Tipperary camogie club are back training already and would love to welcome new members

Ballingarry Camogie Club

We would like to thank last year’s officers, trainers, sponsors, players and supporters who all contributed to a very successful year of camogie in our parish.

Special thanks to outgoing Chairperson Willie Byrne and Child Welfare Officer Alma Hanlon for all their hard work throughout the years. A new year ahead and plenty to look forward to.

Our new Board of Officers 2024 are as follows. Chairperson: Sarah Norton; Vice Chairperson: Eoin O’Donnell; Secretary: Miriam Walton; Ass. Secretary: Sarah Walton; Treasurer: Colette Rice; Ass. Treasurer: Ciara ; Fennelly; P.R.O.: Sarah Walton; Ass. P.R.O.: Therese Ryan; Child Welfare Officer: Carmel Croke; Ass. Child Welfare Officer: Anne Tye; Club Registrar: Ciara Fennelly; County Board Delegates: Miriam Walton and Sarah Norton; Designated Liaison Officer: Catherine Fennelly; Committee Members:Aileen Croke, Alma Hanlon, Annette Murray, Aoife Cahill, Fionnuala Croke, Trevor Ivors, Pat Leahy, Maria Ryan, Breda Mc Aree, Mickey O’Connell, Noreen O’Gorman, Brian Quigley, Tanya Rice, Katie Ryan.

Registration is now open on Foireann for this year and we invite you to log on and register as our new management teams are organising themselves to get up and running for the year ahead. Players, mentors, anyone helping out with teams and committee members all need to register.

N.B. If a player is not registered they cannot play.

Fees for 2024 have not changed and are as follow: U/18- €40; Adult Players- €60; Social Non-Playing Adult- €30.

Anyone who is interested in playing camogie with Ballingarry Camogie Club is so very welcome.

We have a great team of volunteers helping out and are very lucky to be able to accommodate all age groups- U/8, U/10, U/12, U/14, U/16, Minor and Junior. If you have any queries about becoming a member, please do not hesitate to contact any member of the committee.

Training U/14 and U/16 training starts back last Saturday at 2pm in Ballingarry GAA pitch.

Wishing our new team of officers, committee, management and players the very best for the year ahead. Helmet Safety: Reminder to all players that at all levels in all Hurling Games and Hurling Practice Sessions it is mandatory for, and the responsibility of each individual player to wear a helmet with a facial guard that meets the required standards.

So make sure you do!