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Upwards on sixty youngsters aged 4-8 years old took part in the Clonduff GAA Club’s second Gaelic Start Programme held in INF Hall Hilltown during February and March 2012. The Gaelic Start programme is aimed at boys and girls from P1 to P4 and will be delivered by qualified coaches and parents – it can only work with the input and involvement of the parents. Now the indoor programme has concluded these future Clonduff players will be moving outdoors (weather permitting) to the Sunday morning coaching session in the field commencing at 10 30 am.
