Showing posts with label Paul Simpson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Simpson. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 March 2011

Under 10 Go Games Football

On Saturday a number of Go Games blitz's for Under 10's took place across South Derry and in Derry City. All blitzes were outside due to the good weather. The standard was very high with some great displays of point taking, blocking, passing and fielding. Some photo's are attached.

Monday, 26 July 2010

Derry Urban Summer Camp

From the 14th to 16th July, Derry City Council and Derry GAA ran a Gaelic Summer Camp 40 children enjoyed the camp held at the County grounds, Celtic Park

Thursday, 17 June 2010

Vhi Cul Camp Summer Coaching

Last night 36 coaches took part in the Vhi Cul Camp Coaches training evening. Chris Collins briefed the coaches with a power point presentation before Richard Ferris, Paul Simpson and Diarmuid Scullion put them through a practical session out on the grass that will be useful to them when they are out in the camps which begin the first week of July

Thursday, 3 June 2010

Year 8 Gaelic Football @ Templemore, Derry

Today Paul Simpson organised year 8 Gaelic Football Blitz at Templemore sports complex. 4 schools / 6 teams played 16 games in the glorious weather.

Thursday, 6 May 2010

Year 8 Gaelic Football @ Templemore, Derry

A Year 8 Gaelic Football Blitz took place on the 30th April 2010 at Templemore. 6 teams and 70 players took part. Thanks to Paul Simpson for organising the event and to the schools, players and teachers for taking part.

Wednesday, 5 May 2010

Derry City Primary School Gaelic Football Blitz

Paul Simpson organised a P7 football blitz in Templemore sports complex on 23rd April. 5teams and 56 players took part. Thanks to the schools for taking part

Thursday, 25 March 2010

Under 8 Go Games Football in Derry City

On Sunday 21st March, 100 Under 8's took part in a Go Games Football Blitz at the Old Library Trust in Derry. 8 Clubs were represented in the morning of football. Thanks to everyone for taking part and to Paul Simpson, Derry GPO for coordinating the games.
One coach commented "I want to pass on my thanks to you (Chris) and Paul Simpson for organising the Sunday blitz it was enjoyed by all our players, parents and coaches. It also helps keep our coaching and training sessions lively if we have structured games."

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Foundation Coaching Course at St. Mary's Limavady

On Thursday 18th February 35 students from St. Mary's Limavady concluded their Foundation coaching award. Paul Simpson and Richard Ferris delivered a number of classroom based workshops with the students in the morning. Followed by some work in the gym going through the various stages and activities of the Fundamentals movements.
The new coaches worked extremely hard throughout the day and applied themselves really well. The final stage of their foundation award was a practical session on skill development and games. The coaches were assessed and given feedback and personal improvement goals. Well done to all involved. Thanks to all PE staff for their co-operation and hospitatity.

Monday, 8 February 2010

Under 10 Go Games Derry City Blitz




On Sunday 7th February Paul Simpson organised a Club Go Games Gaelic Football Blitz for the Under 10 teams within Derry City Council. 6 Clubs took part in the day at the Old Library Trust. The children really enjoyed the games on the excellent 3G surface. Thanks to all the young players who took part and their coaches, keep up the good work!





Derry Council Indoor Under 12 Go Games Blitz

On Sunday 31st January the Derry City GPO's organised an Indoor Under 12 Gaelic Go Games Blitz. 6 Clubs took part and a total of 25 matches were played.






Thanks to Paul Simpson and Simon Gillespie for refereeing the games and ensuring the smooth running of the blitz, to Templemore for the use of their facilities and to all the teams for taking part.

Monday, 18 January 2010

Foundation Course for Derry City Clubs

Derry City Council provided funding to roll out a Foundation GAA Coaching Course on Saturday past. The Course was held at Steelstown GAC, despite the terrible weather conditions 35 coaches done the course delivered by Paul Simpson and Kevin Hinphey