Thanks to Brigid Sinnott who gave a free CPR training course to 12 people last week. The training is invaluable and we would recommend everyone involved with teams try and avail of the next course. We better ask Brigid nicely first though !
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Upcoming championship fixtures in handy document
Wexford GAA have put together quite a handy spreadsheet outlining the complete set of group fixtures for the year. You can get it by clicking here.
Monageer/Boolavogue are in Group B of the Intermediate A Hurling. All our group games can be seen by clicking here.
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The new Wexford GAA jersey revealed
The new Wexford jersey has just been revealed and we’ll reserve judgement until we see it in the flesh. The full post is on the Official Wexford GAA website, click here. Its worth a look.
Have your say on the Wexford GAA facebook page, it seems to be quite controversial judging by some of the comments. Facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/wexgaa
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Congratulations to our new Coaches !
Nine club members just completed the Wexford GAA coaching programme run by Croke Park. Three completed the Foundation course, namely,
Jonathon Dunne, Michael Rowsome and Stephen Rowe
while six completed the Level 1 course,
Stephen O’Leary, Mick Nolan, Enda Walshe, Robert Maher, Leo DeLacy and Patrick Ivory.
Congratulations to all and hopefully the underage players will benefit greatly from their new found coaching skills.
If you are interested in getting skilled up on becoming a coach, contact our Coaching officer, Stephen O’Leary (087-2418491). We are always looking for more coaches.
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Adult teams back training
Our adult teams are all back training and numbers have been good to date. Every player hates this time of year training but this is where the hard work starts.
We’d like to take this opportunity to wish all Managers/Selectors/Mentors and Players the very best for the coming year. Hopefully it will be a successful year all round 🙂
For the less faint hearted, there’s always our Gym (check out our great rates on membership page) or Pilates (classes every Wednesday evening in complex).
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Thanks to local Fas group for their recent litter collection
We would like to say well done to the local Fás group for their recent litter collection. 300-400 bags of litter were collected along the roads of Monageer over the last two weeks in various different locations. We would also like to praise the local residents who helped with this clean up and who are constantly picking litter off the roads. It is hoped that this practice could continue into the future and we would like to take this opportunity to encourage people to get involved in in looking after their local area and if you would like to do so please contact the Fás Office who will provide assistance.
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Hassle in the Castle tickets on sale now, but hurry !
Tickets still on sale for the upcoming Hassle in the Castle extravaganza, but hurry they are selling like mad. Tickets can be bought from David Breen, Mary Carton or any committee member (find all committee members under contact us page).
If you didnt already know, a selection of ‘fine’ Monageer/Boolavogue GAA lads will take on the Shamrocks finest, in 3 rounds of 1.5 (one and a half) minutes. Event is scheduled for Saturday the 3rd of March in the Castle nightclub.
Tickets are €10 or if you feel like a VIP €15.
Should be a great night !
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Registration night, website launch and new photo wall
If you want to register your children for the coming year, Friday the 9th of March in the complex, is the place to be, between 7.30 and 9pm. €30 is the membership fee per child and €50 for non-playing adults.
Please be sure to bring a Passport for the children you’d like to register.
Also on the night, we will be unveiling the much awaited photo wall, there’s sure to be some very interesting photos, rumour has it they go back as far as the 1950’s !
Finally, on the same night we will be officially launching our brand spanking new website.
Times will follow, stay tuned for more.