Cairn Community Games Women in Sport Own It Workshop coming to Letterkenny

Cairn Community Games are hosting Our Women's Network Own It session in collaboration with Move2B in Letterkenny.

These workshops highlight the importance of Women in Sport and give those interested in and already involved in local Cairn Community Games Areas an opportunity to gain knowledge and awareness of Cairn Community Games.

This event will take place on Saturday, February 28 from 11am-2pm in the Station House Hotel, Letterkenny, Donegal, F92 ERV1.

This session will include: Move2B Women In Sport Workshop, vetting information and guidelines, a Q&A session and guidance to establishing and re-establishing areas.

Move2B is a purpose driven organisation on a mission to ensure girls and female athletes feel that sport and physical activity have a place for them. During this workshop, attendees will gain an understanding of the current landscape of sports in Ireland, female physiology, best methods to support female athletes, changing cultural narratives and be provided with practical steps to get started.

Anyone who is interested in being involved in helping to inspire the next generation of female athletes, through coaching, volunteering or establishing their local Cairn Community Games area are very welcome. Please register your interest here

Gerry McGuinness, National President of Cairn Community Games said: ‘’Cairn Community Games are delighted to host this Own It session for volunteers to highlight the importance of Women in Sport. This event will support local areas in Donegal in continuing to thrive and ensure we can provide unforgettable opportunities for young people across the county.”

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David Hoysted, Chief Executive of Cairn Community Games, said: “Cairn Community Games recognises the value of supporting local areas and volunteers. Through initiatives such as Women in Sport & our workshop in collaboration with Move2B, we help strengthen local Community Games areas, boost volunteer confidence and help communities across Donegal continue offering meaningful opportunities for young people.”

Tom Noonan, Head of Marketing, Cairn said: “We are committed to supporting the sustained growth of Cairn Community Games nationwide, at a local, county and national level. We recognise the value of investing in community-led initiatives such as women in sport that empower young people, strengthen local networks, and contribute to a vibrant, active Ireland. We’re delighted to play our part in supporting such a meaningful national institution.’’