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under 6 gaa in myshall

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  • 10-10-2009 6:11pm
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    cantona1111
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    I was wondering does anyone know if myshall have under 6 gaa teams, my little lad is 4 and in junior infants in school and i looking to get him interested in sport


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    ShayK1
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    I've been told that u12 is the first Championship but u10 and u8 do blitz. No mention of u6.


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    Super-Rush
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    Under 8/10 is as young as it goes.


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    racso1975
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    little kickers is a program that runs for 5 and under there was an article in nationalist about it. swimming class's and athletics is all i can think of. carlow rugby have a 6yrs of age limit before joining i think


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    cantona1111
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    Kilbride, ballon and fighting cocks are developing an underage hurling thing, i believe they are doing under 6, but i wouldnt say its competitive, its just that my kids live in myshall, would be easier if i could take them down there


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    byhookorbycrook
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    Cantona, if there isn't under 6 what about approaching the club and volunteering to start that age group?Little Kickers is a commercial soccer thing afaik


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    Bob_Harris
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    Get him out the back garden and have a puck around with him, the best skill development comes with untrained natural development.


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    cantona1111
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    Bob_Harris wrote: »
    Get him out the back garden and have a puck around with him, the best skill development comes with untrained natural development.


    We are allways kicking the ball around when they are over, its more of a social development thing, that little kickers thing is pretty expensive


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