Tomas Mac Curtain

Message:
Hello lads! Was just wondering, Im hoping to study in Greenwich next year, and was wondering what the nearest GAA club would be to me! Im an 18 Gaelic Footballer (GK), having played county under age level for Fermanagh and also Schools MacRory cup, which some argue is a higher standard than county minor. If someone from within the club could get back to me it would be much appreciated thanks

By: Tom Chambers

Email: tom_chambers@live.co.uk

Club: St michaels Gaa club galway

Date/Time: 29/10/2009 23:14:26

IP Address: 78.16.70.147

Message:
The best of luck to Thomas McCurtains in 2010 like Keven Cowen Lord Rest Him would sing There a Grand old Team to play for.my own memories are of 1975 when we swept the Board in all Competitions. Beannaght de libh go leir.

By: Claire Hedderman

Email: claire.hedderman@gmail.com

Club: London Camogie Development Committee

Date/Time: 27/05/2009 01:29:18

IP Address: 79.73.63.2

Message:
Saturday 27th June 12 pm - 4 pm Our Future in our hands - Camogie in Britain London Camogie Development Committee Camogie In Britian - "Our future in our hands" on 27th June 2009 Camden Irish Centre Murray Street London 12 pm to 4 pm. Joan O'Flynn has confirmed that her first visit to Britain as President of Camgie Association will be at pivotal gathering for Camogie In Britian - "Our future in our hands" on 27th June 2009 Camden Irish Centre Murray Street London 12 pm to 4 pm. Representation from British GAA and Ladies Gaelic Football is warmly welcomed at "Our future in our hands" - many of the workshops and discussion would benefit all Gaelic codes Recent research by London Camogie Development Committee supports men and women involved in Gaelic Games working closer together to achieve access to greater resources and increased funding for Gaelic Games and Camogie in Britain. The conference is aimed at developing camogie in Britain with input wanted from current, past supporters of Camogie including players, coaches and fans.The aim is build on the current interest in Camogie in Britain and develop new and emergin clubs, university teams and schools. The focus will be on supporting clubs and people that are able to increase people playing Gaelic Games and Camogie. Workshops on funding applications, developing underage teams and supporting clubs. Entrance to conference is free, and there will refreshments provided, so all interested people are encouraged to pre-register in advance by emailing their details to "london-camogie-development@googlegroups.com" or call Claire 07852 333 010 London Camogie Development Committee

By: Sweetchuck

Email: fodowd@jefferies.com

Club: TMC

Date/Time: 11/05/2009 17:13:01

IP Address: 62.189.114.10

Message:
well done on first league win of teh season yesterday, things beginning to pick up, onwards and upwards!

By: Margaret Zincraft

Email: mzincraft@aol.com

Club:

Date/Time: 24/01/2009 19:49:18

IP Address: 92.8.52.219

Message:
Minor AGM will be held on Sunday 1st Feb 2009 at 2pm in the Lower Hall at St Cedds Catholic Club Seven Kings Please attend to support and lend your voice

By: Nicholas Fitzgerald

Email: nickfitzgerald@interioris.com

Club: EX Robert Emmetts

Date/Time: 23/01/2009 21:25:55

IP Address: 78.143.141.28

Message:
Its great to see Johnny Dwyer & Tom Watson getting there just reward for all the hard work they put into GAA in East London. I recall playing against Johnny several times in the 90's when he said i am only making up the numbers, i also say Tom make up the numbers. Fair play to you both and all the best for the coming year. Nicholas Fitzgerald Johnny might see you in Nellies some night.

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