Next Monday and Tuesday one of the highlights of the Connacht GAA coaching calendar takes place in Dublin. The Connacht GAA Go Games days provide selected clubs from all over Connacht the experience of Croke Park. The players involved will get to play in Croke Park and a trip to the Croke Park Museum. This initiative, which was spearheaded by former Connacht GAA Games Manager, John Tobin, first took place thirteen years ago has been an outstanding success and so far over the years all the clubs in the province have had the Croke park experience. This year marks the return of the programme after a two year break due to the pandemic. The focus of the two days is on participation and enjoyment rather than winning and losing. It’s a unique occasion designed to cultivate a lasting positive relationship between all players who take part and Gaelic Games.
The clubs taking part in 2022 in football and hurling are:
Oranmore-Maree, Mohill, Loughrea, St Joseph’s, Renvyle, Elphin/Ballinameen, The Neale, Ballaghderreen, Loughrea, Kinvara, Melvin Gaels, Louisburgh, Kilkerrin Clonberne, Swinford, Roscommon Gaels, Ardmoy, Monivea Abbey, Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins, Oughterard, Charlestown Sarsfields, Aghamore, Eastern Harps, Davitts, Islandeady, Carras, Carrick Hurling Club, Ballina/Ballyvary, St Dominics, Easkey/St Farnans, Cluainin Iomaint, Claremorris, Four Roads, Coolera Strandhill, Castlebar Mitchel’s, Tooreen, Padraig Pearses, St Molaise Gaels, Westport, Ballyhaunis, Athleague/Tremane and Western Gaels.
By briangaa Fri 5th Aug
