Bits and Pieces of News.
06 December, 2013
1. PLEASE TELL ALL PARENTS IN YOUR CLUBS
CORK CAMOGIE COSTCUTTER JERSEY
Santa Clause has been getting requests regarding the availability of the Costcutter Cork Camogie jersey. Parents or young camogie players anxious for Santa to bring same can drop in to Pairc Ui Rinn Monday to Friday from 9.30 to 4.pm where they are available in all all sizes from age 7 to small adults. Local Costcutters shops in Cork are also stockists of these as well in the following areas.
Costcutter Main Street Ballyhooly
Costcutter Reen Desert Ballylickey
Costcutter Cork Road Bandon
Costcutter Carrignafoy Cobh
Costcutter Carrigtwohill Shopping Centre Carrigtwohill
Costcutter Ballyhea Charleville
Costcutter 30 Egmont Place Churchtown
Costcutter Cork Road Youghal
Costcutter Church View Dromahane
Costcutter Dublin Road Fermoy
Costcutter Grenagh Co Cork
Costcutter Drom Leap
Costcutter The Village Ballymakeera
Costcutter Limerick Road Mallow
Costcutter Masseytown Macroom
Costcutter Mayfield Cork
Costcutter Market Street Skibbereen
Costcutter Upper Cork Hill Youghal
Mary Newman
5 Dec (1 day ago)
2. Christmas Market.
A Chara,
The Camogie Board will have a stall at the Christmas Markets in the Douglas Village Shopping Centre on Friday December 13th.
We urgently need Home Baking, Crafts, Christmas Floral Arrangements, Knitted Items or unwanted new gifts. We are asking all clubs to support this fund raising event by donating at least one of the aforementioned items.
These items can be brought to Convention Monday night next Dec 9th or dropped to the Douglas Village Shopping Centre on the morning of the 13th December
If any of these dates are not suitable please contact any Board Officer or GPC Member to arrange collection. A member of the Board will contact your Club in advance of the 13th re;- this fund raising event. All proceeds will go the Development of the Camogie Grounds in Castle Rd.
Mise le Meas
Maire Ni Charthaigh
Cathaoirleach
3. Club Coaching Plan.
Following the Club Coaching Plan meeting in October and its adoption by the Club, Arthur Tobin has updated final copy. Whilst there are a lot of things already achieved this year, below are the agreed next steps going forward into 2014. The Plan has also been submitted for Lee Flag scheme.
It will also be posted on Club Website under the Coaching section shortly.
4. Chill Insurance GAA Club Affinity Scheme
Its that time of the year again and the AGM’s are in full flow. We here at Chill Insurance would like to wish every club a successful AGM and a Happy Christmas!!
I’m sure the finances of each club will be discussed during the AGM’s. Hopefully by now each club are earning some much needed funds through our GAA club affinity scheme.
If not, get on it!!!
Its simple, if people in the county of Cork are taking out policies with Chill Insurance we will donate €10 from each policy to any Cork GAA club they wish. All they have to do is quote their designated club code when going online at www.chill.ie or phoning the Cork Office on 021 601 8600.
5. Cork GAA Yearbook.
We hope to launch the Yearbook on December 6th, and a pack of 10 books will be distributed to each club through Divisional AGMs or County Convention. The cost of the book is €8.
Information for websites and Facebook:
Where will you find interviews with Jimmy Barry-Murphy, Brian Cuthbert, logistics maestro Mick Curtin, top referee Colm Lyons, Sarsfields' legend Denis Hurley, plus a full review of the 2013 Cork GAA Year, and lots more???
In the Cork GAA Yearbook of course! Packed with news, interviews and photographs and available in early December for just €8, the book will have a limited print run so order yours without delay!
