The Gaelic Start programme co-ordinated by two Ulster Department of Education GAA coaches Colum Tracey and Ben McGuckin has proved to be a huge success in John Mitchell’s Claudy with over 40 children enjoying the fun activities and games in the Diamond Centre. It attracted many new young players and volunteers within the club. The club would like to thank the parents and coaches for their participation in supervising and coaching at the activity stations as this is key to the continued success of the programme throughout the year.
On Wednesday the 2nd of March the Primary 6/7 pupils of St Canices Feeny and St Marys Altinure participated in a hurling and camogie day at Claudys fabulous new 3G pitch. Aided by the glorious sunshine the pupils took part in various games. A special thanks to all the teaching staff from both schools. To the children who went home very tired but they really enjoyable this event. Thanks also to Richard Ferris and Emmett Stewart for organising the event.
The Gaelic Start programme co-ordinated by two Ulster Department of Education GAA coaches Colum Tracey and Ben McGuckin has proved to be a huge success in John Mitchell’s Claudy with over 40 children enjoying the fun activities and games in the Diamond Centre. It attracted many new young players and volunteers within the club. The club would like to thank the parents and coaches for their participation in supervising and coaching at the activity stations as this is key to the continued success of the programme throughout the year.
