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Dubliners by James Joyce, 2000-03-01 The leather's echo: A story of hurling, football, handball and camogie in Co. Wicklow from 1884 - to 1984 by Jim Brophy, 1984 GAA: The Glory Years: Hurling and Football 1991-2005 by Ronnie Bellew, 2006-05-01 When Gaelic Spirits Wake by Andrea Scholer, 2008-01-07

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1. Generic Template
   Welcome to Tara camogie Club. Tara camogie Club will be back in action for the season 2003 and welcome new players of  
   http://www.taracamogieclub.freeservers.com/

2. Welcome To The Sarsfields Camogie Club Website.
   Training Every Tuesday Thursday 7pm Leagrave Park This page was last updated on May, 2001. Any Comments / Suggestions email webmaster@camogie.org.uk  
   http://homepage.ntlworld.com/yorkie.monster

3. Skerries Harps Football, Hurling & Camogie Club
   Skerries Harps Football, Hurling camogie Club. Welcome to the Skerries Harps Home Page ..This page is currently  
   http://www.angelfire.com/ga/SkerriesHarps

4. O'Donovan Rossa Camogie Club
   Welcome to the O'Donovan Rossa camogie Club Web Site. The Site is currently undergoing a major reconstruction and will be ready in the near future, so visit again soon.  
   http://www.rossacamogie.club24.co.uk/

5. Celts Camogie Club
   camogie beats Quidditch Celts vote for camogie The Celts Club Members took an important vote on the future of their club.  
   http://www.celtscamogie.co.uk/

6. CAMOGIE
   Description of the sport.Category Sports Gaelic camogiecamogie. camogie has to be one of the most played sports by both youngand not so young Irish girls. Based on the rules of hurling  
   http://www.aurora.komvux.norrkoping.se/crumlin/leisure/01/camogie.htm
   
   Extractions: Camogie has to be one of the most played sports by both young and not so young Irish girls. Based on the rules of hurling which is also an old Irish game for men, camogie can seem dangerous to a stranger but not to the girls who with a passion love this sport . Two teams of twelve girls, battle it out, with what look like sticks but which are called hurls. Chasing after a ball which is called a sliotar. The objective of the game is to bring the ball either on your hurl or dribbling on the ground towards your opponents goals and scoring. The goals are a little different than usual goals there a small version of rugby posts. A goal is scored when the sliotar goes between the goal post (just like a goal in hockey). A point is scored when the ball travels between the two vertical posts over the goal post. There are three points in every goal hence the point is much easier to score.

7. Sports : Camogie
   Introduction to the sport, fixtures, and milestones.  
   http://www.gaa.ie/sports/camogie/
   
   Extractions: Cumann Cam gaíochta na nGael was founded in 1904 with the aim of providing Gaelic games for the girls and women of Ireland. Camogie quickly became popular throughout the country and also spread to other countries. The Camogie Association (Cumann Cam gaíochta na nGael) is now one of the largest sports organisation in Ireland for women and girls, and its membership includes many male colleagues who participate in such areas as administration, coaching and refereeing. Camogie is the native field game akin to hurling and is renowned for skill and speed, for personal enjoyment by the player and for appeal to the spectator. With the aid of a comprehensive administration service, coaching and refereeing, Cumann Cam gaíochta na nGael strives to provide attractive and well-organised sport which is also our national game. The members of Cumann Cam gaíochta na nGael subscribe to the aims of promoting Gaelic games and pastimes, the fostering of an awareness of the richness of national culture and a commitment to the development of a community spirit among the people of Ireland.Cumann Cam gaíochta na nGael branches outside Ireland provide a home from home for generations of emigrants and continue to bring Irish tradition and culture to other nations.

8. G.A.A. Other Sports - Camogie
   camogie An Introduction. Cumann Camógaíochta camogie quickly became popularthroughout the country and also spread to other countries. The camogie  
   http://www.gaa.ie/html/sports/camogie/
   
   Extractions: Milestones Camogie - An Introduction Cumann Camógaíochta na nGael was founded in 1904 with the aim of providing Gaelic games for the girls and women of Ireland. Camogie quickly became popular throughout the country and also spread to other countries. The Camogie Association (Cumann Camó gaíochta na nGael) is now one of the largest sports organisation in Ireland for women and girls, and its membership includes many male colleagues who participate in such areas as administration, coaching and refereeing. Camogie is the native field game akin to hurling and is renowned for skill and speed, for personal enjoyment by the player and for appeal to the spectator. With the aid of a comprehensive administration service, coaching and refereeing, Cumann Camó gaíochta na nGael strives to provide attractive and well-organised sport which is also our national game The members of Cumann CamÛgaÌochta na nGael subscribe to the aims of promoting Gaelic games and pastimes, the fostering of an awareness of the richness of national culture and a commitment to the development of a community spirit among the people of Ireland.

9. Index
   Women's Football and camogie. Minor Football  
   http://www.geocities.com/irishlover4u
   
   Extractions: Pictures Gaelic Football and Hurling from San Francisco, California  You can e-mail me by clicking the e-mail button below, if you have any info on these pictures that you would like me to put on them like the names of the people or if you want information on how to buy any of these pictures. click on logo to go to my o ther website. Men's football Men's Hurling Women's Football and Camogie Minor Football

10. Hurling & Camogie Gear | Powered By CafePress.com
    Apparel, accessories, housewares, and posters.  
    http://www.cafeshops.com/cp/store.aspx?s=easystreet

11. IT Sligo Hurling Club
    Fixtures and results, pictures, history, reports, and honours.Category Sports Gaelic College and UniversityFreshers qualify for semis! camogie team beat Dundalk IT and DCU by 24 points! Thanksto our 2002/3 sponsors Reports for 1999/2000. camogie Results 1999/2000.  
    http://staffweb.itsligo.ie/staff/bmccann/itsligohc.html
    
    Extractions: Institiuid Teicneolaiochta, Sligeach CLG Welcome to the IT Sligo Hurling Website News Ryan Cup 2003: We play UU Coleraine or UU Magee in Ist Round: Date tbc 2002/03 Division 1 campaign ends on a high note with one point win over Carlow IT. Freshers qualify for semis! Camogie team beat Dundalk IT and DCU by 24 points! Thanks to our 2002/3 sponsors The Dooney Bar and Restaurant, Sligo The Brewery, Sligo Jako Team Sports, Sligo. Ryan Cup 2002: See Sligo Champion and Sligo Weekender reports Ryan Cup 2002 Draw Senior Division 1B League Results for 2001/02 - Seniors in Division 1 for first time Freshers Division 2 League Results 2001/02 Results for 2000/01 - including historic 2nd League Division 2 win for Senior hurlers- updated 29/1/2002 Reports for 2000/01 includes League final report as IT Sligo defeat the might of UCC! Gallery - club pics updated 23/10/01 Links Sign Guestbook View Guestbook Fixtures and Results for 1999/00 ... Reports for 1999/2000 Camogie Results 1999/2000 Ryan Cup Panel 2000 Ryan Cup 2000 Awards for 1999/2000 ... Review of Season 1998/99 including historic first Ryan Cup win. Ryan Cup Squad Camogie 1998/99 season History of Hurling at IT Sligo mailto:mccann.brian@itsligo.ie

12. Index
    Image gallery.  
    http://www.geocities.com/irishlover4u/index.html
    
    Extractions: Pictures Gaelic Football and Hurling from San Francisco, California  You can e-mail me by clicking the e-mail button below, if you have any info on these pictures that you would like me to put on them like the names of the people or if you want information on how to buy any of these pictures. click on logo to go to my o ther website. Men's football Men's Hurling Women's Football and Camogie Minor Football

13. Newtownshandrum Camogie Club
    Club History Newtown camogie Club was set up in 1978 .. Match Results Allthe latest match results What is camogie? The rules of camogie  
    http://www.geocities.com/Pipeline/Ramp/1400/

14. Index
    Website of the local female hurling club.  
    http://www.geocities.com/camogie_blues

15. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska
    Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce.  
    http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Sports/Gaelic/Camogie

16. Newtown Camogie Club
    What is camogie? camogie is the female version of hurling. The game of nationalsport. Hurling and camogie are very skillful games. Hurleys  
    http://www.newtownshandrum.com/whatisit.html
    
    Extractions: Camogie is the female version of hurling. The game of hurling is unique to Ireland and is one of the fastest field games in the world. It has always been a huge part of our culture and heritage and is our national sport. Hurling and camogie are very skillful games. Hurleys: Players use sticks called 'hurleys' which are made of ash wood and are between 30 and 37 inches in length with a broad end. The part of the hurley used to strike the ball is known as the 'bas'. The ball in hurling and camogie is known as a 'sliothar'. Teams: A camogie and hurling team consists of 15 players and a number of substitutes. The substitutes can be called into play at any stage of the game. The team's manager chooses a starting fifteen and substitutes from a 'panel' of players. A maximum of three substitutes may be used in a game. Every hurling and camogie team has a goalkeeper, six defenders, two midfielders and six forwards. Lineout for 15-A-Side Game Right-Full-Forward Full-Forward Left-Full-Forward Matches: Championship and league matches last 60 minutes. Inter county and Inter club teams will wear their own registered distinctive colours. Players are advised to wear protective headgear in the form of helmets. But wearing helmets is not compulsory.

17. Newtownshandrum GAA
    News, history, and match reports.Category Sports Gaelic Organizations Ireland Cork Cork make changes and still win easily The Cork senior camogie team showed no illeffects from their recent break in Lanzarote, having things more or less  
    http://www.newtownshandrum.com/

18. Our Camogie Section Is Currently Being Compiled And Will Be On
    What an extraordinary night Saturday 28th 2001 turned out to be for camogie followers in Wicklow.  
    http://homepage.tinet.ie/~wicklowcountygaa/camogie.htm
    
    Extractions: develop the site further. CAMOGIE MILLENNIUM BANQUET What an extraordinary night Saturday 28th 2001 turned out to be for camogie followers in Wicklow. Following months of hard work by the dedicated members of the Millennium Committee under the chairmanship of Victor O'Shaughnessy whose job it was to organise the Millennium Banquet, all present on the night agreed that it was one of the most memorable events that the Camogie Association in Wicklow had ever undertaken. In all over 340 packed Lawlesses Hotel to capacity to witness the presentation of Millennium Awards to 32 clubs and 3 county teams. Also presented on the night was the first ever Camogie Hall of Fame Award. This was presented to May Byrne from Rathnew, an outstanding and deserving recipient who played most of her camogie with Glenealy and achieved the amazing record of winning 11 senior championships and 2 interprovinical medals during her playing career which spanned a total of 38 years. May was a born stylist of defence and forged for herself a lasting place among the camogie immortals of this county and province. Apart from the historic occasion it turned out to be, it must be said that it was emotional for those recipients who had never before being recognised for the outstanding contribution they had made to the progress of camogie in Wicklow. Special guest Pat Rafferty , Uachtaran Camogiochta na nGael who presented the awards spoke of the importance of the occasion and congratulated all the recipients on their lifetime dedication to the game of camogie. It was with this love of camogie that some of the recipients brought their cherised medals won nearly seventy years ago to show to anyone interested. Elizabeth Parke of Strattord had a spectacular collection of the most beautiful solid silver medals together with a silver cup won back in the 1930's.

19. Dubai Celts Gaelic Games Club - Home Page
    Football, hurling, and camogie teams. History, pictures, membership details, news, events, pictures, and newsletter.  
    http://www.dubaicelts.com/

20. Ireland.com And The Irish Times, Ireland's Online Newspaper
    Explanation of how camogie differs from hurling and the rules of the game.  
    http://ireland.com/sports/gaa/square-ball/rules/rules3.htm
    
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