Use of Irish during training

[theticklemister]

I try to encourage the use of irish when taking training and especially the underage such as liathraoid geansai and a haon, a do, a tri.......

Anybody else?

I dont know of the GAA has any structured programme for this, but it is a great idea.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Yep we use it at Na Magha

[theticklemister]

Of all the clubs associated with people on this board an the club nearest my own do it!

Good man fear, you have big O Mianian up there plus a few others keeping it alive.

[Farrandeelin]

Do ye say pointe or cúilín when the ball goes thar an trasnán?

[thebandit]

I coach under 12s and under 14s.... I do this too

[5 Sams]

Do ye say pointe or cúilín when the ball goes thar an trasnán?

Cúl nó báid?

[Ciarrai_thuaidh]

Do ye say pointe or cúilín when the ball goes thar an trasnán?

Cúl nó báid?

Báid, cinnte!

I may be biased but the Corca Dhuibhne terms sound a lot better I think.
Báideoir > Cúl Báire
Caide > Peile
Gort > Páirc

Not sure what the Irish for Blanket defence or puke football would be, must look that up. 

[shawshank]

Are you serious, how irrelevant is this!

[theticklemister]

Are you serious, how irrelevant is this!

Promote the ethoes of the GAA, keep alive our native tongue, open up Irish to those who have never use, encourage children to use it..........