Injury Prevention: The Early, Rapid and Mature Movers Programmes

The Early, Rapid and Mature Movers programmes were designed to target specific windows of trainability for each age group and provide a framework in which players can progressively work towards being equipped to complete the full Camogie Injury Prevention Programme.

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COVID-19 Update – Camogie Association

Statement from Camogie Association – 31st March 2021

We know you will be aware by now of the positive announcement by the Irish Government this evening that non-contact underage training in pods of 15 will be permitted from April 26th and that full contact Inter-County training at adult level can re-commence from April 19th.

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The Camogie Association, the GAA & the LGFA launch new Gaelic Games Player Pathway

The Camogie Association, the GAA & the Ladies Gaelic Football Association are delighted to announce details of a new and exciting Gaelic Games Player Pathway.

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‘Be Ready to Play’ Programme Launched by Gaelic Games Family

The Gaelic Games family today launched ‘Be Ready to Play’, a Coaching and Sport Science programme in association with UPMC, official healthcare partner of the GAA and GPA, that will be delivered via webinars, website programmes, instructional videos and live online sessions.

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Move 4 Mayo Camogie Campaign – Thank You

The Move 4 Mayo Camogie campaign has been a massive success thanks to everyone who got active during the month of January and all those who donated in support of the development of Mayo Camogie and to support the National Breast Cancer Research Insitute in Galway.

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