The very best of luck to clonkillgaa management and players in the Westmeath GAA County Final. 👍💚💛

Unbelievable stuff from Clonkill. Huge congrats to all involved. 🏆🏆🏆💚💛

12 ways to retain more children in sport 1 Know names 2 Say hello 3 Include all 4 Play fun warm ups 5 Smile 6 Allow some free play 7 Reduce overly structured sessions 8 Play small sided games 9 Praise effort 10 Accept mistakes 11 Encourage creativity 12 Remove pressure

Bad day for the maor Foirne.... Medic is the only person allowed on pitch now!! The physio will be bambuzzled with info to pass to the team🚑..

Great class for the U11's from Tommy Gallagher and Westmeath Coaching & Games. Just the right length of time too.. it went down a storm in our house 👏.

Lovely 5k stroll for the #westmeathmovathon. Westmeath LGFA Westmeath GAA... Westmeath Camogie... Nominating all the lads on westmeath U20 Hurling panel. 🇱🇻🇱🇻

Thanks to Clonkill Camogie and Bernie Corroon GDA for dropping the Easter Egg out to Lily May. Great idea 💚💛. She's delighted

Matthew O'Brien Clonkillhurling doing the strikeathon 1,000 strikes done. Westmeath GAA #lakecountychallenge donation 👍.

We gave it our all. Very proud to manage our great group of men on the Westmeath GAA U20 panel. They emptied the tank for our County and I couldn't be more proud of them. Best of luck to Laois GAA for remainder of championship.

Seamie's first match... U7 go games.. Hope the Brownstown boys have shin guards😬😬

Boys day out...

Ken is one of the best around, still going strong and getting the maximum out of teams. We'd great times playing fitzgibbon in templemore 20 odd years ago.. Best of luck to both teams.

Great first match in Croker for Seamie and Lily May.

Lily may ready to do a lock of ground hurling....

The winning manager should always be gracious in victory...!!!

Train trip to the big smoke....

County Final Ready..

A bag of chips after a county final win . Well done lads. You will motivate these kids for years to come. Na Dunta Abu

Want to get a taste of how a small club can take down a juggernaut - well, stick the kettle on and give yourself a few minutes to read this article. Really gets to the core of what sport is about. the42.ie/5937191t

I think there are very few parents who would have a bad word about the GAA Go Games. The question shouldn't be why aren't underage games competitive, it should be about how to ensure our teenagers want to continue to play sport as they get older.