camogie clubs, cork

chocs09

hi, i have not played camogie in about 5 years but was ok when i did. i have recently moved to cork and would like to take up camogie again as a way of meeting new people and getting fit! i am open to any area in the city suburbs or city itself. sounds stupid aswell but i dont want a team who are great players as i would prob give up at the first training cause they wud be so good(beware i will be crap), just ateam who have good craic. any ideas??? pleaseeeee

Orizio

I don't know much about city camogie, but Killeagh GAA has one of the finest set-ups in Cork in terms of female GAA, very welcoming and its where my nieces play underage. Its out in east Cork, only a half hour drive from the city.

proballyg

try ballygarvan camogie club

http://www.ballygarvangaa.ie/category/camogie/

contact info@ballygarvangaa.ie

SerrahP

Hi,

I have just moved to Cork and want to start playing some team sport to meet new people and do a bit of exercise - I am not very good but I have played camogie years ago. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a club to me? I live in the City so a club in or around the suburbs would be great.

Thanks

Innish_Rebel

SerrahP wrote: »

Hi,

I have just moved to Cork and want to start playing some team sport to meet new people and do a bit of exercise - I am not very good but I have played camogie years ago. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a club to me? I live in the City so a club in or around the suburbs would be great.

Thanks

Off the top of my head -

St Finbarr's (Togher)
Douglas
Glen Rovers (Ballyvolane)
Bishopstown
Blackrock

all city sides that have camogie teams

rebel girl 15

Innish_Rebel wrote: »

Off the top of my head -

St Finbarr's (Togher)
Douglas
Glen Rovers (Ballyvolane)
Bishopstown
Blackrock

all city sides that have camogie teams

ballincollig would be another, Blarney as well

SerrahP

Thanks guys!