This afternoons Connacht FBD League encounter, Leitrim v GMIT, has been moved to the Connacht GAA Centre, Beckaun, Ballyhaunis. The game will now throw in at the later time of 2.30pm.

 

 

03-Jan-16 by Declan Bohan – PRO

2016 Leitrim GAA Convention Photographs are available to download from this link

 

 

17-Dec-15 by Declan Bohan – PRO

The 2016 Leitrim GAA Convention Reports are available to download from this link

 

 

17-Dec-15 by Declan Bohan – PRO

President Gerry Mahon (Ballinamore-Sean O Heslinss)

Chairman Terence Boyle (Aughnasheelin)

Vice Chairman Sean O Suilleabhain (Ballinamore Sean O Heslins)

Secretary Attracta O Reilly (St Marys-Kiltoghert)

Assistant Secretary John Keenan (Gortletteragh)

Treasurer Brian Gordon (Mohill)

Assistant Treasurer John Mulvey (Ballinaglera)

Public Relations Officer Declan Bohan (Bornacoola)

Development Officer Pat Feely (Glencar/Manorhamilton)

Coaching Officer Hughie Clinton (St Patricks-Dromahair)

Hurling Officer Martin Cunniffe (St Marys-Kiltoghert)

Cultural and Irish Officer Claire Crossan (St Marys-Kiltoghert)

Childrens Officer Gerry Gallogly (Aughavas)

Central Council Delegate PJ Meehan (Kiltubrid)

Connacht Council Officers Enda Tiernan (Cloone) and Jim Meehan (St Patricks-Dromahair)

 

 

14-Dec-15 by Declan Bohan – PRO

Coiste Chontae Liatroma Awards  2015 

 

Jim Lynch Hall of Fame:                      Mickey Dorrigan, Gortletteragh

County Player of Year:                        Cathal Mc Crann, Gortletteragh

Senior Club Player of Year:                  Michael Mc Guinness, Mohill

Intermediate Club Player of Year:         Fabian Mc Morrow, Melvin Gaels

Junior Club Player of Year:                   Niall Mc Govern, Mohill

Senior Referee of Year:                       Seamus Mulhern, St. Mary’s Kiltoghert

Minor Player of Year:                           Ryan O’Rourke, Fenagh St. Caillins

U16  Player of Year:                            Jack Gilheany, Fenagh St. Caillins

Coiste na nÓg Referee of Year:            Patrick Guckian,  Fenagh St. Caillins

Club Grounds of Year:                         Fenagh St. Caillins

County Hurler of Year:                         Padraig O Donnell,  Abbeyknockmoy, Galway 

Senior Club Hurler of Year:                   Morgan Quinn,  Ballinamore Hurling

Junior Club Hurler of Year:                   Hughie Glancy, Carrick Hurling

Senior Handballer of Year:                   Barry Mc Donagh, Fenagh Handball

Juvenile Handballer of Year:                 David Wrynn,  Fenagh Handball

 

 

10-Dec-15 by Declan Bohan – PRO

The County Finals of Scór na nÓg took place last Sunday November 29th in Fenagh Community Centre. The county finalists took to the stage to give their best polished performance to an eager audience and most importantly the judges.

Adeline Mc Weeney, Fenagh hosted the afternoons competition as Bean an Tí.  Although the competition ran straight to County final this year, it none the less produced a fine afternoons entertainment.

Clubs that took part, made huge efforts to enter most of the competitions, in particular Cloone and St Marys with huge turnout of competitors. Cloone have not taken part in Scór in almost 10 years and made a flourishing comeback last Sunday. They took  the Leiriu County title back to the club with ease. Ironically it was also the Leiriu or by the old name ” Novelty Act” they won on their last appearance in Scór.

Trath na gCeist winners Fenagh will represent Leitrim in the prestigious All-Ireland final in the INEC in Killarney on January 30th. 

Medals were presented to the all the Leitrim winners by Terence Boyle, Chairperson of Leitrim County Board. The Cormac MacGiolla Shield for Club na Bliana was won by Mohill club.

The Leitrim County Title Winners are as follows:

Rince Foirne: Mohill

Amhranaíocht Aonair: Tara Noone, St Marys

Ceol Uirlise: St Marys

Aithriseoireacht: Dara Gillooly, St Marys

Bailéad Ghrúpa: St Marys

Trath na gCeist: Fenagh

Leiriu: Cloone

Rince Seit: Aughnasheelan

The winners proceed to the Connacht Finals in, Claremorris, Co Mayo on Saturday the 12th of December at 2pm. Wishing all of the clubs the very best of Luck.

 

 

01-Dec-15 by Claire Crossan – PRO – Scor

COISTE CHONTAE

LIATROIM / LONGFORT

CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS GAEL 

LEITRIM / LONGFORD

COUNTY BOARD GAA

 JOB DESCRIPTION 

Job Title:                    GAMES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER – HURLING 

Responsible to:          Games Development Manager in both Counties 

Duration of Post:       Appointment initially on a shared 19.5hrs per week. Subject to funding the hours maybe increased to a maximum of 39 per week.

 1.      JOB PURPOSE

 The Hurling Games Development Officer will be responsible for developing and delivering programmes and initiatives to maximise participation and improve playing standards in hurling at all levels within both Counties. The post-holder will be required to deliver innovative activities which will benefit the development of hurling in a club, school and County environment.

 2.      MAIN AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY 

–          To deliver fundamentals programme as an introduction to hurling through clubs and schools.

 

–          To co-ordinate the delivery of GAA coaching courses in clubs and schools.

 

–          To assist in the design and delivery of an ongoing coach education programme.

 

–          To develop relationships with key agencies in the delivery of Gaelic Games.

 

–          To deliver in-service courses for recognised groups.

 

–          To oversee the progression of  development squads in both Counties

 

–          To assist clubs in maximising participation through the design of activities and delivery of workshops.

 

–          To liaise with schools and clubs to develop an annual underage indoor hurling initiative.

 

–          To developLeitrim / Longford cross County competitions at various age groups.

 

–          To present at workshops as requested.

 

–          To carry out the administration related to coach education, playing and performance elements of the post.

 3.      ACCOUNTABILITY

 

–          Report directly to the Games Manager in each County and prepare a quarterly report to each County Executive.

 

–          Attend meetings of Coaching & Games Development Committee

 

–          Continuously update CORE (Time Management System)

 

–          Provide information for the updating of MIS on a weekly basis.

 

–          Undertake any other duties as reasonably required.

 

This work programme is not to be regarded as exclusive or exhaustive.  It is intended as an outline indication for the areas of work to be undertaken and will be amended in light of the changing needs of both Counties.

 COISTE CHONTAE

 LIATROIM / LONGFORT

CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS GAEL

 LEITRIM / LONGFORD

COUNTY BOARDS GAA

 PERSONNEL SPECIFICATION

JOB TITLE: Hurling Development Officer 

This post is supported by funding from both Connacht & Leinster GAA. 

The post-holder will be a highly motivated self-starter with a deep understanding of the issues affecting the game of hurling in both Counties. The successful candidate will be required to possess at least a Level one coaching qualification in hurling and demonstrable experience in Sports Development which will enable them to develop and implementa Strategic Plan for Hurling Development in both Counties. 

 

Essential

Desirable

 

Qualifications and Attainments

 

Level 1 coaching qualification in hurling.

 

Information technology and word processing skills.

 

 

Level 2 coaching qualification.

 

 

 

Relevant

Experience

 

Knowledge of the history/ background and the current issues facing hurling inboth Leitrim and Longford

 

 

 

Experience in a sports related environment.  For example sports development, administration, management or education.

 

The ability to relate strategic policies to implementation stage.

 

 

Special

Aptitudes

 

 

 

 

 

Demonstrable written and oral presentational and nÓgotiating skills.

 

Ability to work on own and as part of a team.

 

Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.

 

 

A knowledge of the GAA coaching structures and modern sports practices.

 

 

General

Intelligence

 

 

 

Ability to act on personal initiative and take decisions within policy.

 

Excellent qualities of judgement and reasoning.

 

 

 

 

Disposition

 

 

 

Excellent inter-personal skills and ability to work as part of a team.

 

 

 

 

Circumstances

 

 

Must have a full clean license with own mode of transport

 

Prepared to attend workshops, meetings etc. at nÓght.

 

 

 Applications should be emailed to secretary.leitrim@gaa.ie OR secretary.longford@gaa.ie. The closing date is 5pm on Friday, 11th December 2015.

 

 

 

01-Dec-15 by Declan Bohan – PRO