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National Hurling Development Plan Launched

  • 16-02-2012 2:44pm
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    nice_guy80
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    http://gaa.ie/gaa-news-and-videos/daily-news/1/1602121305-national-hurling-development-plan-launched/

    http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/championship/2012/0216/hurlingplan.html

    The key proposals of the plan include:
    • The development of the Táin Adult Club Hurling League to provide a meaningful programme of Hurling games on a regular basis for adult club players in 13 developing Hurling Counties.
    • The establishment of the National Hurling and Camogie Development Centre in Waterford Institute of Technology Sports Campus.
    • Provision of Sports Science supports to 6 Counties – Antrim, Down, Carlow, Laois, Westmeath and Kerry.
    • Promotion of the Games Based Approach to Training and Development (Coach10 Model)
    • Appointment of hurling mentors as part of a Support team who will collaborate with County Boards and provide guidance to Team Managers and Coaches involved with underage and adult County Teams to maximise participation and optimise performance.
    • To undertake a Research Study as part of an overall project to facilitate Change Management in a development context


    All I will say, is that Waterford IT is a long, long way away from hurling areas in counites such as Antrim, Down, Mayo, Roscommon and Westmeath.

    When I see the words 'change management' I automatically vomit. I think of FAS and all the management there was of change in that organisation


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