Saturday morning training:

U6s, U8s & U10s in full swing.. Training each Saturday morning at 10am.

 

Garda Vetting:

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

 

Gorm agus Bán 7

The dates for our annual Gorm agus Bán camp are Thursday 12th July to Saturday 14th July.

 

Volunteers required to help at the Gorm agus Ban camp please. If available to help please let us know at registration or contact any club officer.  All help much appreciated. Day 1: 2pm to 5.30pm. Day 2: 10am to 2pm. Day 3: 10am to 2pm. Thanks

 

Gorm agus Bán registration will take place on Saturday 19th May from 10am to 11am and on Friday 25th May from 7pm to 8pm in the sports Complex. Registration forms will be delivered to the schools next week.

 

U10s:

Regional hurling blitz scheduled for this weekend. Further information will be issued via your Social Media App.

 

U11s:

Well done to our U11s who won their first fixture against Knockaderry on Saturday 19th May in Raheenagh. Well done to those younger players who propped up our numbers and played during the match.

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U12s:

Training continues each Tuesday evening in Raheenagh at 7pm and a second weekly training session om Saturday mornings at 10:30am in Tournafulla

 

Well done to our U12s who won their Round 3 - U12 League against Templeglantine last Thursday. Killeedy/Tour played to their strengths putting early scores on the board.

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Next Fixture: Thursday 31st May - Round 4 - U12 League Vs Monagea

 

Health and Wellbeing

Killeedy GAA Health and Wellbeing start their journey to become a Healthy Club Project, we are looking for the wider community and club members to help and participate in the next 18 months to help make the community of Killeedy a healthier place to live. 

 

At present we have a few initiatives ongoing, the Older adults which initially started as an exercise programme run by Limerick Sports Partnership. That has stopped for the moment but members of that group continue to meet each week for a walk and a chat. 

 

The second initiative at present is the Tuesday / Thursdays Walking, this is a casual walking group, with no pressure on anyone, everyone can go at their own pace. The idea was to have a starting point / time for people who have an interest in walking but would like some company also. 

 

Killeedy GAA Health and Wellbeing are on Facebook and Twitter which we belive is an excellent method of getting information the wider community.  Some of the information shared includes local walks, runs and cycles including charity events. Information in relation to mental wellbeing, healthy eating to name but a few.

This process of becoming a Healthy Club Project is an opportunity for people in the community, not just GAA people to get involved who may have expertise is an area of health and wellbeing.  

 

Over the next 18 months we will be targeting 2 areas of priority and hope to achieve our goals and get a stamp of approval. In doing so our community will get recognition and a better opportunity to get grants/ funding. 

This will benefit everyone in the Community. 

 

We all know the issues, problems and pressures facing the young people in todays world but there are also scope in the process of Healthy Club Project to be more inclusive of all the people of all ages in our community, such as Older Adults and parents of school going children. 

Over the next few weeks we will be recruiting 2-3 more people onto the committee in order to brainstorm ideas. We looking forward to making Killeedy a healthier place to enjoy. 

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