Gaelic 4 Girls launched in Derry

On Wednesday of this week Helen Quigley, Mayor of Derry
City launched the Gaelic 4 Girls Programme which begins
this Saturday in St Brigid’s College on the Glengalliagh
Road. The programme which runs from 12-1.30pm each Saturday
is aimed at 8-14yr old girls from across the city and
focuses on the skills of the game by coaching the girls
in a circuit style session, and with the coaches involved
all fully qualified in Ladies Gaelic Football FUNdamentals
the quality of coaching is sure to be excellent. The programme
runs for 6 weeks with a blitz on the final week where
the girls will be able to show off their newly found skills
in mini games. For more information on the programme or
to register to take part contact Paul Simpson on 077389
16151 or Sheena Tally on 077951 60979.

Pictured Back LR – Paul Simpson (Urban Gaelic Games Promotion Officer), Ann-Marie McDermott (Head of PE in St Brigid’s College), Helen Quigley (Mayor of Derry), Sheena Tally (Ulster Games Development Officer, LGFA), Teresa Duddy (Property Manager in St Brigid’s College) Front Row – Pupils from St Brigid’s College who will be taking part in the programme.