Blog Archives - Kilbrittain Gaa

Alliance National Hurling & Football predictions!

1/31/2013

Check out the following link.

https://www.allianzleaguespredictions.ie/index.php

Register and nominate Kilbrittain GAA club to be in with a chance to win for yourself and also the club. Entry is free!
Join now as the national leagues are starting this weekend.
Good Luck!

Gaa Dinner 2013

1/30/2013

The annual club GAA dinner will be held on saturday March 2nd in Fernhill House Hotel Clonakilty at 8pm. Tickets will be available soon. Music for the night will be provided by 'Bog The Donkey'.
The clubs first dinner was held in the Munster Arms Hotel Bandon in February 1963 so this year marks

Sportsprophet 2013

1/27/2013

The 2013 sportsprophet league is open for entries.
click http://www.sportsprophet.ie/
and enter the Kilbrittain GAA league.
Check out the sportsprophet section of fundraising for further details.

Gumshields /Mouthgaurds

1/26/2013

Referees have been warned to be extra vigilant about under-age players not wearing mouthguards after several colleges footballers were photographed playing without them in Munster and Leinster games this week.
From January 1, all underage players from minor level down including schools must wear the protection in football matches.
According to the rule, punishment for a player found not to be wearing one is a caution followed by an
ordering off the field if he still does not wear one.
“They should have been wearing them,”
said GAA director of games administration and player welfare Feargal McGill of the college footballers this week.
“The issue there is, first and foremost, that referees shouldn’t be permitting them to play without gumshields.
“They were intentionally breaking rules, any player who was playing without a mouthguard. The referee could have ordered the player off.”
Speaking earlier this month, chairman of the GAA’s medical, scientific and welfare committee Ger Ryan said there would be no grace period as regards adhering to the rule.
The GAA have advised all clubs and schools to buy “bite and boil” gumshields in bulk to ensure no player runs the
risk of not having one on the day of a game and being ordered off.
They are also expected to be worn during training sessions and any footballer not wearing one is not covered by the GAA’s player insurance scheme.

The measure is also seen as a means of reducing the cost as well as the number of head and facial injuries in the scheme.
As well as protecting teeth, mouthguards help prevent skull fractures as they absorb the impact on the outside and stop it from travelling through the nose to the skull.
Mandatory mouthguards come into operation at senior and U21 level from January 1, 2014.

Gumshields/Mouthgaurds

1/26/2013

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/refs-and-schools-warned-on-gaa-mouthguard-rule-220709.html

Players are reminded that since the first January, all under-age players who play football, are required to wear gumshields. Adequate mouthgaurds/gumshields must be worn by all minor players and downwards if they wish to play football, and this includes wearing them at training . If they are not worn, the player will not be covered through the injury scheme in the event of a facial or head injury. Gumshields can be purchased through, Supervalu, Centra, Lifestyle sports, Elverys and O'Neills.
Players of all ages must wear gumshields for football from January 1st 2014, so it would be a good idea to start wearing them for football this year to get used to them.

Match Cancelled!

1/26/2013

The U21 tournamnet quarterfinal v Bantry that was to go ahead today at 3pm is now cancelled. Due to the inclement weather!

U21 football quarter final

1/24/2013

U21 Football tournament (Glenville tournament): Quarter final
Saturday 26 -1-13 Kilbrittain v Bantry in Harbourview @3pm

Coaching conference

1/22/2013

http://www.gaacork.ie/taggedNews/211529/99/cork_g_a_a_coaching_conference

Cork Development Squads Day: Saturday, January 26th

1/22/2013

http://www.gaacork.ie/taggedNews/211343/99/development_squads_day

Next Saturday, January 26th is the first designated Saturday of 2013 for development squad
activity and a busy day is planned with games and training taking place at 10
different venues for over 400 players in both hurling and football.
Cork U15, U16 and U17 A and B panels in both codes will be in action, with hurling taking priority on this occasion for dual players.
A full programme of events will follow, later in the week.

For further information on Cork Development Squads and Schools of Excellence, log on to http://rebelog.ie/contentPage/200339/development_squads.

Reminder; the full programme of development squad dates for 2013 as per Coiste na nOg master fixture plan are as follows:
6 Player Education Camp weeks
1.     Wednesday, January 2nd - Friday, January 4th
2.     Monday, February 11th - Friday, February 15th
3.     Monday, April 1st - Friday, April 5th
4.     Monday, June 24th - Friday, June 28th
5.     Monday, August 19th - Friday, August 23rd
6.     Monday, October 28th - Friday, November 1st

5 Saturdays
1.     Saturday, January 26th
2.     Saturday, March 30th
3.     Saturday, May 25th
4.     Saturday / Sunday, July 13th / 14th - Inter-county football blitzes
5.     Saturday / Sunday, August 31st/ September 1st - Inter-county hurling blitzes

Also Saturday, May 4th & Monday May 6th Munster U16 hurling tournament (not a squad date)

Kevin O'Donovan
Cork Development Squads Administrator & GDA (Carbery / Beara) Ph. 086-7753567

Cork Hurling Captain

1/21/2013

http://www.gaacork.ie/taggedNews/210933/99/cronin_to_captain_cork
Bishopstown's Patrick Cronin has been announced as the new captain of the Cork Senior Hurling team.
Cronin, who made his début with Cork against Clare in 2007, has been a stalwart of the Cork team ever
since.