News Category: Camogie
Keating enthused for future of Cork camogie and of integrated Gaelic games association
Keating did the All-Ireland minor double with Cork in 2019, having lost football All-Irelands at U14, U16 and minor prior to that, but opted to focus on camogie in 2021.
2023 Munster GAA Awards
The 2023 Munster GAA Awards took place on Saturday December 16th at the Muckross Park Hotel Killarney.
2023 Munster GAA Awards – Aaron Gillane named Hurler of the Year
Limerick’s Aaron Gillane has followed up his All-Star hurler of the year award with the Munster equivalent for 2023. The winners of Club of the Year, Camogie Player of the Year and the Player of the Year awards in Minor Hurling and Football have also been confirmed.
Munster GAA Coaching and Games Development Web Site
The Munster GAA Coaching and Games Development section of this web site provided links to a range of information, resources and activities for all our coaches.
PwC Camogie All Star Awards 2023 Winners
The winners of the 2023 PwC Camogie All-Star Awards were announced at a prestigious awards ceremony, in Croke Park on Saturday, 4th November.
Matthew Twomey: From brain surgery and “horrific” aftermath to a life in coaching and Manager of the Year
The number of messages and in particular, the geographical spread of them, meant a lot to Matthew Twomey.
Press Release – USGAA sna Rockies: Cluichí Ceannais 2023
A unique sports and cultural documentary commissioned by Munster GAA will air on TG4 this Tuesday 31st of October at 8pm.
From the 18th-20th of August, a host of teams from all across North America travelled to Denver, Colorado for the USGAA finals.
2023 PwC Camogie All-Star Award Nominations Announced
The nominations for the highly anticipated 2023 PwC Camogie All-Star Awards have been revealed.
Gaelic Games Associations Committed to Go Games to Give Every Child a Go
The GAA, the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association are launching the updated Go Games Policy.
Doing things the Déise way
Sean Power has spoken about not wasting energy swimming against the tide. Waterford is a passionate sporting county, insanely so when it comes to Gaelic games and people are desperate for success.
Many ingredients combining to make Rebels roar
In the ever-increasing era of control, the personality of sportspeople within a team setting is becoming harder to unearth.
Stakelum embracing family legacy and aiming to add to it
Claire Stakelum may not be working at home but as a Garda based in Waterford city, she isn’t escaping the All-Ireland final build-up.
