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Moville and Burt GAA will receive support visits from the LGFA
Moville and Burt GAA have been announced as two of the 50 clubs across the country that the LGFA has chosen that is afforded the opportunity of a support visit of their choosing during 2024 to assist with their needs.
This is part of the LGFA’s 50-year anniversary celebrations, to mark the founding of the association in 1974.
As part of the support guides, Moville GAA has decided to pick the Key2Coaching Workshop, which will the club to see all the hints and tips provided in the LGFA’s coaching education courses. The Moville club will be able to see this in action with a coaching session in their club.
Meanwhile, Burt GAA opted to seek the support of the Go Games Referee Course which aims to develop the fundamental skills of refereeing and to enable referees to work in a fun, safe environment at non-competitive Go Games. The course is aimed at participants aged 16 years and over.
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