Jonathan Harrington

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@VodafoneIreland Thanks, DM sent

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

Hi @VodafoneIreland was on hold for over 2 hours yesterday, broadband down for over 24 hours now, while area affected, don’t fancy another 2 hours of hold music. Where can it be logged?

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@AlternativeMUFC Heartburn

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@EddyWeldon @germccarthy74 @BSHSIreland @OfficialCorkGAA @MillstreetGaa @UrhanGAA @IFAmedia Yeah, crazy time to spread

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@historyinmemes

[Tarbert GAA Club @TarbertGAAClub]

20 minutes to throw in

@TarbertGAAClub v @KilcumminGAA

@Kerry_Official

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

Parents shouldn’t be afraid to complain if change is to happen “They quickly changed their tune when questions were asked and the whole conversation of exclusion started”

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

https://t.co/9VyzlVjD0x
Some great suggestions in this, vital we keeps kids interested. “One in four players quit by the age of 12, rising to one in three by the age of 16. They are also aware of the reason: a reported lack of fun, arising from a hyper focus on winning.”

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

It’s better for the child and the sport “A child may be a late bloomer so it’s important that they are kept in the sport, given a chance. There’s been examples of people who weren’t great at a sport when they were very young but ended up playing on the county senior team.”

[Tony Leen @tonyleen]

One from the @ExaminerSport archives - A cracking interview with renowned horse racing photographer and character @patcashhealy: https://t.co/82z7snO0eN

[Shane Smith @ShaneSmith197]

Some of the reasons why children play sports:
1. To be with their friends
2. To have fun & enjoyment
3. To be challenged & to improve

Our roles as coaches:
1. To facilitate the above three equally
2. To create a positive environment
3. To retain players through the ages

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@CostaCoconuts The Irish Rover ⚓️

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

A fantastic year for Dungourney, and here’s to another in 2023 https://t.co/1qZ0rArtV0

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

1. Creating a successful team culture
2. Allowing youth sports to be about fun, learning and development
3. Allow kids to play a range of sports
4. Creating an unstructured environment
5. Fostering a great Coach-athlete relationship https://t.co/83RUIAdQoa

[Jonathan Harrington @jonathanharring]

@robmulcahy3 @buckser23 @GaaClare @ClubClareHS @claregaacg @Clare_Football The problem is the lads that don’t have that kind of support structure attempting this on their own in an effort to keep up

[Colm Crowley @mrcolmcrowley]

Difficult reading here.

I've been one of those dickhead coaches, but I like think I've become a little wiser over time (I hope)...

One of our greatest strengths in the GAA, is also one of our greatest challenges. Volunteers..

Let me explain..

[DungourneyGAA @DungourneyGAA]

Our ongoing World cup sweepstakes fundraiser can be entered online at https://t.co/9R9nlVxyG7. We can organise and manage pools for groups etc. so please get in touch if you have any questions or requests.

[DungourneyGAA @DungourneyGAA]

The day has finally arrived! Best of luck to the team and management today, you have done our community proud. #dungourneyabu #cmondungourney

[DungourneyGAA @DungourneyGAA]

Only 2 days to go! Tickets now on sale. U16s are free. Ticket link and suggestions for the day are on our site: https://t.co/TWGd3leoro
#dungourneyabu #cmondungourney