'Why not do this ourselves?': The Cork clubs leading the way in coaching children

Two Cork GAA clubs have joined forces on an innovative project aimed at inspiring young children to play Gaelic Games.

'Why not do this ourselves?': The Cork clubs leading the way in coaching children
Tue, 12 Nov, 2019 - 17:30
Therese O’Callaghan

Two Cork GAA clubs have joined forces on an innovative project aimed at inspiring young children to play Gaelic Games.

Bishopstown and Blarney are together funding Games Promotion Officer (GPO) Fachtna O’Connor who admitted he has been "blown away by the support" of the local primary schools.

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