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Latest News - April 16th, 2010

Camogie Registration Night -

Glen Rovers Camogie Club under age section are holding a registration night for players from beginners up to and including under 12s. The club are asking all players to come down with a parent or guardian to fill in the registration and insurance forms. New players are invited to come along and join up also as the club seeks to build on its success, in the past year the club has enjoyed huge success winning the senior B county league, the Premier Under 16 county league, Seandun Under 15 premier and Seandun Under 13 A title, last weekend another trophy wound its way to the progressive club when the senior team won the Pan Celtic Senior B title in Dingle. The club are delighted that four of its under age players Leeann O Sullivan Kaylynn Lee, Nicole O Brien and Aisling O Keeffe are members of the Cork under 16 squad while Lydia Cunningham, Denise Luby and Sinead Fahy are on the Senior division 2 panel. The registration nights take place on Thursday next April 22 and Friday 23rd form 6-30 to 8.30pm at the club, new members are expecially invited to come along to join and learn the skills of camogie under the guidance of the clubs excellent coaches.

Congratulations to the Under 15 Camogie team on their win in the Seandun Final last Sunday, report and team photo can be found on the Nicks photo page here>>

Congratulations to the Camogie club on their great win in the Under 16 league final they beat Ballincollig by 2-5 to 1-3.

Glen rovers would like to congratulate the Cork senior team on their victory in the 2008 All Ireland Camogie Final and to our own Denise Cronin who was manager with the side and Jim McCarthy who coached the team. Well done to everyone!

Nicole Represents Cork at Feile 2009

Glen Rovers Camogie player Nicole O Brien will represent Cork at the National Camogie Feile Na nGael skills competition as part of Feile Na nGael on Saturday next June 21st in O'Moore Park, Portlaoise. Nicole became the first Glen Rovers player male or female to take a Cork Feile Skills title and go on to represent club and county at Feile when she was crowned champion for 2008 beating off stiff opposition. She is a pupil in Glanmire Community College where she plays Camogie she is past pupil in New Inn where she played both camogie and hurling Sciath Na Scoil competition. Nicole was also selected on the Cork college team this year and was a member of the Cork under14 team panel that won out the James Hurley memorial tournament recently. The holder of under 11, 13 and 16 honours with the club she is very much to the fore in all the camogie clubs teams while gaelic games are very much a family tradition as her cousin is St Nicks senior football captain and senior hurler Paul O Brien. A big contingent from the club is travelling to Portlaoise on Saturday to support Nicole as she strives to the best of her ability to do club and county proud. We wish her the very best of luck

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