21. Camogie Sarsfields camogie Club. camogie Championship 2003. Junior A Championship. St.Vincents vs Sarsfields. Sarsfields camogie Club Committee 2003. President Phil O'Shea. Chairperson Gillian O'Callaghan . http://www.geocities.com/sarsfieldhc/camogie.html

Sarsfields Camogie Club Home History Match Results Gallery ... Contact Us Camogie Championship 2003 Junior A Championship St.Vincents vs Sarsfields Sarsfields Camogie Club Committee 2003 President: Phil O'Shea Chairperson: Gillian O'Callaghan Vice-Chairperson: Eithne Allen Secretary: Orla Butler Assistant Secretary: Amy Edwards Treasurer: Marie Kearney Registrar: Maria Dinan PRO: Geraldine Kelly Trainer: Paidi Kelliher Commitee Members Sile Barry, Gemma Donoghue, Marie-Ann Welsh, Edel Murphy, Kay Whooley, Elma Looney, Jenny Long, Elaine O' Sullivan. If you have pictures or info to post on site, please email us at info@sarsfieldshurlingclub.com Home History Match Results ... Players

22. Index Website of the local female hurling club. http://www.geocities.com/camogie_blues

Newmarket on Fergus Camogie Club Club History 2001 Results and Reports What is Camogie Club Officers ... 2003 Fixtures Discalimer : Newmarket on Fergus Camogie Club does not accept responsibility for any offence taken by any material appearing on this site. The intention is to inform, not to offend. Chairman's Address E-mail us Player Profiles 2002 Achievements For the latest news from the club, please click here You need Java to see this applet.

23. Camogie Centenary camogie CENTENARY. Birmingham Tournament March 2004. Birmingham camogieCentenary Tournament 2004. Saturday 6 Sunday 7 March. We had http://www.taracamogieclub.freeservers.com/custom4.html

CAMOGIE CENTENARY Birmingham Tournament March 2004 Home Page Fixtures/Reports 2004 A Hurlers Prayer About Camogie ... Photo Page Birmingham Camogie Centenary Tournament 2004 We had an absolutely fantastic time at Birmingham for the Centenary Tournament. Participating teams were Erin go Bragh (Birmingham) - Hosts; Clondalkin Round Towers (Dublin), Croydon (London), Tir Chonnail Harps (Glasgow) and ourselves. The whole event was a success and we enjoyed every minute of it. All the games were very competitive, played in good spirit and all the teams got on well together - now that's why we play camogie!! The Tournament was also the launch of The History of Camogie in Britain book and display, which was compiled by Helena Duignan of Erin go Bragh. This book is on sale and if you would like a copy contact us or Helena on 0121 605 3465 or 0798 956 0922 or email: helena.duignan@virgin.net. Only £6.95 per book. Tara did extremely well considering we were mainly playing against teams that consisted of a mixture of senior and junior players. At the end of Day 1 we had knotched up 2 wins, a draw and just the 1 loss.

24. St. Patrick's College Senior Camogie Team Provides player profiles and fixtures. http://www.geocities.com/spcmcamogie/

St. Patrick's College Maghera Senior Camogie Team 2003 St. Patrick's College Maghera - Ulster Senior Camogie Champions 2003..........All-Ireland Finalists 2003 - All-Ireland Final Saturday 5th April - Venue - Kilbeggan, Co. Westmeath - Throw-in 3.30!...........Come out and support the girls!!!!1 St. Patrick's College Maghera - Ulster Senior Camogie Champions 2003 Managed by Mrs. C. Scott and Mrs. A. Quinn. Name: Eilis O’Doherty Club: Slaughtneil Age: Position: Goals Name: Niamh Bradley Club: Swatragh Age: Position: Defender Name: Aideen Mullan (Vice-captain) Club: Swatragh Age: Position: Defender Name: Michelle McManus Club: Swatragh Age: Position: Defender Name: Jane Kelly Club: Slaughtneil Age: Position: Defender Name: Ceara Cushnahan (Captain) Club: Lavey Age: Position: Defender Name: Ceire Quinn Club: Randalstown Age: Position: Defender Name: Briege Convery Club: Glen Age: Position: Mid-field Name: Alana Ward Club: Lavey Age: Position: Mid-field Name: Claire Quinn Club: Swatragh Age: Position: Forward Name: Gemma Heaney Club: Castledawson Age: Position: Forward Name: Andrena O’Kane Club: Banagher Age: Position: Forward Name: Brenda Kidd Club: Ballinascreen Age: Position: Forward Name: Clare McCloy Club: Lavey Age: Position: Forward Name: Colleen Kearney Club: Swatragh Age: Position: Forward Name: Aine Kelly Club: Slaughtneil Age: Position: Forward Name: Cathy Fullerton Club: Slaughtneil

25. Untitled Document Includes history, fixtures and contact details. http://uk.geocities.com/keadycamogie/

St. Patrick's Camogie Club, Keady are a club associated with a long record of achievements and triumphs dating back as far as the 1920's. Keady is a club with very strong roots in the local community with many families in the area connected directly to the club and its aspirations. For Keady, now at the top of the Senior ladder, being the Ulster Champions 2001 , it took a few years to make that all important break - through, and therefore they intend to be around for some time to come. Though that might prove to be even more difficult, they certainly have the talent coming through which should enable them to be a force in the future. The Senior team being the Ulster Champions, are a source of inspiration to the number of young players in the club who, no doubt, look to the day they too will wear the maroon and gold jersey of the Senior side.

26. Newtown Camogie Club What is camogie? camogie is the female version of hurling. The game of nationalsport. Hurling and camogie are very skillful games. Hurleys http://www.newtownshandrum.com/whatisit.html

What is Camogie? Camogie is the female version of hurling. The game of hurling is unique to Ireland and is one of the fastest field games in the world. It has always been a huge part of our culture and heritage and is our national sport. Hurling and camogie are very skillful games. Hurleys: Players use sticks called 'hurleys' which are made of ash wood and are between 30 and 37 inches in length with a broad end. The part of the hurley used to strike the ball is known as the 'bas'. The ball in hurling and camogie is known as a 'sliothar'. Teams: A camogie and hurling team consists of 15 players and a number of substitutes. The substitutes can be called into play at any stage of the game. The team's manager chooses a starting fifteen and substitutes from a 'panel' of players. A maximum of three substitutes may be used in a game. Every hurling and camogie team has a goalkeeper, six defenders, two midfielders and six forwards. Lineout for 15-A-Side Game Goalkeeper. Right-Full-Back Full-Back Left-Full-Back Right-Half-Back Center-Back Left-Half-Back Right-Center-Field Left-Center-Field Right-Half-Forward Centre-Forward Left-Half-Forward Right-Full-Forward Full-Forward Left-Full-Forward Matches: Championship and league matches last 60 minutes. Inter county and Inter club teams will wear their own registered distinctive colours. Players are advised to wear protective headgear in the form of helmets. But wearing helmets is not compulsory.

27. Queen's University Belfast Camogie Club All the latest news relating to Queen's University camogie Club http://www.queensgaa.com/camogie/

28. Dubai Celts Gaelic Games Club - Welcome Page Football, hurling, and camogie teams. History, pictures, membership details, news, events, pictures, and newsletter. http://www.dubaicelts.com/

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29. Queen's University Belfast Camogie Club - History Of Queen's Camogie Club Cumann Camogiocht Ollscoil Na Banríona Béal Feirste Queen s University camogieClub Belfast. www.queensgaa.com/camogie. HISTORY OF QUEEN S camogie. http://www.queensgaa.com/camogie/history/history.htm

Cumann Camogiocht Ollscoil Na Banríona Béal Feirste : Queen's University Camogie Club Belfast Updated: document.write(" " + document.lastModified); Cead Mile Failte, and welcome to Queen's Camogie Club Website Thank you for visiting please Bookmark the site queensgaa.com/camogie Homepage General: Club Committee Management Club History Photo Library ... Fixtures / Results Interactive: Guestbook Poll Email List Other: Past Members Union Club Sponsors Links Contact Us ... In Sport www.queensgaa.com/camogie HISTORY OF QUEEN'S CAMOGIE History of Queen's University Camogie Club CLUB HISTORY: Club History In October 1932 I presented myself as a student in Queens. Several “old girls” were already there: - May McCarroll, Una McClafferty, Grace McClafferty, Frances McNabb and Eileen O’Kane, from the same school, St Louis’ Convent, Kilkeel. With me in 1932 was my classmate Madeline McKenna (who eventually entered the convent).

30. Swindon GAA - Gaelic Football, Hurling And Camogie Club Gaelic football, hurling and camogie. Profile and an article about the club. http://freespace.virgin.net/brian.coll/gaa/index.html

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31. Tir Conaill Harps --WELCOME-- Based in the south side. Ladies' and men's Gaelic football, camogie, and shinty. History, news, team information, results, and membership form. http://www.conaill.fsnet.co.uk/

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32. Carrigaline Camogie Club, Carrigaline GAA, Crosshaven Road, Carrigaline, Cork, I Welcome to the Official Carrigaline camogie Club Website We hope youenjoy your visit don t forget to sign the Guestbook! Senior s http://www.carrigalinecamogie.com/

Welcome to the Official Carrigaline Camogie Club Website Guestbook Current Under Age TRAINING Schedule Team Coaches U10's Mon 6 - 7pm U11's Thurs 5 - 6pm U12's Mon 5 - 6pm U14's Mon 6 - 7pm Congratulations Jack McGrath U14 Feile Semi Finals Carrigaline have the honour of holding this years U14 Feile Semi Finals on Tuesday 25th May. Everybody is welcome to come and watch the games! Douglas V Erins Own @ 6.50pm Ballinhassig V Glen Rovers @ 8pm Friendly Matches Are you a coach from a local club in Cork? Because of the HUGE number of under age players we have, we are always looking for friendly matches. To contact any of our coaches regarding matches, training etc please Click Here and search for the relevant contact!

33. Ireland.com And The Irish Times, Ireland's Online Newspaper Explanation of how camogie differs from hurling and the rules of the game. http://ireland.com/sports/gaa/square-ball/rules/rules3.htm

PREMIUM CONTENT login logout subscribe my account ... sitemap Click here Wednesday, May 26, 2004 Take me to... TODAY The Irish Times Breaking News Sport Business Technology Weather Crosswords Archive Search CLASSIFIEDS Motors Jobs Property SERVICES Ancestors Dating Email Gifts Travel Explore Ireland Mobile Training News Sinn Féin and Fine Gael paths crossed in Dawson Street, Dublin, yesterday. Cabinet in move to force judge before Dáil inquiry Mark Hennessy, Political Correspondent Breaking News Top seed Henin-Hardenne loses in Paris More than 200 fight Co Down army base fire Fears for 600 jobs as Tara workers to strike ... Decision on legislation for Aer Rianta break-up delayed The Government has deferred a decision on legislation to break up Aer Rianta for at least a week amid growing union pressure to have the Minister for Transport's plans postponed or abandoned. Mark Brennock, Chief Political Correspondent reports TCD to reserve 15% of places for 'non-traditional' students In an unprecedented move, Trinity College Dublin is to reserve 15 per cent of all places for students drawn from "non-traditional" backgrounds, writes Education Editor The Irish Times Sports Special Reports Kidney named Leinster boss ... Irish BSE test approved Find a favourite Featured services TV listings PDF Crosswords Search The Irish Times archive The Irish Times Promotion ... Explore Ireland Premium Content Subscribe LogIn Take a tour Subscription as a gift In ireland.com

34. History Of Camogie In Carrigaline, Carrigdhoun, Cork, Ireland The 1st camogie Club. History of camogie. The origins of camogie date back to1903 when a club in Dublin The Keating Club applied rules to their game. http://www.carrigalinecamogie.com/club_history.htm

The 1st Camogie Club- With the resurgence of hurling in 1922, the ladies of Carrrigaline, not leaving all the honours for the taking to the menfolk, formed a Camogie team. Training was held in Bat Cooneys - the field at the rear of Tom Scannell's house near the present soccer pitch where there were many memorable encounters, in particular with Monkstown who also had a great camogie team at that time. Matches were also played on the Crosshaven Road in Sisk's field, within 100 metres of the present day pavillion. Here it is recalled was played a memorable match between a Cork City team and Carrigline who were captained by Kit Sweeney, who played centre-field. The 2nd Camogie Club (1938-1941)- Following many years of inactivity a camogie club was once again formed in the spring of 1938. In the 30's some ladies had played with Ballygarvan and were the nucleus of the Carrigaline side. This Carrigaline team could not be classed as great for a while, they had won a number of matches each year but failed to win any competitions.

35. CAMOGIE IN THE UK CLICK HERE FOR FREE DOMAINS. http://www.camogie.co.uk/

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36. Dunloy Cuchullains GA & CC Hurling, football, and camogie. Includes news, photos, and history. http://www.dunloycuchullains.co.uk/

Main Page Club News Club History Club Facilities ... Contact Us Welcome to Dunloy Cuchullains Website. Here we hope to provide your with up to date information on all that has happened past and present within our club. Please sign our guest book during your visit Cuchullains Dunloy at the present time caters for approximately twenty-one teams male and female, adult and juvenile. Because there are so many players and administrators involved and because our catchment area is so small the role of the club is of vital importance to the local community. We provide good healthy recreation for all the children of the area in an atmosphere that is safe and secure and all parents know that the children are supervised in an appropriate manner in our grounds. Almost every night during the summer matches are played and many of the non-playing members of our community come along to watch. Cuchullain was the greatest, the most belauded, and the most dazzling of all the heroes in Irish mythology. His life, wondrous deeds, remarkable beauty and incredible strength are retold in countless stories.

37. Croydon Camogie Club, London. Enter Site Click Here to Enter Site. http://www.croydoncamogieclub.com/

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38. Croydon Camogie Club History. The following articles are taken from various camogie Annuals and serveas background information on the Club s history and achievements to date. http://www.croydoncamogieclub.com/history.asp

History The following articles are taken from various Camogie Annuals and serve as background information on the Club's history and achievements to date. Croydon's Camogie Club by Mary MacArthur (Camogie Annual 2001) The determination which showed back in 1999, when this club looked like folding, is still prevalent today in Croydon Camogie Club. Despite a number of setbacks during the season, the club has managed to field all its scheduled fixtures with the exception of one, which was due to the bereavement of a family member of two of the players. It has been a busy year for Croydon, both on and off the playing field. In March, members of the club presented shamrock to the Mayor of Croydon in the Mayor's Parlour, whilst others performed a number of Irish dancers for the Mayor and invited guests. Players helped with the raising of the Irish flag outside the Croydon Council's offices to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.

39. Tyrone Gaa Camogie Teamtalk Tyrone Gaelic Games Magazine providing Tyrone GAA fans with allthe local news on Gaelic Football, Hurling, camogie, Handball etc http://www.teamtalkmag.com/camogie/

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40. Bailieborough Shamrocks Official WebSite Football and camogie. News, match reports, history, and player profiles. http://www.bailieboroughshamrocks.com/

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