Saturday morning training:

U8s & U10s in full swing.. Training each Saturday morning at 10am.

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U6s:

U6 Bord na nOg will start training on Saturday 28th April at 10am. There will be a meeting for parents on the first morning before training starts to lay out plans for the year.

 

Garda Vetting:

Reminder that all coaches and parents involved with underage teams will now have to be garda vetted before getting involved with teams.

 

U12s:

U12s League this Thursday 19th April. Killeedy/Tournafullay play Feoghanagh/castlemahon in Coolyroe at 6:45pm.

 

Also in our group are Monagea, St. Kierans and Templeglantine

 

U16s:

Fixture:: Monday 16th April In Kilfinane at 7pm. U16's C'ship V Blackrock

 

Puc Fada

Unfortunately Michael Collins and Ciarán Kenny didn't make the final but they both did their clubs proud. Well done boys

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Michael Collins and Ciarán Kenny after they partook in the recent Puck Fada competition during the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Puppy Stake at Limerick Greyhound stadium

 

New Club Gear Shop.

This shop will be run by the Bord na nÓg, orders will go in twice a year. In May, order should be here for beginning of July & October so the order will be here for Christmas. See below for dates that U can try on the gear and order them. Any questions please contact the Bord na nÓg officers.

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Health and Wellbeing

The new title for Health and Wellbeing Officer is "Healthy Club Officer". 

 

"Tuesday Walks" started last Tuesday night and will hope to continue for the summer. Tuesday nights at 7.30pm (GAA complex) will be a meeting point for like minded people who want to do some exercise with other people. Some people like to walk the roads, other prefer to walk laps of the pitch. So people can decide where they want to go and divide into separate groups. Open to male and female and all are welcome.

 

Killeedy GAA Health and Wellbeing Committee are looking for new people to join the committe to help brainstorm new ideas to make Killeedy a healthier place to enjoy. We are asking for people to attend approximately meetings per year. The role of the Health and Wellbeing Committee is to promote and signpost initiatives, programmes which may be of interest to people in the community such as the Older Adults Programme, Walking Groups and Couch to 5K. Please contact one of the Healthy Club Officers: Cecilia, Orflaith or Aine. Thanks to the new people who have agreed to join the committee.

 

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