🏆 Ulster A Champions 🏆
Huge congratulations to our Year 8 hurling team who were crowned @ulsterschools A Thompson Cup champions.
The boys had a comprehensive win over St Mary’s Belfast in the final.
What a year for our school teams! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thinking of my dear departed friend Damian Casey today. Hard to believe two years have gone by since his untimely passing. One of the greatest hurlers I ever had the pleasure of managing. And an even greater fella to have known. Rest in peace mo chara 😞🙏
“Sometimes, jeez, you can get too serious about things.” 😠
“Winning is getting the most guys off our panel into the seniors.” 🤷♂️
Joe Canning speaking about his role in developing young players with the Galway Under 20s 🗣️
📞 U20 Hurlers Cash Call 💷
Help raise funds towards the Antrim U20 Hurlers and be in with the chance to win £1,000k-only £10 per Entry!
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Good luck and thanks for your support 🙌
🎉 Ticket Giveaway! 🎉
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💥🎅 Glens E Cryo Spa Offer 🎅 💥
Here at the #glensecryospa we have our first Christmas offer for our Ice Bath.
Get booked in for this week and get your Ice Bath at 🎅🔴 £8 for one session or £15 for three ☃️🥶
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Not everything boils down to money, it certainly helps..the will and the space to let hurling breathe is just as important ...we also need a debate on what is the priority for hurling is it 'development' for middle tier or hurling survival ...is there money for both at same time?