Guides
Guides for clubs and coaches
Practical reads for hurling, camogie and football clubs: stats from the sideline, underage coaching, attendance, safeguarding and choosing a club app.
- Choosing a club app: 10 questions for your committeeWhat to ask before your club moves its squads, players and parents onto an app.
- Getting ready for the new season: moving squads up an age groupHow a club moves every underage squad up a year without losing players, records or coaches along the way.
- How to track hurling and camogie stats from the sidelineWhat's worth recording during a game, how to do it on a phone without missing play, and what the numbers tell you.
- How to track Gaelic football stats from the sidelineKick-outs, turnovers and scoring: what's worth recording at a Gaelic or ladies football game, and how one person can do it on a phone.
- Running an underage team: a coach's weekly checklistA simple week for a juvenile hurling, camogie or football coach, from planning training to the post-match message.
- Planning an underage training session: a simple 60-minute planA training session structure for juvenile hurling, camogie and football that keeps every child busy and learning.
- How to know who's coming to training without chasing repliesGet clear yes or no answers for training and games, without a group chat full of thumbs-up and late dropouts.
- A parent's guide to underage hurling, camogie and footballWhat to expect when your child joins a club: training, games, who's who, and how to keep them safe and enjoying it.
- Sharing live scores with parents who can't make the gameHow clubs keep families and supporters up to date during a game, without a running commentary in the group chat.
- Safeguarding checklist for club coaches using apps and group chatsPractical habits for coaches working with under-18s on phones, apps and group messages.
- How to take attendance at underage trainingWhy a proper register matters, what to record, and how to check two vetted adults are present.
- How to run fair county development squad trialsNominations, criteria, assessors and feedback: running trials that players, parents and clubs trust.
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