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Antrim GAA
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Antrim GAA
The official website of
the GAA in Antrim
Yes boys and girls, it’s that time of the year again, the bright evenings are back and your training and matches are getting into full flow again. It’s great when you are able to practice your games late into the evenings be it at home in your garden or back yard or at your local pitch as part of your clubs training.
It’s this practice as a child which will benefit you in the future. If you have been reading the Saffron Og regularly and looking at the player profiles and the advice to young players is along the lines of work hard, train hard, don’t mss training and listen to your managers.
So to be best and follow in the directions of county players you must train and practice your skills regularly, every evening if you can. Scullion Hurls provide some things to help you with your training including portable which you can put in your garden during the summer or your yard during the summer.
Scullion Hurls have sponsored a couple of prize packs in this months Saffron Og
