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549033 DC Fixture Book 2011.Indd EOLAIRE CAMÓGAÍOCHTA 2011 CAMOGIE DIRECTORY 2011 1 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos 1 BEST WISHES TO ALL From OZO 24/7 COLLECT & RECYCLE OZO are one of Dublin’s largest waste management providers with over 6,000 Commercial & Domestic Customers in Dublin alone. We are a Dublin owned company based in Inchicore and we are in operation since 1978. We have over 30 trucks doing waste collections in the following areas: If you are interested in getting a quotation from OZO for waste disposal please call our sales team on 01-6160610 or email: [email protected] OZO SUPPLY AND COLLECT: • ALL SIZE WHEELIE BINS – DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL (240litre-1100litre) • GENERAL WASTE, MIXED RECYCLING WASTE, GLASS BOTTLE WASTE, HAZARDOUS WASTE, ELECTRONIC WASTE, COMPOST WASTE OZO SUPPLY SKIPS TO COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC CUSTOMERS WE HAVE ALL DIFFERENT SIZES – MIDI, STANDARD, LARGE, ROLL ON, ROLL OFF OZO ALSO COLLECT CARDBOARD & PLASTIC BALES FROM COMMERCIAL SITES OZO ARE PROUD SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS OF DUBLIN CAMOGIE Dublin Camogie Fixtures Book 2011 Contents: Focal ón gCathaoirleach ................................................................................. 2 Management Committee & County Team Management ................................ 3 Club Contact Lists........................................................................................... 7 Minor Board Guidelines ............................................................................... 49 Under 8 Rules ............................................................................................... 50 Under 9 & Under 10 Rules ........................................................................... 51 Under 11 & Under 12 Rules ........................................................................ 52 Adult OZO Fixtures 2011 ............................................................................. 53 Referees List 2011 ........................................................................................ 64 Juvenile Fixtures 2011 .................................................................................. 66 Dublin County Board Bye-Laws ................................................................ 115 www.dublincamogie.ie Focal ón gCathaoirleach Is cúis mór áthas dom na focail seo leanas a scríobh mar bhrollach don foilseacháin brea seo. Tá súil agam go mbainfidh gach léitheoir spéis is eolas as. The efficient and effective management of information is an essential task of any organisation. The Dublin Camogie Board is no exception producing as it does a myriad of information items each year which are essential to the running of our games. Even in these days of impressive information technology tools there is still a need for paper-based resources and this Camogie Directory has proved a durable service. It’s portability and comprehensive data are frequently consulted and it is an essential tool for camogie officials, referees and players. Dublin is fortunate to have an excellent website and it provides a great complement to this publication with its regular updates and comprehensive online fixtures and results facility. I would ask all teams and clubs to co-operate fully with the online results service by texting the results of games immediately the match is over. There are still some teething problems and for that we apologise. Any queries should be emailed to [email protected]. I would like to congratulate Gerry O’Sullivan and Seamus Massey on their success in being chosen as the National Camogie Award Winner for the Best Website in 2010. My appreciation also to our sponsors OZO - 24 hour collect and recycle company and our teamwear sponsor Masita from Kells. I would like all our clubs and supporters to support our sponsors as far as possible when purchasing services/goods in these areas. The Phoenix Park Development is up and running and it will be a wonderful assist to have in the years to come giving camogie again a very vibrant and visible presence in “The Park”. My best wishes to all our county teams and clubs for a very successful 2011. Best wishes also to our colleagues in the Dublin GAA Board who have been so supportive of our Association and to the Dublin Ladies Football for another wonder 2011. Mile buiochas, Máire Ui Bhríain Cathaoirleach Coiste Chontae Camogaíochta Átha Cliath 4 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Management Committee 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Cathaoirleach Marie O’Brien (Naomh Jude) 087 4121492 [email protected] Leas Cathaoirleach Brendan Cooper (Na Fianna) 086 3180092 [email protected] Rúnaí Mona O’Sullivan (Ballyboden St. Endas) 087 6346790 [email protected] Leas Rúnaí Mary Gibney (Naomh Olaf) 087 2405222 [email protected] Cisteoir Tom Hayes (Ballinteer St. Johns) 086 8266288 [email protected] Leas Cisteoir Frank Malcolmson (Thomas Davis) 087 1315376 [email protected] Oifigeach Caidreamh Poiblí Gerry O’Sullivan (Ballyboden St. Endas) 087 2075017 [email protected] Leas Oifigeach Caidreamh Seamus Massey (Naomh Jude) 087 7981927 [email protected] Poiblí Claráthoir Pat Martin (Naomh Bríd) 086 3377755 Comhairle Laighean T.B.C. Cathaoirleach – Bórd Mionúir Patsy Powell(Naomh Bríd) [email protected] Development Officer T.B.C. Senior Teams’ Representative T.B.C. County Board Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month in Parnell Park Children’s Officer: Maria Grandfield Minor Board – 7pm & County Board – 7.45pm E: [email protected] T: 087 321 5998 All correspondence should be addressed to An Runaí, Mona O’Sullivan, 4 Orlagh Court, Knocklyon, Dublin 16 Paul Beecher of OZO with Clodagh McGough and Rachel Noctor. OZO is also the sponsor of the All-Star awards run in conjunction with the Dublin Ladies Football Board. 4 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos 5 Dublin Senior Camogie Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Manager Denis Murphy 087 4160455 Selectors Dave Needham Dóirín Golden 086 3527779 Ann Colgan 087 2206100 Physio Declan Monaghan Dublin Junior/Minor Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Manager Pat Clinton 087 9515270 Coach Colm Berkeley Coach Assistant Gerry McGough 087 7985249 [email protected] Trainer Dave Dunning 087 9270130 Selector Sandra Tarr 086 2417211 [email protected] Co Board Rep Brendan Cooper 6 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Dublin Under 16 Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Manager Pat Clinton 087 9515270 Selector Willie Ryan 086 3454838 Selector Joe Whyte 086 8062480 Selector Dave Dunning Dublin Camogie Under 15 Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Manager Paul Beecher 087 799 9251 [email protected] Mentor Áine Fanning Mentor Eimear Butler 6 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos 7 Dublin Camogie Under 14 Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Manager Pat Martin 086 3377755 Selector Barbara Grennell 087 2850766 Selector Michael Ward 086 3736276 Mentor Eimear Butler Mentor Joan Twomey Dublin Camogie Under 13 Team Management 2011 Position Name Telephone Email Manager Dave Pearson 087 27777386 8 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Club Contact List BALLINTEER ST JOHNS Colours Orange & Black Address Grange Road Rathfarnham Broadford Dublin 16 Pitches Marley Park Website: www.ballinteerstjohns.com CLUB GAA OFFICERS Chairperson Kieran Duffy Tel No/Mob 01 4931788 Secretary Nora Tully Tel No/Mob 01 2960597/087 926 1082. E: [email protected] Address 188 Meadow Grove Dundrum Dublin 16 CAMOGIE OFFICERS Chairperson Tom Hayes Tel No/Mob 086 8266288 Secretary Breda Kelly Tel No/Mob 086 8394366 35 Lynwood Dundrum, Dublin 14 Email [email protected] Childrens Officer: Philip Browne, 18 Grangefield, Dublin 16 Tel No/Mob 01 495 3765/086 6182040 COUNTY BOARD DELEGATES Senior Board Tom Hayes Tel No/Mob 01 494 5119/086 826 6288 Minor Board Breda Kelly Tel No/Mob 086 839 4366 REFEREE CO-ORDINATORS Juvenile Breda Kelly Tel No/Mob 086 839 4366 Adult Nora Tully Tel No/Mob 087 926 1082 CAMOGIE CORRESPONDENCE Secretary Breda Kelly Tel No/Mob 086 8394366 Address 35 Lynwood Dundrum, Dublin 14 Email [email protected] TEAMS & MENTOR INFORMATION TEAM MENTOR(S) TEL NOS Senior B Tom Hayes 086 8266288 Under 16 Martin Tully 01 4906517 087 2411268 Under 14 Philip Browne 01 4953756 086 6182040 Under 13 Dermot Quinn 087 2707323 Peter O’Shea 087 2344327 Under 12 Declan White 086 3519441 11A John Meagher 087 2970812 Marie Ní Choisáin 087 9231993 Under 11B John Meagher 087 2970812 Marie Ní Choisáin 087 9231993 Under 10 Bill Hayden 087 6487110 8 Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos Visit www.dublincamogie.ie for latest news and photos 9 Club Contact List BALLYBODEN ST ENDAS Colours Blue and White Address Firhouse Road Templeogue Dublin 16 Tel No/Mob 4947950 Web: www.bodengaa.ie Email [email protected] Pitches Páirc Uí Mhurchú; Cherryfield; St. Endas Park, Hermitage; Knocklyon Park, Ballycullen; Elkwood; Sancta Maria CLUB GAA OFFICERS Chairperson Terry O’Neill Secretary Ciaran Maguire Address c/o Ballyboden St. Endas. Firhouse Road Templeogue, Dublin 16 P.R.O Gerry O’Sullivan 087 2075017 CAMOGIE OFFICERS Chairperson Gerry White 087 9312851 Secretary Mona Uí Shúilleabháin Tel No/Mob 4953835 087 6346790 Address 4 Orlagh Court Knocklyon Dublin 16 Email [email protected] Other
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