Please see the flyer below with information regarding underage Gaelic Football, Camogie and Hurling sessions at Killeavy GAC.
Getting young children involved in team sports like GAA — which includes Gaelic football, hurling, and camogie — offers so many benefits beyond physical fitness, including:
- Physical Health and Fitness: GAA sports help children develop strength, coordination, and overall fitness. Through running, jumping, striking, and kicking, they enhance their motor skills, balance, agility, and endurance — all while building lifelong habits for a healthy, active lifestyle.
- Teamwork and Social Skills: Being part of a team teaches children how to collaborate, share responsibilities, and support one another. They develop key communication skills, patience, and empathy that benefit them both on and off the pitch.
- Building Confidence and Resilience: Success on the field builds self-esteem, while learning from setbacks fosters resilience and the importance of perseverance. Children gain valuable experience in handling pressure, receiving feedback, and staying motivated.
- Cultural Connection and Community Spirit: The GAA plays a vital role in Irish culture and community. By participating in our club, children develop a strong sense of local pride and belonging, becoming part of a network of friends and supporters that often lasts a lifetime.
- Developing Discipline and Responsibility: Attending training, practicing regularly, and preparing for matches teach children about commitment, time management, and responsibility — both to themselves and their teammates.
