a day practicing rising the ball,\u00a0 striking,\u00a0 kicking football, catching etc will improve them no end. Playing sport is the same as school work. You learn the skills in school and then do your homework every evening. In sport , you learn the skills in training and then you practice every evening to become a better player and improve your skills. Please try to support all these teams at matches and support the coaches and all their hard and voluntary work. And the best support you can give them is by offering to help , be it to assist in the training sessions , help at matches by putting out the flags , putting up and taking down the nets , offering to wash jerseys . don\u2019t wait to be asked. Offer to help and you will feel even more part of the team and the wider GAA community.<\/p>\n
Under 14<\/strong> Under 16<\/strong> Minor<\/strong> Junior<\/strong> Limerick Camogie<\/b> It\u2019s been a very busy last couple of weeks with every age-group in both hurling\u00a0 \/ football and camogie in full flow both training and matches. It is great to … Continue reading Club Notes 31st May<\/span>
\nOn the competitive front our U14 have played two football matches so far. This is a young team with massive potential and while results have not exactly gone their way to date , they are an inspiration to any team with their commitment and determination to keep going no matter what the score. Nearly everyone turns up to training week on week and they continue to improve every week. They will have their first hurling match this Wednesday evening , a home game versus Kilmallock with a 6:15pm throw in so please come along to support this great bunch of players and coaches.<\/p>\n
\nU16\u2019s in both hurling and football are training away with matches not resuming until after junior cert exams. Its great to still see good numbers at training even in the run up to the exams and with this commitment and both teams playing at top level Div 1 for the summer this training is vital for the next few weeks<\/p>\n
\nOur Minor team are like the U16\u2019s training away while on a break for Leaving cert from matches. Full program of matches will resume end June , start of July.<\/p>\n
\nOur junior hurling and football teams are continuing to train away with some matches and some good results to date. A lot of the extended panel are currently facing exams but hopefully training away in preparation for matches later in the summer.<\/p>\n
\nCongratulations to all involved in Limerick camogie on their recent Munster Final success against a good cork outfit and for Crecora camogie and the community to be represented so well on this squad with players and coach is a fantastic achievement so well done to all involved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"