Camogie 2019: The Players’ View
Research has been completed by the WGPA on the views of adult intercounty Camogie players in 2019. Key findings around … Continue reading »
Young Leader Award Winner 2019 – Waterford’s Caoimhe McGrath
From the off, you can tell Caoimhe McGrath is a grafter. At just 22 years old, the Abbeyside clubwoman already … Continue reading »
Women’s Gaelic Players Association and Gaelic Players Association Sign Scholarship Partnership with the National University of Ireland, Galway
The WGPA and GPA in association with the National University of Ireland, Galway have announced three new scholarship deals open … Continue reading »
WGPA Scholarship Presentations 2019
The Women’s Gaelic Players Association (WGPA) presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5thApril at PwC headquarters in Dublin. A … Continue reading »
WGPA Performance Workshop at Setanta College
Saturday 27th April 2019, Setanta College @ SportsLab, Thurles, 9:30am – 4pm. Session One: Practical Lessons from High Performance Injury … Continue reading »
“My overwhelming message is to just take the chance!” – Kildare’s Caoimhe Keoghegan
Often when we celebrate women in sport, we focus solely on their on field achievements but Kildare woman Caoimhe Keoghegan, … Continue reading »
“Every day that you’re on the pitch is a good day.” Armagh’s Kelly Mallon
Kelly Mallon brings a different meaning to the term ‘Dual player’. When the Armagh Senior Ladies Football captain isn’t acting … Continue reading »
“If you’re not going to back yourself, nobody else will.” Dublin’s Aisling Maher
When Dublin senior camogie player Aisling Maher casts her mind back to when she first entered the senior inter-county set-up … Continue reading »
Karakal and WGPA Launch Exclusive Hurling Grip
Karakal and the Women’s Gaelic Players’ Association have teamed up to launch a new WGPA-branded hurling grip, which will … Continue reading »
“I may be wrecked sometimes but it’s like a drug, I can’t leave it go.” – Limerick’s Rebecca Delee
“I may be wrecked sometimes but it’s like a drug, I can’t leave it go.” When Rebecca Delee climbed the … Continue reading »
