Archive for the ‘Health and Wellbeing’ Category

Following on from Elaine’s hugely successful Couch to 5K last January, Glynn Barntown Camogie Club invite you to get fit & active for 2019! Elaine will take registrations this Saturday morning Jan 26th 10-11am in the clubhouse & on Monday 28th Jan before the first session. Sessions will be 7-8pm Mon, Wed & Fri. Suitable for all ages from u10 upwards!

Registration is €20 for 1, €30 for 2 members of same family & €40 for 3 members of same family.

Come along and join the fun!!!

Well done and thank you to our Health and Wellbeing Committee Elaine, Michael, Dee, Emer, Dermot( Health and Wellbeing Officer) & David for a relaxed and well presented workshop this evening. Plenty of food for thought for ways to take time for ourselves in our busy lives.

All adults welcome to attend as our Health and Wellbeing Committee present a “5 Ways to Wellbeing” workshop this Thursday May 10th 8-9.30pm in the clubhouse. 

Positive sidelines is an initiative from Wexford County Coiste na nÓg. Glynn Barntown GAA Club fully supports this initiative and we ask that all mentors, parents and indeed supporters buy into the ethos of the project to make the playing experience for our children as positive and enjoyable as possible.

The club would like to thank John Lonergan for his very informative talk last Friday night in the clubhouse which was well attended by both parents and young players. The talk covered issues which present themselves to young people growing up today in Ireland. We thank Iain and the Coiste na nÓg committee for organising the talk as part of our club’s commitment to working positively alongside our members both on and off  the field. 

TIME TO RECLAIM THE HURLING WALL FROM THE BEAST!
We need your help from 6.30pm tomorrow Thurs March 8th at the hurling wall. If you are free and have a shovel ( preferably a snow shovel) please come along. Wheelbarrows would be really handy also!

THE FUN WAY TO 5K!
REGISTRATION SATURDAY JANUARY 20TH!