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	Camogie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Camogie (in Irish, Camógaíocht) is a Celtic team sport, the female variant of hurling.
		Dublin have won the most Camogie All-Ireland titles with 26; the last being in 1986.
		Kilkenny hold the record for the most successive Camogie titles with 7 victories between 1985 and 1991, their last title to date was won in 1994.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Camogie (308 words)

	Pamela Fitzgerald - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		She is the Honorary Secretary of the Dublin University Central Athletic Club (DUCAC) Executive Committee [1] which oversees the 26 sporting clubs in Trinity.
		She first came into public knowledge in late 2003 as the GAA launched its campaign to promote camogie, with its famous 'Chicks with sticks' campaign.
		Camogie News on the "Chicks with sticks" campaign of the GAA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pamela_Fitzgerald (242 words)

	Chicks with Sticks - Liberated 'Chicks' with attitude - camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Yet the camogie association's 2004 centenary promotional campaign - labelled 'Chicks With Sticks' is fronted by three Dublin players in their LBDs (little fl dresses) - still almost had the impact of those Women's Institute gals stripping off for a charity calendar.
		What surprised many was that camogie's administrators, who historically had a reputation for immersing their heads in their knitting, agreed to it.
		A new glossy magazine 'CG' (Camogie Girl) was launched this week and you can expect more promotional changes over the next 12 months as part of centenary year.
	www.womens-sport.com /network/camogie/news/2003/chickswithsticks_liberated.htm (783 words)

	Gaelic Sports \| Celtic History \| Hurling \| Gaelic Football \| Ireland \| Rules \| Origin \| Traditional Irish Sports \| ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Camogie is similar to hurling but it is played by girls.
		The ball used in camogie is slightly smaller than a hurling ball and players are not aloud to make body contact like they are in hurling.
		Players in camogie are allowed to hit an opponent's stick or hurley, which is not permitted in hurling.
	www.kidzworld.com /site/p5426.htm (311 words)

	Camogie
		Camogie has been played in Douglas since the early part of the 20th century.
		However in camogie, unlike hockey, players can pick the ball onto the hurley and into the hand, solo (carry the ball on the flat of the stick while running), and strike the ball from the hands or ground.
		Competitions are organised by the Cork County camogie board and consists of teams from all parts of the county.
	homepage.eircom.net /~dgaa/02History/Camogie.htm (790 words)

	Camogie Short History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The inter-varsity Ashbourne Cup Competition, the oldest Camogie competition, was inaugurated.
		Camogie was being played in all thirty-two counties at this time.
		The All-Ireland Minor and Junior Colleges Championships were inaugurated, and Camogie was inlcuded for the first time in Féile na nGael.
	www.camogie.ie /camogie_history.html (416 words)

	Milwaukee Hurling Club: Camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Camogie is a field sport very similar to hurling.
		The difference is in a slight variation of the rules and that camogie is played only by women and girls.
		Once again, the women of Camogie focus their attention to the vision of the 2004 season.
	www.hurling.net /camogie (286 words)

	Newtown Camogie Club
		Mary's Camogie Club was formed two years ago on the South Side of Chicago (Oak Lawn area).
		Camogie was a popular sport in Chicago about 15 years ago and then died away but now there is great interest in reviving the sport in the US.
		All the major cities in the US that have football, hurling and camogie teams have their own leagues and the winners from the various levels then go on to play the other cities in a big playoff weekend (usually the first week in September - hosted by a different city each year, e.g.
	www.newtownshandrum.com /usa.html (329 words)

	DaVinci: Sports> Gaelic> Camogie
		It is an interesting point that in gaelic games terms camogie was the only code that brought Provincial and All Ireland Championship honours to the Faithful...
		His daughters have taken up camogie in school in recent years and his teenage son will puck with them on the beach in Donegal when the family go on holiday but...
		She was a member of the Annacurra camogie team, with her team-mates...
	www.bluegrassdavinci.com /ODP/Sports/Gaelic/Camogie (313 words)

	St. Rita's Camogie Club
		Camogie first came to Fethard in 1912 but no records of that club have sur-vived.
		The more recent revival of camogie in Fethard was due mainly to the work of Tossie Lawton, who was better known as Tossie Carroll from the winning teams of the sixties.
		Camogie was played at junior level for the first two years but with little success.
	www.fethard.com /organ/Camogie.html (681 words)

	Courcey Rovers Camogie Homepage
		The history of Camogie in the Courcey Parish started in 1954 when a group of girls from the parish got together and started a team called the Courcey Maids, their colours were blue and white with a red and white Courcey crest.
		In 1982 when the Camogie club was reformed they were the only team in West Cork but now are joined by almost a team from every Hurling Club in West Cork and South East Cork.
		The Camogie Pages are still being updated, if you have pictures or reports relating to camogie send them on.
	courceyrovers.tripod.com /Camogie_club_homepage.HTM (437 words)

	Manor House School Camogie
		Currently this year, there is one senior Camogie team and hopefully two Junior teams.
		Camogie looks and feels strong this year compared to other years.
		The Junior Camogie team played a seven a side tournament in Naomh Mearnogs on Thursday the 21st of October.
	www.manorhouseschool.com /pages/camogie.htm (273 words)

	camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although we are working hard to raise the profile of the club very little is really known about the game in Scotland and we feel some potential players are not joining the team because they are unaware it exists.
		Siobhan plays in midfield for both Shinty and Camogie, where she is constantly putting her skill and fitness to the test and coming out on top.
		Siobhan’s great teamwork and skill were rewarded this year with the “Camogie Player of the Year” award at the annual presentation night.
	www.conaill.fsnet.co.uk /camogie.htm (1823 words)

	C.L.G. Na Fianna - Camogie
		We were welcomed at the camogie board with a query from the floor as to the necessity of forming another club.
		However we overcame their worries and set the precedent as the first camogie club to be full members of a GAA club.
		Gretta Grey went on to become Chairperson of the Camogie county board for a number of years, with fellow Na Fianna member, Ann McNammara being Chairperson of the minor county board.
	www.clgnafianna.ie /camogie.aspx (1126 words)

	Mitchels Hurling and Camogie Club - 30 March 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The first public camogie match ever took place between two Dublin clubs Cuchulains and Keatings in Navan on Sunday 17th July 1904, with Keatings winning by a goal to nil.
		Camogie celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 1979 when a National League was inaugurated for the counties of Junior status.
		In 2002, Castlebar Mitchels Hurling Club took on the task of inaugurating Camogie in the town and under the astute directorship of Chairman Fr Michael Murphy and the leadership of Noreen Heston a camogie club was started.
	www.castlebar.ie /news/printer_mitchels_20030330.shtml (1044 words)

	Milwaukee Hurling Club » Camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Both the MHC camogie and hurling traveling teams are hosting scrimmages with Chicago at Kletzsch Park, Saturday, August 13th.
		Camogie is at noon, and hurling is at 2 PM, so come on down and support the teams.
		We are also planning a BBQ at the field after the games, and everyone is welcome, but if you’d like to join in, please bring something to share with the group.
	www.hurling.net /wp/category/mhc/camogie (119 words)

	History of Camogie in Carrigaline, Carrigdhoun, Cork, Ireland
		Following many years of inactivity a camogie club was once again formed in the spring of 1938.
		Here it is recalled that Danny Desmond was chairman of the camogie club during the four years it existed.
		The first public camogie match took place in 1904, and soon after the Camogie Association was formed.
	www.carrigalinecamogie.com /Club_History.htm (801 words)

	Roscommon Herald: GAA: Camogie helps discover self-discipline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		He said that camogie helped players discover selfdiscilpine and self-control which Bishop Jones described as “essential” if goals in life were to be reached.
		Thanking the Camogie Board for having Mass at the centre of its centenary celebrations, the Bishop went on to say that the large crowd had gathered for an evening of thanksgiving which reflected the true meaning of the Eucharist.
		Reflecting on the proud history of camogie throughout the county, Bishop Jones said he was very impressed by the county’s achievements, especially in more recent decades.
	www.roscommonherald.ie /news/story.asp?j=335 (753 words)

	An Riocht Senior Camogie News 2004
		Thanks to all the patrons who supported the Camogie Fund Raising Disco in the Archways, not forgetting the organisers.
		Congratulations to the Down minor camogie team on winning the provincial championship and especially the four An Riocht camogs involved Joanna, Suzanne, Lisa and Marie, and best wishes for the All Ireland semi-final.
		ALL minor and junior Camogie players should attend to be registered to play in 2004.
	www.anriocht.com /anriocht/camogie/senior.htm (1184 words)

	camogie
		Blackrock camogie club is bringing a bus to Croke Park for the All-Ireland camogie finals on Sunday September 19th.
		After a great day of camogie with all the girls playing their hearts out the stage was set for a great final between Blackrock 1 and St. Vincents 1.
		Blackrock camogie is putting together a junior team for next year's competition and with that in mind we travel to Waterford on Sunday 31st to take part in the Butlerstown 7-a-side competition.
	www.blackrockhurling.org /camogie.htm (5900 words)

	RTE.ie Sport
		Angela Downey, arguably the greatest camogie player in the game's 100 year history, boycotted a Team of the Century presentation on Saturday night in protest at the absence of her twin sister, Ann, from the team.
		Orla Kilkenny was the toast of UL on Sunday when they captured their second ever Ashbourne Cup by defeating UCD on a convincing scoreline of 6-05 to UCD'S 1-08 in O'Toole Park, Crumlin.
		Cork secured their twelfth Camogie National league title yesterday after defeating Tipperary in the Division 1 final while Galway were victorious in the division 2 final.
	www.rte.ie /sport/gaa/camogieindex.html (275 words)

	Camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The origins of camogie date back to 1903 when the Keating club in Dublin applied rules to their game.
		The first public camogie match took place in Dublin in 1904 and soon after, the Camogie Association was formed.
		It wasn’t until 1932 that Camogie had it’s own All-Ireland with Dublin beating Galway by 3-2 to 0-2 to win the very first O’Duffy Cup.
	www.cul4kidz.com /his_cam.html (173 words)

	Tipperary Camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tipperary Senior camogie team in conjunction with Tipperary Camogie Supporters Club would like to sincerely thank everybody who contributed to their 'Bucket Collection' fundraising appeal on Sunday last at the Senior Hurling Final.
		1999 was an historic year for the Tipperary Senior Camogie team when the won their first ever All-Ireland Senior Camogie title, beating Kilkenny by 1 point in the final.
		The 2003 Tipperary Camogie convention was held on November 11st, 2003.
	tipperary.gaa.ie /camogie.htm (1032 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		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.
	www.aurora.komvux.norrkoping.se /crumlin/leisure/01/camogie.htm (171 words)

	Camogie
		Senior Camogie v St. Peregrines in Cup Final in Thomas Davis GAA Grounds on Saturday June 26th.
		Naomh Brid Camogie Club was formed on the 12th.
		Under the astute management of Tim O'Mahony, John Peake and Michael Healy a top 3 League finish and a good championship run is the goal.
	www.iol.ie /~stbrigidsgaa/camogie.htm (168 words)

	Newtownshandrum GAA
		Tickets for the juvenile and camogie social on Sunday next 22nd must be purchased before Thursday 19th from either Herlihy's bar or any member of the camogie comittee.
		The Deerpark Hotel is the venue on Sunday 22nd Feburary for the Juvenile + Camogie Clubs Annual Social from 4pm to 8pm.
		To celebrate the centenary of the Camogie Association, the Cork Camogie Board will hold a Centenary Banquet on Friday, 22nd October.
	www.newtownshandrum.com (358 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Northern Ireland \| Gaelic Games \| Adams wins camogie Allstar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Meanwhile, the Camogie Association are planning a series of events in 2004 to celebrate the sport's centenary year.
		The team of the century will be announced in February while a camogie exhibition will take place at Croke Park in March.
		During the year, camogie will amalgamate with the women's football association under the umbrella of the GAA.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/3239308.stm (193 words)

	Camogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Kilmacud-Crokes GAA and Camogie Club are delighted to welcome back Ballinderry, Bellaghy and Lavey Camogie Clubs to the 32nd AIB All-Ireland Camogie Seven A Side Competition on Saturday, this weekend, 17th September 2005, at their grounds in Glenalbyn, Stillorgan.
		The competition is acknowledged as being one of the most exciting and important events in the Camogie Calendar.
		AIB are supporting Kilmacud Crokes Camogie Club again this year as generous sponsors of the Sevens.
	derry.gaa.ie /Camogie/camogie.htm (568 words)

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