The Camogie Association Official website of the camogie Association the governing body for the Irish ladies sport of camogie. http://www.camogie.ie/
Camogie of the sport. http://www.aurora.komvux.norrkoping.se/crumlin/leisure/01/camogie.htm
Extractions: Camogie has to be one of the most played sports by both young and not so young Irish girls. Based on the rules of hurling which is also an old Irish game for men, camogie can seem dangerous to a stranger but not to the girls who with a passion love this sport . Two teams of twelve girls, battle it out, with what look like sticks but which are called hurls. Chasing after a ball which is called a sliotar. The objective of the game is to bring the ball either on your hurl or dribbling on the ground towards your opponents goals and scoring. The goals are a little different than usual goals there a small version of rugby posts. A goal is scored when the sliotar goes between the goal post (just like a goal in hockey). A point is scored when the ball travels between the two vertical posts over the goal post. There are three points in every goal hence the point is much easier to score.
Ardrahan Camogie Club Includes fixtures, history, achievements and photo gallery. http://www.ardrahancamogie.ie/
RT Sport: GAA - Ulster Dominate Camogie/Shinty Squad Ulster dominates the Irish camogie/Shinty panel with ten camogie players from the province representing Ireland in this Saturday's camogie Shinty International at Ratoath http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/championship/2010/1026/camogie_shinty.html
Camogie - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia camogie (Irish cam ga ocht) is an Irish stickand-ball team sport played by women; it is almost identical to the game of hurling played by men. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camogie
Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Camogie Irish camógaíocht ) is an Irish stick-and-ball team sport played by women; it is almost identical to the game of hurling played by men. Camogie is played by 100,000 women in Ireland and world wide, largely among Irish communities. Matches are contested by two teams of 15 a side, using a field 130m to 145m long and 80m to 90m wide. H-shape goals are used, a goal (scored when the ball goes between the posts and under the bar) is equal to three points and a point (scored when the ball goes over the bar) is equal to one point. It is organised by the Dublin-based Camogie Association or An Cumann Camógaíochta . The annual All Ireland Camogie Championship attracts attendances of up to 33,154 and is televised live, attracting a TV audience of over 300,000, or 7% of the Irish population. The rules are almost identical to hurling , with a few exceptions. Goalkeepers wear the same colours as outfield players. This is because no special rules apply to the goalkeeper and so there is no need for officials to differentiate between goalkeeper and outfielders. A camogie player can handpass a score (forbidden in hurling since 1980) Camogie games last 60 minutes (senior inter-county hurling games last 70) Dropping the camogie stick to handpass the ball is permitted.
» Connacht Gaa.ie Covering all GAA related activities in Connacht There is a proud camogie Tradition in the Province. Galway took part in the first AllIreland Senior camogie http://www.connachtgaa.ie/page.php?p=camogie
Kilkenny Camogie Selection Process for 2011 Season for the Positions of Manager for the Senior and Intermediate Kilkenny Team . On Tuesday last the 12 th October the county board ratified the setting http://www.kilkennycamogie.com/
Extractions: Selection Process for 2011 Season for the Positions of Manager for the Senior and Intermediate Kilkenny Team On Tuesday last the 12 th October the county board ratified the setting up a Management Committee for the selection of Managers for the Senior and Intermediate Kilkenny teams. The management committee will meet with all parties who express an interest in being considered for the positions of Senior and Intermediate Team Manager and they will make their recommendation(s) which will go before the full County Board for ratification. All clubs/individuals are invited to nominate suitable candidates for the position of Senior and Intermediate Team Managers. All nominees must first be contacted by the club/individual(s) making the nomination to ensure that they are interested in allowing their name to go forward to the Management Committee. The closing date for receipt of nominations is Sunday 31 October 2010.
Cobh GAA | The Latest Hurling News For 2010 Cobh v Fr. O'Neill's May 6th in Castlemartyr.Cobh’s hurlers fought out a very entertaining draw, displaying a very good standard of hurling on an excellent Castlemartyr pitch http://www.cobhgaa.com/camogie.php
Extractions: Home Hurling Football Juvenile ... Links The Cobh club has a very strong Camogie section. Re-established in 2008 by Mairad Kearney and Colm Damery to cater for the hurling needs of the girls of Cobh, the Camogie club started out with 25 girls training each Saturday morning in the first year. The numbers grew to 45 in 2009 and the club entered teams in the under 11 and under 13 East Cork leagues, as well as the under12 County lge. In only its third year in existence, the camogie club have 80+ juvenile players and have teams entered in competitions from under 11 up to under 14. There are fifteen coaches involved with the girls each week with training groups organised according to age and ability. (All training takes place in the top Gaa pitch, adjacent to the WaterTower) Girls born on/before 2001 Wednesday 5pm 6:15pm Saturday 11am 12:30pm Girls born 2002 Saturday 11:15am 12:30pm. Hurleys (12) can be purchased at training. Spare helmets are available to borrow for training when girls are starting off and helmets can be bought (50) from the club once the player decides she wants to stay involved. Juvenile membership for the year is 20 and there is no charge for the weekly training. Any queries in relation to the Juvenile camogie activities should be made to: Lorraine 0861605314 or Mairad: 0872435327 Or email cobhcamogie@gmail.com
Camogie - Simple English Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia camogie (in Irish, cam ga ocht) is an Irish team sport, organised by the camogie Association of Ireland, the women's variant of hurling. The rules are almost identical to hurling http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camogie
Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Camogie (in Irish camógaíocht ) is an Irish team sport , organised by the Camogie Association of Ireland , the women's variant of hurling. The rules are almost identical to hurling with a few exceptions. One is that goalkeepers wear the same colours as outfield players and a player in camogie can handpass a score, which is not allowed in the men's game. All games last 60 minutes (senior inter-county hurling games last 70), and dropping the camogie stick to handpass the ball is allowed. The All-Ireland Final is held every year in Croke Park during September, usually the week between the hurling final and Gaelic football final. There are two main competitions; the National League which is staged during the winter-spring months and is used as a warm-up to the All-Ireland Championships during the summer. The reigning champions are Wexford. Camogie/ hurling is unique in that it uses a different name for the version played by men and women. The reason is complicated: men play using a curved stick called in Irish a camán . Women would use a shorter stick, called by the diminutive form
Monaghan camogie. February 9 th. ‘10 . U16 Ulster Championship Shield Competition . Monaghan County U 16’s have their first outing on Saturday next when they take on near Neighbours Tyrone in http://monaghan.gaa.ie/camogie.html
Extractions: Sponsors February 9 th U16 Ulster Championship Shield Competition Monaghan County U 16s have their first outing on Saturday next when they take on near Neighbours Tyrone in Cloghan at 2pm. With only 4 teams in the Shield competition there are just two Semi Finals: Monaghan V Tyrone and Cavan V Armagh. Counties are limited in the amount of games they get to play, where as a Round Robin format would have been a better option The winner of this competition goes on to play in the Ulster Cup Competition where they will be pitted against Down , Derry and Antrim being the two other Semi Finalists. Monaghan go in to the Shield Competition as underdogs. The panel is made up of last years U14 squad and although they can boast some skilful talented camogs, most of them are all very young. Fixtures Meeting Reminder to the Fixtures Committee that the first meeting will be held in the Glencarn Hotel tomorrow Friday 12 th February at 7.30pm. We are delighted to announce an exciting new initiative called Party Against Poverty Following a request for support from Trcaire, the Ulster Ladies Football and Camogie Councils are urging the Ulster GAA family to host end of Lent events (from Easter Sunday to 30
Galway Camogie Ladies camogie. Includes news http://www.galwaycamogie.net/
Extractions: News Congratualtions to our new Minor A All Ireland Champions! Galway 2-12 Clare 2-08 Congratulations to the senior team on defeating reigning champions Cork to reach the All Ireland final. Galway 0-10 Cork 0-09 Galway V Wexford All Ireland Senior Final Sept 12th @ 4pm in Croke Park Lets get out and support the girls they deserve it!! County Board Meetings County Board meetings are held in (exception: Bank Holidays, meeting takes place on 2nd Monday of the month). Senior All Ireland Finalists 2010!! Latest News AIT are offering a Level 6 single subject module FETAC award of Click on the link below to view details of the course Certificate in Sports Administration Info sheet for Participants See the news section for match reports and ticket information for the up coming Senior All Ireland camogie final!! The official press pack is also available through this site see the news section for a link to download the pack. Senior All Ireland Semi final result Galway 0-10 Cork 0-09 Galway: S Earner; S Tannian, S Dervan, N Kilkenny; R Glynn, AM Hayes, T Manton; E Kilkelly, O Kilkenny; C Murray 0-1, T Maher, B Hanney 0-1; T Rutledge 0-1, V Curtin 0-1, A Connolly 0-6(fs). Subs: J Gill for Murray (45); A Lynskey for Kilkelly (54); L Ryan for Rutledge (60+6)
CAMOGIE IN LONDON Senior Championship Winners 2010 Senior Junior Championship Winners 2009 Senior Junior League Winners 2009 http://www.camogie.co.uk/
Ballycran camogie. 2010 camogie . U 14 match reports; Under 16 match reports; Ulster camogie League Reports; Down League Division 1; Under 10 camogie . Under 10 camogie Blitz Saturday 25 July in http://ballycran.down.gaa.ie/camogie.html
Extractions: Under 10 Camogie Blitz - Saturday 22 August in Ben Dearg Intermediate Camogie Monday 10 th May 2010 Ballycran 5.4 An Riocht 2.5 Another great night of camogie a well fought, hard earned victory. A fantastic display of camogie, with some well taken scores. Monday 3 rd May 2010 - Ben Dearg 4.1 Ballycran 1.1 We travelled to Ben Dearg knowing it was going to be tough due to the limited numbers and sickness. Every girl tried hard but it was not meant to be our night. Better luck next time. Monday 26 th April 2010 - Ballycran 6.7 Ballyholland 6.7 This was the first home match what a great night of camogie. We earned a very hard fought point against a very strong team. Even though this was an intermediate match, we were up against a Ballyholland senior team, a match played at senior level. Monday 19 April - Ballycran 6.9 Clonduff 1.0
Carrigaline Camogie Club Carrigaline camogie Club, Cork is for underage and senior camogie players in Carrigaline. http://www.carrigalinecamogie.com/
Extractions: Located in Cork, Ireland. August 5th, 2010 This year almost 50 girls aged between 5 and 13 attended our annual summer camp. The girls were coached by some of our own Senior team members, Rose Harrington, Maria Moran, Ciara O Connell, Aoife Kearney and Deirdre O Leary, as well as Tipperary Senior Camogie captain, Jill Horan. Luckily, the weather obliged over the course of the 3 days so we managed to stay outdoors. Great fun was had improving skills, practicing drills and playing games. On the final day of the camp we had some well well known GAA stars down to visit the girls. Everyone was delighted to meet Cork dual player Eoin Cadogan, Cork Footballers Nicholas Murphy and Colm O Neill, and Cork Camogie player Amanda O Regan. They all took time to chat to the girls, join in with shooting practice and other drills, and of course to pose for photos and sign autographs.
Camogie: Facts, Discussion Forum, And Encyclopedia Article A sport is commonly defined as an organized, competitive, and skillful physical activity requiring commitment and fair play. It is governed by a set of rules or customs. http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Camogie
Extractions: Home Discussion Topics Dictionary ... Login Camogie Overview Camogie is an Irish stick-and-ball team sport Sport A sport is commonly defined as an organized, competitive, and skillful physical activity requiring commitment and fair play. It is governed by a set of rules or customs. In a sport the key factors are the physical capabilities and skills of the competitor when determining the outcome... Matches are contested by two teams of 15 a side, using a field 130m to 145m long and 80m to 90m wide. H-shape goals are used, a goal (scored when the ball goes between the posts and under the bar) is equal to three points (scored when the ball goes over the bar). Discussion Ask a question about ' Camogie Start a new discussion about ' Camogie Answer questions from other users Full Discussion Forum Unanswered Questions I used to play camogie. I am in my fifties and would like to know if there are any womens groups in Dublin interested in getting together and playing... Encyclopedia Camogie is an Irish stick-and-ball team sport Sport A sport is commonly defined as an organized, competitive, and skillful physical activity requiring commitment and fair play. It is governed by a set of rules or customs. In a sport the key factors are the physical capabilities and skills of the competitor when determining the outcome...
Camogie - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Camogie Ireland's native field sport for women, a 12a-side stick-and-ball game. It is a modified form of hurling, and the rules are very similar except that unnecessary physical contact http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/camogie
