Rates: The camogie rates for 2013 are set out below. Please note that GAA family member rates are only available to those families who have paid €180 membership fee for GAA family membership AND paid €150/€100 in respect of the development levy. Please quote your membership number when completing the form.  

All other members are NON GAA members and should pay the NON GAA Family member rates.  

In respect of non GAA club family members, a levy of €50 per family is to be collected for the development fund.   Where a family has children playing across all codes (camogie, ladies football, hurling and football) the levy is to be paid only once per family for the year 2013. 

Notes:

1.    This levy only applies to those families who have girls and boys playing above the nursery grades. For camogie, the nursery comprises girls born in 2005 & 2006.

2.    On payment of this levy and the registration fee the girls become a juvenile member of Kilmacud Crokes GAA club and a member of the Kilmacud Crokes Camogie Club.

Please note that the collection and administration of the camogie registration fee, which is used to run the camogie section for your child, is carried out by parent volunteers. It is very time consuming for those volunteers to follow up on outstanding payments and we very much appreciate your co-operation in registering your daughter in the coming days.

Kind regards,

Fionnuala Redmond

Kilmacud Crokes Camogie Club Registrar

Camogie Registration will take place this Saturday, 9th February from 9am to 1.30pm in the Glenalbyn club house. A registration evening will be held on Thursday, 14th February from 8pm to 9.30pm also in the club house.

To open the Information Sheet and the Registration Form for 2013, please CLICK HERE. 

Please see the Code of Conduct for Players & Parents by clicking on Code of Conduct on the left hand side of this screen.

Players who are not registered by 14th February are not insured to play or train with Kilmacud Crokes.

Kilmacud Crokes Camogie Club

Code of Conduct - Players and Parents

PARENTS / GUARDIANS should encourage their child to:

• Play by the rules.
• Improve their skills levels.
• Appreciate everybody on their team, regardless of ability.

PARENTS / GUARDIANS should lead by example:

• Respect officials’ decisions and encourage children to do likewise.
• Do not exert undue pressure on your child.
• Never admonish your own child or any other child for their standard of play.
• Be realistic in their expectations.
• Show approval for effort, not just results.
• Never embarrass a child or use sarcastic remarks towards a player.
• Applaud good play from all teams.
• Do not seek to unfairly affect a game or player.
• Do not enter the field of play or play area unless invited to do so by an official in charge.

PARENTS / GUARDIANS should:

• Complete and return the registration/permission and medical consent forms for their child’s participation in the club.
• Ensure that their child punctually attends coaching sessions/games or other activities.
• Provide their child with proper clothing and equipment.
• Listen to what young people have to say.
• Show approval whether the team wins, loses or draws a game.
• Never attempt to meet their own needs and aspirations for success and achievement through their children’s participation in games.

YOUNG PLAYERS should always:

• Play fairly, do their best and enjoy themselves.
• Respect fellow team members regardless of ability, ethnic origin, cultural background or religion.
• Support fellow team members whether they do well or not so well.
• Represent their team, their club and their family with pride and dignity.
• Respect all coaches, mentors, officials and their opponents.
• Be gracious in defeat and modest in victory.
• Shake hands before and after the game irrespective of the result.
• Inform their coach/mentor/manager when they are unavailable for training and games.
• Talk to the Club Children’s Officer with any concerns or questions they may have.
• Adhere to acceptable standards of behaviour and their Club’s Code of Discipline.
• Tell somebody else if they or others have been harmed in any way.
• Take due care of club equipment.

 YOUNG PLAYERS should not:

• Cheat – always play by the rules.
• Shout at or argue with an official, team mates or opponents or use violence.
• Use unfair or bullying tactics to gain advantage or isolate other players.
• Spread rumours.
• Tell lies about adults or other young people.
• Play or train if they feel unwell or are injured.
• Use unacceptable language or racial and/or sectarian references.

(Taken from the Joint Code of Behaviour for Camogie, GAA, Ladies’ Football, Rounders and Handball.)

Camogie Registration takes place at the end of January on a Saturday morning and on an evening to be decided. The registration dates will be communicated to parents at the beginning of January. The registration period runs from January to December. Girls who take up camogie for the first time are given approximately a 6 week 'lead in ' period before they need register. New girls who start in September, do not need to register until the following January.

Camogie rates will be communicated to parents nearer the registration date. Parents who find themselves in financial difficulties are asked to contact the registrar or their daughter's mentor (in complete confidence) in order to ensure that their daughter is registered within the registration deadline.

Maria O'Hurley is the juvenile camogie registrar and can be contacted on 087 227 1526 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .