Tipperary GAA stars to host kids camp ahead of Kenya fundraising trip
Clodagh McIntyre and Andrew Ormond will host the two-day camp in Nenagh as they raise funds for Self Help Africa and Warriors for Humanity
Tipperary players Clodagh McIntyre and Andrew Ormond are set to host a special GAA and Camogie kids camp in Nenagh as part of their fundraising efforts ahead of a trip to Kenya later this year.
McIntyre and Ormond will travel to Kenya in November with Self Help Africa and Warriors for Humanity as part of a fundraising initiative.
Ahead of their trip, the Tipperary duo are hosting a two-day GAA and Camogie camp at Éire Óg Nenagh GAA Club on Thursday, August 20 and Friday, August 21.
The camp will run from 10am until 2pm on both days and is open to children aged between seven and 14.
Young players attending the camp will have the opportunity to learn from McIntyre and Ormond, while there will also be guest appearances and coaches from the Tipperary GAA and Camogie teams.
The cost of the camp is €50 per child or €80 for a family, with all proceeds going towards Self Help Africa and Warriors for Humanity.
The initiative will help support McIntyre and Ormond's fundraising ahead of their November trip to Kenya, while also giving young Tipperary players the chance to develop their skills alongside some of the county's leading GAA and Camogie players.
Places can be booked by contacting Clodagh on 087 767 7206 or Andrew on 087 683 6692.