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GAA Notes 25th Jan
Cobh Gaa Notes:
Training Begins: Physical training under the new Intermediate hurling manager John Ronan starts this week. Training will take place on Tues 26th and Fri 29th on the top pitch(next to the WaterTower). New players are more than welcome to come along on any off the nights. All those training are expected to be togged out and on the field ready to start at 7:30pm.
Coaching/Training tips online. Checkout the Links section on the Cobh Gaa website for some handy clips of Gaa coaching/skills as part of your preparation for the new season.
Dinner Dance Friday, 5th February in Commodore Hotel at 7:30pm. Tickets cost €40 each with significant discounts for unemployed and students and further discounts to minors. Tickets are now available from the club bar or from the members of the dance organising committee, Brendan Meaney, Declan O’Connell, Pat Looney, Martin O’Connor, Seamus Ryan and Vincent O’Rourke. As part of the event the successful minor hurling team of 2009 will be presented with their County and East Cork medals. Music by Bog The Donkey..
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