Enjoyable hurling event staged in Louth

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The Have A Go hurling and camogie session was a success in Louth on Tuesday evening. Pierce Caherty, Louth GAA County Head of Games, and Eilish O’Hare, Táin Óg Coordinator with Camogie, played a major role in organising the event. The Have A Go event may be over, but for many of these young players, the journey is only just beginning. If you need any assistance finding a club near you, please contact: Pierce Caherty – Louth GAA County Head of Games pierce.caherty.chg.louth@gaa.ie Eilish O’Hare – Camogie eilish.ohare@camogie.ie

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