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Dubliners by James Joyce, 2000-03-01 Camogie Players: Mary O'connor, Aoife Murray, Síle Burns, Amanda O'regan, Gemma O'connor, Aoife Neary, Briege Corkery, Cathriona Foley Camogie: Ashbourne Cup, All Ireland Colleges Camogie Championship, Kildare Senior Camogie Championship, National Camogie League 1969 in Gaelic Games: Anthony Daly, Liam Sheedy, Joe Brolly, All Ireland Colleges Camogie Championship Hurling: Liste Des Meilleurs Joueurs de Hurling, Croke Park, Association Athlétique Gaélique, Camogie, Championnat D'irlande de Hurling (French Edition) Dublin Camogie Players: Kathleen Mills, Úna O'Connor, Alison Maguire, Catriona Power, Anne Griffin, Amy Murphy, Jean Murphy, Eileen Duffy Sport Gaélique: Football Gaélique, Hurling, Compétitions de Sports Gaéliques, Camogie, Tailteann Games, Handball Gaélique, Beach Gaelic (French Edition) Sport in Scotland by Sport: Australian Rules Football in Scotland, Badminton in Scotland, Camogie in Scotland, Cricket in Scotland Gaelic Athletic Association Competitions: All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Irish Words and Phrases: Samhain, Aos Sí, Beltane, Éire, Banshee, Leprechaun, Camogie, Gaeltacht, Uilleann Pipes Cork Camogie Players: Mary O'connor, Aoife Murray, Síle Burns, Amanda O'regan, Gemma O'connor, Briege Corkery, Cathriona Foley, Orla Cotter Offaly Camogie Players: Michaela Morkan, Fiona Stephens, Elaine Darmody, Karen Brady, Audrey Kennedy, Arlene Watkins Irish Sportswomen: Camogie Players, Irish Female Field Hockey Players, Irish Women Cricketers Kilkenny Camogie Players: Angela Downey, Liz Neary, Aoife Neary, Catherine Doherty, Katie Power, Ann Dalton, Jacqui Frisby, Keeva Fennelly

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41. Rootly: Review Of Sunday's Camogie Action -Sports News
    Review of Sunday s camogie action Sports News add your comment.  
    http://www.rootly.com/topics/sports/Review_of_Sundays_Camogie_action/
    
    Extractions: Customize Your News Make Rootly Your Homepage Title and Description Title Description From 7 days ago From 30 days ago From 365 days ago All News Sort Newest First Sort Oldest First Close Search: Advanced All the news at your fingertips... 10 Things You Did Not Know About Rootly Latest News Business Entertainment Science ... 17 days ago Dublin opened the 2008 Senior Camogie Championship with a 4-6 to 2-11 Leinster semi-final victory over Wexford. No comments for this news item. Rootly is an extremely customizable news aggregation website, it lets you create customized news lists under various tabs, each list can be customized by picking a keyword, adding a URL/Feed, or picking a pre-existing category. It lets you see the news you want to see in a very easy to use interface. Know More NorthStar Education to suspend FFEL lending: report

42. Council Joy At Camogie Win | Sunday Mirror | Find Articles At BNET.com
    Council joy at camogie win from Sunday Mirror in News provided free by Find Articles.  
    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4161/is_20001001/ai_n14520560

43. KCC HOMEPAGE
    On Behalf of the Committee and Members of Kilrea camogie Club. We offer our sincere sympathy to Our Club Secretary Pauline Quigg and her family following  
    http://www.kilreacamogie.com/
    
    Extractions: CILL RIA CLUB MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE. Club Merchandise for sale - Contact Cyrilla Gorman on 028 29541474 or watch out for details in the bulletin or on the website for our next sale night. Club Hoodies - 5/6 yrs - 13/14 yrs - £25.00 Adult Sizes - S/M/L - £30.00 Club raincoats - 5/6yrs - 13/14 yrs - £25.00 Adult Sizes - S/M/L - £30.00 Club Bags - £20.00 Shorts - £10.00 Socks - £5.00 Polo - Shirts - £5.00 Orders now being taken for Christmas. Derry defeated Antrim on Saturday 13th at Lavey to claim the Ulster Champions Title. Carrying on from the success of the Juniors and U16s the U14 Panel proved they are a force to be reckoned with. Congratulations to the Panel and Management. And of Course WELL DONE OUR GIRLS! WELL DONE GIRLS Saturday 13th October 1.30pm at Lavey. Kilrea have four players on the Derry U14 Panel. We trust that the whole team will give a good account of themselves and hope they will add to the successes of the Junior and U16 Derry Camogs. Good Luck: Ursula Dallet, Christina Darragh, Karen Keilt, Caoimhe Quigg Derry U16 All Ireland Champions Kilrea Players Lorraine Quigg, Shauneen Donaghy, Anna Darragh and Christina Darragh with Captain Aine Kelly (Dungiven) After Winning the All Ireland Final Replay against Waterford.

44. Sports In Our School: Camogie Campaign 2007.
    St. Thomas NS ,Peterswell girls played their camogie Campaign in Group H. First we played Kiltiernan in our local pitch, St. Thomas where we had a great  
    http://stthomaspeterswellsport.blogspot.com/2007/06/camogie-campaign-2007.html
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar St. Thomas' NS ,Peterswell girls played their Camogie Campaign in Group H. First we played Kiltiernan in our local pitch, St. Thomas where we had a great win. All the subs played. After that match we played Leitrim at the same pitch.They were trashed!! After that we were supposed to play G.S. Riabhach but that didn`t happen. Next we played Kilnadeema who had a strong team and won it out with a great win over Drim. Unfortunately they bet us by two goals which was very disappointing. We got through to the semi-final against Drim. It was a tough match as we were exhausted by the heat. Sadly they bet us by a few goals. This was our layout of the team: Our great goalie, Carol Santos Our super back, Chloe Caswell Our super back, Amy Caulfield Our class midfielder, Teresa Slattery Our class midfielder, Fiona Keely Our Savage Forward, Clare Caulfield Our Savage Forward, Marie Farrell. Our Super Sub Goalie, Sin©ad Hegarty Our Great Fill in Louise Carr Our Great Fill in Edel Gardiner Our Great Fill in Kelly Shearer Our Great Fill in Keeley Mannion Our Great Fill in Siabhra Feeney Our Great Fill in Laura Hegarty Our great Manager Mrs.Forde and her husband,our Coach S©an Forde. Thanks to all our loyal supporters.

45. Dublin Camogie County Board
    Welcome to dublincamogie.ie – the official website of Dublin camogie County Board. Our aim is to have a revelant userfriendly website that will enhance the  
    http://www.dublincamogie.ie/

46. RTÉ Sport: Weekend Camogie Round-up
    RTÉ news brings you the latest Irish news, world news, international news and up to the minute reports on breaking Irish news stories and news from around  
    http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2008/0310/camogie.html?rss

47. Baltimore GAA
    . Women play camogie and men play hurling! Contact the Baltimore GAA Ladies camogie Team at camogie@BaltimoreGAA.comGaelic Hurling/camogie.  
    http://www.baltimoregaa.com/hurling.html
    
    Extractions: Top Quality hurls shipped directly to your door Description Women play camogie and men play hurling! These are the fastest field games in the world. They are played with a small ball, called a sliotar, which is similar in size to a field hockey ball but with raised edges, and a curved wooden stick, called a hurley, which is curved outwards at the end to provide the striking surface. Hurling is played on the same field as Gaelic football and with the same style of goalposts. The methods of scoring also are the same three points, or a goal, for striking the ball into the net or one point, or a point, for striking it through the uprights. A player may strike the ball on the ground or in the air. Unlike field hockey, however, a player may pick up the ball and carry it for no more than four strides. After those steps, the player may bounce the ball on the hurley and back into the player's hand, remembering not to catch the ball more than twice. While running, the player must balance the ball on the hurley stick. Basic Rules A hurling team consists of 15 players and a number of substitutes. The substitutes can be called into play at any stage of the game. The team's manager chooses his starting fifteen and substitutes from a 'panel' of players. A maximum of three substitutes may be used in a game. Every hurling team has a goalkeeper, six defenders, two midfielders and six forwards.

48. Welcome To The Sarsfields Camogie Club Website.
    Based in Luton, Bedfordshire. Includes history, pictures, and fixtures.  
    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/yorkie.monster/

49. Camogie
    Patrickswell camogie Club has been well represented in camogie circles in Limerick over the past 50 years. In 1956 the Patrickswell camogie team won their  
    http://www.patrickswellgaa.com/camogie.htm
    
    Extractions: Patrickswell GAA Home Search Contact Us Guestbook ... Hurling [ Camogie ] Juvenile Club Patrickswell N.S. Football Scor ... Archive Camogie Under 10 Under 12 Under 14 Under 16 ... Camogie Notes Camogie Club Officers: Chairperson: Imelda Bennis Vice Chairperson: Christine Foley Secretary: Bridget Mann Assistant Secretary: Maura Fenton Treasurer: Aedin Bennis Assistant Treasurer: Gloria O'Donnell PRO: Maureen O'Grady Registrar: Trish O'Brien Managers/Selectors: Juniors : Neily Boyle, John Enright, Theresa Ryan U16 : Denise Carroll, Julie Darcy, Fiona Carmody U14 : Gloria O'Donnell, Theresa Lillis, Bridget Mann U10 : Maura Fenton, Siobhain O'Brien Training times for Camogie: Junior/U16 - Monday and Wednesday 8:30-9:30 U14/U10 - Saturday 12-2pm. New players always welcome. History of Patrickswell Camogie Club by Maureen O’Grady PRO Patrickswell Camogie Club has been well represented in camogie circles in Limerick over the past 50 years. In 1956 the Patrickswell camogie team won their first Senior County Title. The Team disbanded some years later but many local girls continued to play with other clubs and represented Limerick on many occasions. Carrie Gillane(Clancy), Phil Darcy(Mann), Bridgid Darcy(O’Brien), Joan Hayes (McNally) and Mary Hayes(Meade) all won Munster titles with Limerick and Bridgid Darcy and Carrie Gillane played on the team that won Limerick’s first Junior All Ireland camogie championship in 1977. It was from this strong camogie background that the present club was set up on March 16, 1983. Present at this first meeting held in the Clubhouse were; Phil Mann, Byrdie Enright, Teresa Lynch, Kathleen Enright, Josephine O’Neill, Joan McNally, Rosemary Kelleher and Geraldine Leahy. Officers of the club were elected as follows: Chairperson, Phil Mann, Secretary, Rosemary Kelleher, and Treasurer, Byrdie Enright.

50. Tara Camogie
    Tara camogie Club was formed in 1986 and have both Junior Senior teams, so all welcome from beginners to All-Stars. Tel Sheila – 0777 1957 341 or 020  
    http://www.taracamogie.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: WELCOME TO TARA CAMOGIE CLUB, LONDON Tara Camogie Club Camogie 7-a-side Tournament - Saturday 29 March 2008 Despite the rain and the nervous tension all week, the 7's went ahead as planned and for a second time Holycross Ballycahill travelled to London and took back to Tipperary not only the Getjar Senior Cup but Siobhan Ryan collected the Senior Player of the Tournament, mirroring their achievements of 2006. Hosts Tara won the Junior Cup whilst Forth Camanchd took the Plate back to Edinburgh. Further details to follow shortly but action photos can be viewed at: http://www.dephotos.co.uk/album.html Senior Entrants- St Marys Ahoghill , St Johns of Belfast, Craughwell Co Galway, Clanna Gael Fontenoy of Dublin, Holycross Ballycahill of Tipperary - two teams. Contact us now for more details - Email * Tara Camogie Club Race Night - The Leamington - Friday 14 March 2008

51. Saint Brenda's Camogie Club, Ballymacnab, Co. Armagh
    Saint Brenda s camogie Club, Ballymacnab, Co. Armagh.  
    http://www.ballymacnabcamogie.com/
    
    Extractions: LAST UPDATE: 19 March 2008 A rose among the gents! Congratulations to St Brenda's Player and Referee Una Kearney on her recent recognition for work in promoting and coaching referees. Una received one of the prestigious President's Awards presented by GAA President Nicky Brennan- the only female to be in receipt of such an award. Well Done Una! Welcome to the official website of St. Brenda's Camogie Club, Ballymacnab, Co Armagh. If you have any comments or news, please let us know using the contact email

52. Welcome To London GAA Camogie
    As well as the hosts teams travelled from London, Belfast, Glasgow and Westmeath and all exhibited a very high standard of camogie after the morning session  
    http://www.londongaa.org/camogie.html
    
    Extractions: Fr. Murphy's win Erin go Bragh Womens Festival At a bitterly cold Holly Lane last saturday, nine teams took part in the Birmingham Womens Festival organised by Erin go Bragh As well as the hosts teams travelled from London, Belfast, Glasgow and Westmeath and all exhibited a very high standard of camogie after the morning session the four semi finalists were known Croydon v Erin go Bragh and Tara v Fr Murphy's. the semi final was a personal triumph for Fr Murphy's Laureena Murphy, who scored 3-03 as her team went on to beat a very game Tara's side 3-06 to 2-03, whilst Croydon beat hosts Erin go Bragh to set up an all London final. The final itself was a tense affair, with both defences on top, making scores hard to come by, at the half time whistle Murphy's were ahead 0-02 to 0-00 thanks to Laureena Murphy, the same player pointed just after half time, but then Croydon struck a goal and the sides were level, Murphy's the threw everything at Croydon but found 'keeper Cathy Collins in splendid form, Emma Taylor regained the lead with a fine point and Laureena Murphy added another to leave the girls in purple and gold winners on a scoreline of 0-05 to 1-00. Denis Neenan presented the cup to Murphy's captain Melanie Hogan and Laureena Murphy was awarded player of the tournament.

53. Freight And Salvage: Camogie
    camogie brings four stellar Bay Area performers together into a harmonydrenched constellation that crackles with joyous energy.  
    http://www.thefreight.org/2007/0701-january/info_070105.html
    
    Extractions: Camogie brings four stellar Bay Area performers together into a harmony-drenched constellation that crackles with joyous energy. Danny Carnahan, Robin Flower, Libby McLaren, and Mary McLaughlin join forces for an eclectic show of original music, overflowing with soaring four-part vocal harmonies and inspired instrumental interplay. Powerful singers and agile multi-instrumentalists, Robin and Libby are also known for redefining musical boundaries with their progressive "Celtic Americana" fusion. Robin's agile guitar, fiddle, and mandolin and Libby's high-energy grooves on piano and accordion support a repertoire of exhilarating originals. A well-known Celtic balladeer, Danny has made a name for himself with his singing and his masterful octave mandolin and guitar playing, currently in his role as lead singer for the Freight's favorite Celtic/Grateful Dead fusion band, Wake the Dead. Mary McLaughlin is an acclaimed Irish vocalist with a haunting, velvety voice.

54. Craughwell Camogie Club
    News, fixtures and results from this county Galway camogie Club.  
    http://www.craughwellcamogie.com/

55. Camogie - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
    Definition of camogie from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.  
    http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/camogie
    
    Extractions: camogie can be found at Merriam-WebsterUnabridged.com. Click here to start your free trial! Click here to search for another word in the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary. Learn more about "camogie" and related topics at Britannica.com Find Jobs in Your City Pronunciation Symbols Products ... Advertising Info

56. Queen's University Belfast Camogie Club
    The website of the Queen s University camogie Club Belfast.  
    http://quis.qub.ac.uk/camogie/index.htm
    
    Extractions: www.queenscamogie.com - Cumann Camogiocht Ollscoil Na Banríona Béal Feirste Cead Mile Failte, - Welcome to the official website of Queen's University Belfast Camogie Club Bookmark Homepage Activities News ... Contact Us Tá fáilte romhat chuig suíomh idirlín oifiguil Cumann Camogiocht Ollscil Na Banriona Béal Feirste. Is é an phríomhaidhm atá ag an suíomh seo ná slí a chur ar fail don phobal chun teacht ar eolas faoin cumann. Tá súil againn go mbainfidh tú úsáid agus taitneamh as, agus go bhfillfidh tú orainn go luath.

57. For The Long Run: Camogie Conundrum
    In the last ten years, the AllIreland camogie Final has been played by two teams- Tipperary and Cork. So you might think that moving to Cork would make it  
    http://forthelongrun.blogspot.com/2007/02/camogie-conundrum.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=10462734"); var sc_project=3337551; var sc_invisible=0; var sc_partition=36; var sc_security="be18ce13"; In the last ten years, the All-Ireland Camogie Final has been played by two teams- Tipperary and Cork. So you might think that moving to Cork would make it easy to find a camogie team. Surely, with the sort of talent they put on the pitch, the game must be played all over the county. Little girls must have a hurley put in their hands as soon as they're able to walk. I started looking for a team a few weeks ago. Although there may be teams that are geographically closer, roads must always be the chief consideration when judging distances. The north-south roads in my part of the county are little more than tractor trails. The main Cork-Macroom road is the best way to get anywhere, which means my commute to any camogie would be a minimum of 30 minutes. Realistically, I'm looking at a minimum of an hour.

58. Smithville, Missouri Refs About Gaelic, Camogie, College And
    Football, hurling, and camogie teams. History, pictures, membership details, news, events, pictures, and newsletter. Ref Category United Arab Emirates  
    http://dev.smithville.us/?module=refs&action=refs&act=list&cat_id=118889

59. Green Isle Camogie Club
    camogie Celtic Sport for South London Women We participate in the senior league and senior championship and take part in festivals and tournaments  
    http://www.greenislecamogie.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: G Another Great Festival for Green Isle at Southwark Irish 2007 join us in 2008 Anyone wanting to play camogie /get fit /have some fun, come and join us - beginners and experienced players welcome! Sundays 11 amLadywell Park, Catford. Click here for map About us The club was formed in the late 80s by Jimmy and Cathy Cater who, at the time, owned the Green Isle Irish shop in Dulwich and decided to set up a local Camogie club in the South East London area. We participate in the senior league and senior championship and take part in festivals and tournaments throughout the year. We are a vibrant and fun and social group of girls with a love for the game. "Green Isle Mile" Newsletters Club newsletter 2006 issues Irish Songbook Match Programme Full Results Club Photo Gallery *Just click on blue line to download, you will need an Adobe reader

60. Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    camogie is one of more than 1000000 entries available at MerriamWebsterUnabridged.com. To find a Thesaurus entry for camogie , click here.  
    http://www.britannica.com/dictionary?va=camogie &query=camogie

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