Ulster Premier League
Letrim beat Rossa last night by 5 points.
Banner , 15/05/2008 at 10:24

Derry Junior Camogie Training
Derry Junior Camogie Training Tuesday 20th May at 7pm in Owenbeg. First championship match is an away match against Louth on the 1st June. Anyone who wants to play should attend the training sessions.
johnnymurphy , 14/05/2008 at 11:25

Ulster Premier League
I don't think it's just County Down that would love to see Liatriom win lol
ard macha abu , 14/05/2008 at 10:47

Ulster Premier League
Good Luck to Liatroim against Rossa tonight, the whole of county is behind you!!!!!
CWAS , 14/05/2008 at 09:23

Fr.Murphy's GAA Club London Fixtures and Results
Sunday 11th Junior Camogie Championship

Fr.Murphy's vs Croydon

in Greenford @ 11 am.
Sean Howlin , 08/05/2008 at 01:22

Ulster Premier League
who will win tonite> Lavey should beat portaferry but ports always put up a good fight, Castledawson v ballycran close to call, crans possibly to shade it just.
Rossa to beat Swatragh.
Banner , 07/05/2008 at 14:52

London County Camogie Training
London county Camogie training will commence this coming Wednesday night 7th May.
Training will take place in Greenford at 7.30 pm.
Could all those interested in playing county this year make every effort to get out training.
Any new players in London interested in playing please feel free to email Sean Howlin at seanhowlin19@hotmail.com for details
Sean Howlin , 06/05/2008 at 00:22

Ulster Premier League
who did lougheil play last night? what was result?
camogieabu , 01/05/2008 at 19:50

Ulster Premier League
Crans were hammered by rossa, ports hammered by Dunloy. Letrim match was off
Banner , 01/05/2008 at 14:09

Ulster Premier League
Keady beat conduff last night which makes it all very interesting if Clonduff beat Loughgiel.
has anyone heard any other results??
ard macha abu , 01/05/2008 at 09:50

London Camogie
Tara Camogie Club, London welcome new players and members all year round. We have both Junior and Senior teams so all standards catered for.

Current Club members range in age from 12 years to 40+ with many of the younger crop of players playing camogie as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards scheme. These younger players can play competitive games in our Junior team and subject to numbers, our aim is to start an underage team.

Also welcome on the Junior squad are girls that played underage or junior grade in Ireland. A fair amount of our current members played camogie during primary/secondary school age and then didn't pick up a hurley again until they arrived in London. Training sessions will soon build up the fitness levels and sharpness with the sliotar.

Tara's Senior team then of course caters for the more able and experienced players. The London County camogie team also offers an outlet for these girls to compete at a higher level against Irish opposition representing London should they wish.

Contact: Sheila - 0777 1957 341 or 020 8561 3544. Further details can be found at www.camogie.co.uk
Sheila , 29/04/2008 at 13:32

Ulster Premier League
Ulster league close to call, Section A is still to play for, though depends how rossa get on against ballycran on wednesday night.
Portglenone doing well, still a few tough matches left.

Section B, Clonduff and Loughgeil probaly
Banner , 28/04/2008 at 16:42

Ulster Premier League
Glad to see the new registration system!

Well the Ulster Premier League is well under way and already a few shocks. Rossa beaten by POrtglenone! Is it the end of an era maybe? Liatriom have been surpassed by Clonduff in Down. Maybe it's time for a new champion in Antrim???

Any predictions for the winner this year? Clonduff or Loughgiel in the other section maybe to meet Rossa/POrtglenone in the final?

What do you think?
ard macha abu , 25/04/2008 at 09:43

Celtic Festival - Glasgow, October 3-5 2008
Glasgow Women's Celtic sports Festival

The Tir Conaill Harps GAC is delighted to announce the dates for the third annual women's Celtic sports festival, which will be held over the weekend of 3rd to 5th October. The festival theme is to raise the profile of women's gaelic sports both within the Harps club and also to the wider Glasgow community. The festival will include it's usual programme of camogie and ladies football tournaments. coaching workshops and not forgetting the very popular Festival Hooley.

Last year nine clubs from Ireland and Scotland took part, which was a big increase on the inaugural year. We hope to build on that success with even more teams this year. Further details are available from camogiestars@hotmail.com or on 00 44 780 1546663. Regular updates will also appear on the club website www.conaill.fsnet.co.uk
TCHarp , 05/04/2008 at 12:59