OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE GAA HEALTHY CLUBS PROJECT

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1 OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE GAA HEALTHY CLUBS PROJECT MEMBERS OF THE GAA HEALTHY CLUBS COMMITTEE AT THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH. Standing: Senior Club Chairman, Jim Nagle Sitting (L-R): Nuala Connolly, Team Leader Michael Geaney, Clare Slattery, Thomas Moylan and Juvenile Members. THE LAUNCH OF THE HEALTHY CLUB PROJECT took place on Monday, May 27 th in The Éire Óg Complex. A number of initiatives were launched in association with the club that week including a club and community questionnaire. Should you wish to participate in the questionnaire please do so by using the following link! The club also launched this newsletter which will include articles related to the GAA Healthy Club Project. Along with the many club members present were various community representatives and members of the press. As part of the long-standing partnership between the health ENJOYING THE LAUNCH OF THE GAA HEALTHY CLUBS PROJECT LAUNCH are (L-R) Thomas Moylan, Cyril Griffin, Nuala Connolly, Bríd Walsh, Fr. Des Hillary, Josephine Geaney and Juvenile Members. Committee Members Michael Geaney, Clare Slattery and Greg Browne at the Launch sector and the GAA, through the association s ASAP (Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention), also present was Pat Mulcahy, Tipp County ASAP Officer. The Committee through Team Leader Michael Geaney expressed their enthusiasm for the project which has already brought many people together to discuss and propose ideas to better our club and community in these challenging times. Should you wish to contact the club with specific regard to the GAA Healthy Club Project please contact michaelgeaney1@yahoo.ie or any Committee Member.

2 JUNIOR A NORTH FINAL LEAGUE WINNERS 2013 Nenagh Éire Óg battled their way to a two-point win over a determined Borris-Ileigh side at Dolla on Sunday evening in the North Tipperary Junior A hurling league final. Having played with the aid of a stiff breeze in the opening half Éire Óg led 0-8 to 0-3 at the break, but dug in superbly, late in the second half, when Borris-Ileigh closed the gap to two points. Indeed, Éire Óg were very good value for this win with captain Eoin Fitzgibbon collecting the league trophy for the third successive year. Early points from David Hackett (free) and Paul Ryan helped Éire Óg into an early lead before Borris-Ileigh responded in kind. Two David Hackett points fired Éire Óg into a 0-4 to 0-2 lead by the 13th minute and even though Borris-Ileigh managed a response points from Brian Quinn and David Hackett (free) forced Éire Óg into a 0-6 to 0-3 lead by the 20th minute. In the 24th minute Bob O Brien was denied a certain goal by a superb save from the Borris- Ileigh keeper. Éire Óg closed out the opening half with points from Gary Howard and Andrew Coffey to lead 0-8 to 0-3 at the break. Two quick Borris-Ileigh points immediately after the interval closed the gap significantly before a David Hackett free settled Éire Óg in the 34th minute: 0-9 to 0-5. A Borris-Ileigh point reduced the Blues lead to three points, but Éire Óg responded with two David Hackett frees to lead 0-11 to 0-6 with eighteen minutes to play. Two Borris-Ileigh frees cut the Éire Óg lead significantly before an Andrew Coffey flick in the 47th minute bounced agonisingly wide of the Borris-Ileigh goal. A minute later Donnacha Quinn scored a vital point for Éire Óg before two Borris-Ileigh points closed the gap to a very manageable two points (0-12 to 0-10) with four minutes to play. Éire Óg stood their ground manfully in the closing minutes with a late David Hackett effort from play forcing the Blues into a three-point lead. Borris-Ileigh did manage another point, but the Éire Óg defence refused to cough up a late goal-scoring opportunity. Nenagh Éire Óg: Kevin Flynn, Donnacha Heffernan, John O Donoghue, Michael Collins, Adam Grattan, Niall Cahill, Eoin Fitzgibbon (captain), Alan Kelly, Andrew Coffey (0-1), David Hackett (0-8, 0-5 frees), Brian Maxwell, Paul Ryan (0-1), Gary Howard (0-1), Bob O Brien, Brian Quinn (0-1). Subs: (38th) Darragh Walsh for Gary Howard, (38th) Donnacha Quinn (0-1) for Brian Maxwell, (51st) James Mackey for Andrew Coffey. Eoin Fitzgibbon Captain 2013 Junior A League Winners

3 NENAGH STUN REIGNING COUNTY AND MUNSTER CHAMPIONS, THURLES SARSFIELDS-SUNDAY JUNE CO SHC SARS DUMPED OUT BY HUNGRIER NENAGH Nenagh Eire Óg were full value for their win and could have had the game wrapped up by half time had it not been for the brilliance of Patrick McCormack in goals -The Tipp Star. TIPPERARY WILL HAVE NEW COUNTY SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONS The headline news from the 7 round 1 games of the county senior hurling championship is that there will be new county senior hurling champions following Nenagh Eire Og s 3 point victory over reigning champions Thurles Sarsfields on Sunday evening at the Ragg The Nationalist COME DINE WITH ME FÉILE FUNDRAISER -committee members and guests enjoying the craic in the Hi-B with celebrity guest chef Trevor Hogan. NENAGH SEND SARS PACKING Nenagh Eire Óg pulled off the major shock of the Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship first round on Sunday evening as they knocked out Munster Champions Thurles Sarsfields. Few gave Eire Óg much chance against the highly rated champions but the Nenagh lads produced their best display of the year to progress to the next round and do so on merit Nenagh Guardian. CORBETT SEES RED AS NENAGH SHOCK SARS Eire Óg, Nenagh 0-15 Thurles Sarsfields 0-12 Munster and Tipperary senior hurling champions, Thurles Sarsfields were sensationally knocked out of this year s Tipperary championship at The Ragg last evening after losing by three points to Éire Óg, Nenagh The Irish Examiner ÉIRE ÓG, NENAGH: M McNamara; M Flannery, N Maloney, J Brennan; D Quinn, H Maloney, Billy Heffernan; Barry Heffernan, K Tucker(0-7); S Geaney(0-1), M Heffernan, T Heffernan(0-4); K Gleeson(0-1), P Murphy(0-2), B Quinn. Sub: D Quinn for Flannery. The second round draw for the hurling championship pits Éire Óg against Mullinahone on Friday June 28 th at 7.30 in Boherlahan. Let s give the team every bit of support they need and deserve. See you all in Boherlahan! COME DINE WITH ME FÉILE FUNDRAISER The camógie club recently held a Celebratory Come Dine With Me fundraiser in the Hibernian Inn to raise funds for the Féile team which has qualified for the All Ireland finals to be held in July in Limerick. Over 100 people sat down to a three course meal prepared by celebratory chef on the night, former Munster, Leinster and Irish rugby player Trevor Hogan. We wish to thank everyone who helped make it a huge success including Trevor, Martin and Jane Morris and all the staff in The Hi-B, D.J., Michael McNamara, the organising committee and of course everyone who attended.

4 BLAST FROM THE PAST! 1991 MINOR COUNTY WIN On November 10, 1991 Nenagh Eire Óg captured the county minor title for only the fourth time in our history after a comprehensive victory over West champions Knockavilla Kickhams on a score line of 4-10 to The blues gave such a fantastic display of hurling that the late Gerry Slevin was moved to write that "the Nenagh team stepped up a gear or two from their first half performance to bewitch and bewilder the West champions, who were fortunate not to be more in arrears at the call of time" and "there was something approaching arrogance in the play of Fergal Hynes, Robbie Tomlinson and goalkeeper Christy McLoughlin". Despite the wind and rain in the first half "the Nenagh team opened their shoulders" and put in performance "that in the end it was hardly a contest, and lacked the excitement of a drama filled finish". Eire Óg were "like thoroughbreds on a tight rein waiting for the race proper, unleashed a sustained burst of skill, speed, innovation and finishing that turned what might have been a final of interest and potential shock into a near rout". At half time Nenagh led 2-03 to 0-03 with first half goals coming from Brendan Shanahan and Declan O Meara. So good was the build up to O Meara's strike that it was described as "a goal that appeared to have been planned on the training strip of MacDonagh Park". Shortly after the restart O Meara bagged his second goal "with the panache of a more senior hurler". Not to be outdone Robbie Tomlinson scored his own delightful goal after he "took off on a forty yard run, leaving defenders floundering in his wake and his fierce drive from 25 yards was a winner all the way". Tomlinson added the fourth goal after a fantastic clearance from Christy McLoughlin found its way to Robbie and he duly dispatched it to the net. "It was an impressive performance by Eire Óg captain Fergal Hynes, with Robbie Tomlinson, Christy McLoughlin and Declan O Meara all turning in superlative displays. Hynes was the pillar of a great defence, Tomlinson's composure never faltered as he roamed wide and far in search of a scores, McLoughlin won the hearts of the crowd with a string of saves and a flamboyant display of goalkeeping, with O Meara a delight with his goal poaching". Eire Óg: Christy McLoughlin, Rory Flannery, David Creamer, David McAuliffe, Frank, Fergal Hynes, Shane Connolly, John Tucker, Mervyn Scanlon, Robbie Tomlinson (1-05), Brendan Shanahan (1-00), Padraic O Kennedy (0-01), Kevin Tucker (0-03), Kevin Coonan, Declan O Meara (2-01). Subs John Manley, Liam Walsh and David Callinan. The game itself can be viewed here Match on YouTube while an after match interview with captain Fergal Hynes and goalkeeper Christy McLoughlin can be viewed here INTERVIEWS IN THE JULY ISSUE Next months Blast from the Past comes from Phil Hennessy. Send in your photos and reports and keep your memories alive. Féile Handball U12 Hurling Go Games Juvenile Trip to Cork Profile of U16 Hurling Captain Senior Championship Report

5 NENAGH MAN COACHES LIMERICK HURLERS TO SUCCESS On Sunday June 9th, the Tipperary hurlers came undone in the Munster semi-final against a well prepared and determined Limerick team on a score line of 1-18 to While most Nenagh people were upset by the loss, one Nenagh man was smiling like a Cheshire cat. Donach O Donnell, who was a panelist with the Éire Óg Senior County Championship winning PLAY THE CLUB LOTTO WE ALL WIN The Nenagh Éire Óg Club Lotto has been in operation for many years now and has provided the club with vital funds that help us run our various teams, maintain our grounds, club house and help promote Gaelic Games in our community. Without this stream of income there is no doubt that the club would not be in the healthy position it currently enjoys. The club have teamed up with to allow you the opportunity to play online and be in a chance of capturing our weekly lotto jackpot. You can subscribe to our lotto on a yearly basis and as well as having the chance of winning you will also receive a weekly with the results of the draw plus you will also receive our weekly notes keeping you up to date on all activities within the club. We currently have online players in team of 1995 (injury ruling him out of most of the campaign), is the coach with the Limerick hurlers- having had previous success with Nenagh CBS, winning the Croke Cup, as well as coaching the Cork hurlers along with numerous other club teams. Last year Donagh coached his daughter s under eight camógie team in Nenagh. We wish Donagh and Limerick the very best in the Munster Final and the upcoming All Ireland series. Ireland, Spain, Switzerland, USA, and Australia. If you would like to join and help support the club please click on this link (CLUB LOTTO) and sign up today. CIVIC RECEPTION FOR NENAGH CAMÓGIE, MINOR HURLERS AND HANDBALL CLUB On Friday 31st May the Council held a civic reception for the club to recognise the achievements of the Camógie, Handball and Hurling sections from We were presented with lovely framed certificates by Lord Mayor Lalor McGee which will be proudly displayed in our clubhouse and had a buffet afterwards. We wish to thank the Town Council for this wonderful gesture and it was very much appreciated by everyone in the club. Clockwise-Nenagh Mayor Lalor McGee presents awards to Denise Morris and members of the successful Camógie teams (also present Marcus O Sullivan, Town Council), to Nenagh Handball Chairman Eamon Spillane and Boysie O Hogan, and to Senior Club Chairman Jim Nagle and Minor Captain Bob O Brien

6 U14 A NORTH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Under 14A North Football Final Winning Panel from left to right, back row, Fiachra Starr, Evan Murphy, Alan Manning, Shane Flynn, Mark O Farrell, Cian O Brien, Conor Bonnar, Ethan O Brien, Luke O Carroll, Scott O Brien, Fiachra Carey, Daniel O Donavan, Killian Malone, Conor O Sullivan. Front row, Daniel Molamphy, Aaron White, Seán Shanahan, Peter Folan, (Captain), Jake Morris, Conor MacCarthy, Barry Coffey, Seán McTiernan, Mark Carey, Albert Purcell, Stephen Hallinan, Dylan Cleary. Our under-14a footballers brought the first silverware of the season to the juvenile club on Monday May 27th when they collected the north title thanks to a 3-8 to 1-2 win over Borrisokane at Kilcolman. It was their third meeting this year so the teams were no strangers to each other. Nenagh lost out to them in the Féile Football but learned a lot from that match, going on to have an unbeaten run in the league which included a good win away to Borrisokane. It was a more competitive match than the score line might tell, but Éire Óg accuracy in front of the goal kept daylight between the teams. Congratulations to captain, Peter Folan and the team on a great win. This win propelled them into the County Semi-Final in Templemore the following weekend against a very strong Galtee Rovers side. The West Tipp side started brightest and before Nenagh had time to settle into their game, they were seven points down. It is to their great credit that heads never dropped. The team showed huge fight and determination to claw back the deficit. Jake Morris struck 3 goals in the second half and the score was level with 5 minutes to go. Unfortunately the team just couldn't get ahead and suffered a narrow defeat following a brave performance. Final score Nenagh 4-05 Galtee Rovers 5-05 CONGRATULATIONS TO NENAGH BOYS (L to R) Jake Morris, Mark O Farrell, Peter Folan and Conor Bonnar and the North Tipperary U-14 team on winning the Plate Final in The Peadar Cummins Tournament in Borrisoleigh last month. It was a great experience for the lads who are now taking part in county trials. Best of luck to all four.

7 AT MACDONAGH PARK NENAGH, MONDAY JULY 22-26, 2-5PM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES NON-MEMBERS WELCOME. 40 PER CHILD MAX 70 PER FAMILY. EXPERT COACHES. CONTACT P.R.O. OR REGISTRAR GER MACCARTHY FOR MORE INFO U16 A CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES JULY U14 A CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES JULY JULY 8 NÉÓG V BORRIS-ILLEIGH JULY 15 NEWPORT V NÉÓG JULY 22 NÉÓG V BALLINA JULY 3 KILRUANE V NÉÓG JULY 10 NÉÓG V KILDANGAN JULY 17 ROSCREA V NÉÓG JULY 29 ROSCREA V NÉÓG This is our club PRO Paul Lillis in action for Mullingar Shamrocks. Paul threw in his lot with the Westmeath side this year and has been staring at full forward all season. His manager is former Éire Óg hurler Frank. We wish both the very best for the season ahead. Also in the group are Toomevara, Kilruane and Borrisokane. The top two go through to the semi-finals and the next four go through to quarter-finals. Best of luck to the team and management and be sure to come out to support our boys. There are 6 teams in the group, the others being Toomevara and Borrisokane. The top four go through to the semi-finals. Best of luck to the boys and let s hope they can add to their North Football Title.

8 NENAGH JUNIOR B CAMÓGIE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Last May the Camógie Club achieved another major milestone in its history when the Junior B team captured our very first adult league title after a comprehensive victory over Portroe. The girls, having already defeated Knockavilla Kickhams, Portroe, Kilruane MacDonaghs, Cashel and Ballingarry on-route to the final, were in an unforgiving mood and scored seven first half goals to blitz their opponents, with Michelle Collins, Aileen Duggan, Holly O Brien, Louise Hickey and Danielle Harrington (3) all finding the net. The onslaught continued in the second half with some delightful points from Ciara and Rachel Maher before Harrington added the final goal after a fantastic thirty yard run leaving the final score 8-05 to This game wasn't all about the forwards however as goalkeeper Clíona Curran answered all questions asked of her while the backs excelled throughout with the young guns Rachel Maher, Nenagh Éire Óg Captain, Alice Darcy, receiving the Junior B League Plague Alanna Morris and Zoey Grattan ably assisted by the more seasoned campaigners of Mary Dillon and captain fantastic Alice Darcy. Michelle Collins, at midfield had a fantastic hour which included the opening goal of the game, a fantastic effort from fifteen yards after a great twenty yard run, while her partner Ciara dominated the middle patch scoring some great points and setting up numerous attacks. The forwards all gave fantastic displays with each of the starting forwards finding the net but it was Danielle Harrington who grabbed all the headlines with five goals earning her the "Guardian Performance of the Week" accolade. Congratulations to all the panel and their hardworking manager Denise Morris and coaches Paul Henry and Shane Connolly Team Clíona Curran, Alice Darcy, Mary Dillon, Rachel Maher, Zoey Grattan, Alanna Morris, Michelle Collins, Ciara, Aileen Duggan, Danielle Harrington, Louise Hickey, Holly O Brien Subs Brenda O Sullivan, Amy Heffernan and Paula Ryan MATCH VIDEO LINK PRESENTATION VIDEO LINK JUNIOR B CAMÓGIE PANEL WITH MANAGER DENISE MORRIS AND COACHES PAUL HENRY AND SHANE CONNOLLY.

9 LAST YEARS JUNIOR CAMOGIE CAPTAIN LOUISE HICKEY IS BUSY PACKING HER BAGS BEFORE HER DEPARTURE FOR FOREIGN SHORES NEXT MONTH. HERE WE MANAGED TO CATCH UP WITH LOUISE AND FIND OUT A FEW THINGS ABOUT HER Name: Louise Hickey Occupation: Primary School Teacher Favourite Position: Corner Forward. Can you remember your first game for the club: Yes, it was a league game against the Silvermines on the outside field in Dolla and we got destroyed. I remember looking over at the subs during the match and they were all texting and I was wondering what kind of crowd have I got myself involved with. But they all turned out to be lovely ladies and I've made friends with them all. Favourite players: Hurling Philip Hickey, I've taught him everything he knows. Camógie Eimear McDonnell, incredible player. Proudest moment playing for the club? Captaining the team in 2012 to the Munster Junior league. WATCH VIDEO Toughest opponent? Mary Dillon in training, she bites, kicks and scrapes her marker!!! What player do you look up to? Alice Darcy, she is always encouraging me. A real leader on the field. What does the club mean to you? It means an awful lot as I've made friends with so many different people that I would probably never have even met otherwise. All the girls are like my family - sometimes we fight but quickly make up. Favourite food Lasagne Favourite drink Rock Shandy. Favourite music Any acoustic music. Favourite Movie The Hangover. Interests outside of Camógie: I love cycling and playing the guitar Something you didn't know about me: My real name is Marie, I was 23 when I started playing camógie and I also played basketball with Nenagh Biggest influence on my career: Myself, because I always want to get better and better at camógie and I don't want to let others down. U12 A COUNTY LEAGUE WINNERS U12 A COUNTY LEAGUE WINNERS Congratulations to our U12 team who defeated Toomevara last week to claim the U12 A League title. A great achievement girls. Well done.

10 C U M M A N N A M B U N S C O I L R E V I E W Clockwise Nenagh CBS U11 team at the Cumman Na mbunscoil blitz in Templemore. All the boys are members of Eire Óg teams. Barry Coffey (far left) represented St. Josephs C.B.S Nenagh on the Primary Games Team in Limerick recently. Rachel O Connor (2 nd from left) represented Tipperary in the Primary Games Team against Limerick Action shot from Semple Stadium where St Mary s Primary won the U13A title. Parents and supporters enjoying the action, (thanks to Cashel Camógie Club for photographs). St Mary's Convent Primary School U13A County Champions. Well done girls! CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE? COUNTY TIPPERARY U13 A CHAMPIONS The club would like to congratulate St Mary's Convent Primary School who retained their County Tipperary U13 A title after a fantastic 9-03 to 3-01 victory over Holycross in Semple Stadium on Thursday June 6. The school's U11 team also reached the A final of their competition but unfortunately came undone by a great Boherlahan team on a score line of 4-01 to The work going on in St Mary s over the last number of years to promote and coach camógie is astonishing and the club would like to thank all the teachers and coaches in the school who so generously volunteer their time to promote our games. The school has become an essential component in the development of our players and a lot of our recent successes on the playing fields is due in no small part to the contribution of the school. Thanks to everybody who contributed this month. If you have any photos or stories of interest, please or pass them on to any member of the Communications Team: endaos@hotmail.com bmcdonne@eircom.net paullillis1@gmail.com cmctiernan@gmail.com

11 BEST OF LUCK TO THE FÉILE CAMÓGIE TEAM FÉILE NA NGAEL LIMERICK JULY Name: Maeve Coffey Favourite Position: Centre Forward Favourite Camógie Player: Ursula Jacob Favourite Hurler: Hugh Maloney Fav. Food: Pasta and Chicken Word hard, practice at home, come to training and never give up Name: Sarah Kennedy Favourite Position: Midfield Maeve Maloney Favourite Hurler: Padraic Maher Favourite Food: Chicken curry Work hard and practice your first touch Name: Caroline Browne Favourite Position: Midfield Ciara Favourite Food: Lasagne Practice loads so that you ll be really good in the future Name: Becky Favourite Position: Wing forward My big sister Ciara Go to training and work hard Name: Laura Tierney Favourite Position: Centre forward Ciara Favourite Food: Pasta Go to training and be committed Name: Katy Coffey Favourite Position: Wing forward Maeve Maloney Favourite Hurler: Eoin Kelly Keep practising

12 BEST OF LUCK TO THE FÉILE CAMÓGIE TEAM Name: Fiona Hennessy Favourite Position: Wing forward Favourite Camógie Player: Ursula Jacob Favourite Hurler: Noel Favourite Food: Chocolate Practice and enjoy Name: Rachel Browne Favourite Position: Wing forward Favourite Camógie Player: Bríd Quinn Favourite Food: Chocolate Practice everyday Name: Niamh Sheridan Favourite Position: Goalkeeper Ursula Jacob Practice a lot Name: Hazel McAuliffe Favourite Position: Centre Back Ciara Gaynor Favourite Hurler: Declan Hannon Train Name: Aishling Kennedy Favourite Position: Corner forward Ciara Favourite Food: Pasta Keep trying Name: Lily Purcell Favourite Position: Wing Forward Ciara Favourite Food: Chicken Train at home as well as with the club Name: Vanessa Tynan Favourite Position: Corner Back Ciara Favourite Food: Pasta Keep training hard Name: Leah Sheedy Favourite Position: Wing forward Maeve Maloney Favourite Hurler: Noel Practice your touch and work hard at training Name: Rita Bourke Favourite Position: Corner Back Ciara Favourite Food: Chicken Burger Try hard, do what you are told in training Name: Kristen Howard Favourite Position: Wing Back Favourite Camógie Player: Ciara Practice at home, puck the ball against the wall to improve your touch Name: Rachel O Connor Favourite Position: Midfield Favourite Camógie Player: Ciara Try your best, come to training and practice all the time Name: Inez O Brien Favourite Position: Forward Favourite Camógie Player: Aishlinn Favourite Hurler: Eoin Kelly Favourite Food: Pizza Favourite Music: One Direction Keep practising

13 FÉILE NA NGAEL LIMERICK JULY Name: Eva Duggan Favourite Position: Full forward Gemma Grace Favourite Food: Spaghetti Don t give up Name: Katie Morris Favourite Position: Centre Back Alanna Morris Try as hard as you can Name: Eimear Ryan Favourite Position: Back and forward Eimear McDonnell Favourite Food: bit of everything!!! Keep practising and work hard Name: Ruth Hassett Favourite Position: Corner Back Gemma Grace Favourite Hurler: Padraic Maher Favourite Food: Fish Advice to young: Practice hard and train hard. Listen to your trainers. You must practice at home as well as at training. Name: Kate O Connor Favourite Position: wing back Ciara Favourite Hurler: Brendan Cummins Favourite Food: Pasta Work hard and keep your eye on the ball Name: Ciara Phelan Favourite Position: Corner back Ciara Favourite Hurler: Noel Favourite Food: Ice-cream Favourite Music: pop Practice at home Name: Martin Ryan Favourite Position: Full forward Vanessa Tynan Favourite Hurler: Aaron Ryan Favourite Music: Country and Western!!! Work hard and play hard Name: Noel Coffey Favourite Position: Corner Forward Favourite Camógie Player: Maeve Hassett Favourite Hurler: Henry Shefflin Favourite Food: Steak Favourite Music: AC DC Have fun, practice every day both sides and be confident FÉILE NA NGAEL LIMERICK JULY