Core modules on ‘How to Coach a Set Play’ as part of the learning space of the new Gaelic Games Coach Pathway are here⬇️ These modules are the first of the new learning opportunities provided through this learning space Carolyn Ruth explains! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3I6BeJU #LGFA | Ladies Gaelic Football

Presented by William Harmon and Stephen Maxwell, this webinar focuses on how patterns of play can develop our players in line with key demands of our game, and the key considerations that coaches need to take into account when implementing patterns of play in their sessions. Connacht Ladies Gaelic Football Leinster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Ulster Ladies Gaelic Britain LGFA London Ladies LGFA Gaelic Games Europe Asian County Board Middle East GAA Scotland

Five ancient Celtic symbols. Thousands of years of meaning. In this new video, we dive into five powerful Celtic symbols and what they really represent beyond the artwork and tattoos. The Awen Three rays of light symbolising inspiration and balance. The two outer rays represent opposing forces, masculine and feminine, while the centre ray brings them into harmony. St Brigid’s Cross Traditionally woven from rushes at Imbolc to mark the start of spring. Rooted in the goddess Brigid and later adopt

Often called the Trinity Knot, this ancient design long predates Christianity and was deeply rooted in Ireland’s pagan past. For the Celts, the three interlocking points represented balance and eternity, the idea that life moves in cycles, not straight lines. Common meanings include Life, death, rebirth Land, sea, sky Mind, body, spirit Past, present, future Later, Christianity adopted the symbol to represent the Holy Trinity, giving it a new layer of meaning while keeping the original form almo