Week three of the Kellogg’s GAA Cul Camps took place from Monday the 13th of July to Friday the 17th. Just like the previous two weeks, numbers in the camps where up across the board with 109 in Truagh, 101 in Killanny, 61 in Eire Og and 113 in Ballybay.

It is great to see so many children looking to attend the camps and continue to practice their GAA skills in a fun and safe environment.

 
Monaghan Coaching & Games Development Committee would like to thank the host clubs for providing their excellent facilities and for supporting and promoting the camps. Furthermore they would like to thank camp co-ordinators, coaches, parents and children for their help in ensuring the camps where a success.

 
This week there are four camps taking place in Latton, Donaghmoyne, Magheracloone and Scotstown. Next week is the las week of Cul Camp’s this year with three camps taking place in Emyvale, Aghabog and Corduff. If your child isn’t registered yet and you would like to send them, you can still do so. Just log onto the Kellogg’s Cul Camp website and register your details. It is important to note that after the 1st of July, if you register your child on the camp after this date they are NOT guaranteed to receive the Kellogg’s Cul Camp backpack in the Monaghan colours.

 
The cost of the camp is €55 for the first child, €45 for the second child and €40 for every child after that. Each child received a free backpack, half zip training top and a Cul Camps jersey.

 
If you would like any further information about the camp please do not hesitate to contact county coordinator Paul O’Connor (086 837 4827) and he will be glad to help.