Laochra Óg Hurling & Camogie Club

Welcome to Laochra Óg Hurling & Camogie Club

Laochra Óg Hurling & Camogie Club was formed to promote Hurling & Camogie in the areas of Clondrohid, Ballyvourney, Kilnamartyra, Macroom and the neighbouring regions.
Its primary aim is to encourage the involvement and participation of children, young adults and members in the activities of the club and in so doing contribute to their own physical, social and personal development.

50/50 Pay-As-You-Go & Annual Ticket

Congratulations to our latest 50/50 Draw Winner

Cathyann Murphy, Clondrohid.

Wins €330 Jackpot

Next Draw on 23rd Mar 2020. Tickets available from more than 25 different local outlets.
Thanks to everyone supporting our club and for helping to promote Hurling & Camogie in West Muskerry.

To see previous Winners click here!

Club Gear

The NEW 2018 Laochra Óg kit, now available!

Player Welfare Section

Club Child Safeguarding Club Statement

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All Trainers! Please ensure you complete the Garda Vetting e-Form

Click here for GAA on-line E-Vetting application form

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