Meath clubs at LGFA Croke Park event

Players from the Walterstown and Na Fianna clubs in Meath were amongst the 62 clubs that had the experience of a lifetime at Croke Park on Monday.

Each year, the Ladies GFA is assigned one activity day in Croke Park 

This has been used for Gaelic4Girls, Gaelic4Teens, schools and clubs in the past few years. 

This year, Croke Park staged an under-10 Go Games Blitz. 

Clubs from all over the country were selected to participate in the blitz, with a maximum of 15 players on each panel, with two mentors per team. 

Go Games blitzes were held across the country in March. 

At the county-designated u-10 blitzes, all participating teams were entered into a draw and the lucky teams were picked to participate in the Croke Park Activity Day. 

Go Games promote full participation and fair play while catering for the developmental needs of the participants.

THE WALTERSTOWN CREW

 

The full list of participating clubs was (a-z)
Antrim 
Padraig Sarsfields; Tir Na Og
Armagh 
Pearse Og; Dromintee
Carlow 
Mount Leinster Rangers; St Annes
Cavan 
Ballyhaise; Lavey
Clare 
KilrushWolfe Tones
Cork 
Delanys; Grenagh
Donegal 
Ard an Ratha; Four Masters
Down 
Carryduff; Bredagh
Dublin 
St Peter's; St Sylvester's
Fermanagh
Newtownbutler; Maguiresbridge
Galway 
Annaghdown; Killannin
Kerry 
Kerins O Rahilly; Firies
Kildare 
Kilcock; Cappagh
Kilkenny 
Erins Own; Clara
Laois 
The Heath; Park Ratheniska
Leitrim
Kiltubrid; Glencar / Manorhamilton
Limerick
Fr. Casey; Mungret / St Pauls
Longford 
Ballymore; Longford Slashers
Louth 
Cooley Kickhams; Wolfe Tones
Mayo 
Charlestown; St Brigids
Meath 
Walterstown; Na Fianna
Monaghan 
Emyvale; Magheracloone
Offaly 
Naomh Ciaran; Shamrocks
Roscommon 
Elphin/Kilmore;  Kilbride
Sligo 
Eoghan Rua; Shamrock Gaels
Tipperary 
Galtee Rovers; Ardfinnian
Tyrone 
Edendork; Loughmacrory St Teresa’s