ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CAMOGIE
From Irish Gaelic camógaíocht, from camóg crooked stick.
TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «CAMOGIE»
The term «camogie» is quite widely used and occupies the
44.189 position in our list of most widely used terms in the
English dictionary.
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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAMOGIE»
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camogie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
camogie and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Camogie: Ashbourne Cup, All Ireland Colleges
Camogie ...
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2
Articles on
Camogie Competitions, Including: All-Ireland ...
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3
Sports Around the World: History, Culture, and Practice
The following are the differences between camogie and hurling. In camogie all
players, including the goalkeeper, must wear the same jersey but the goalkeeper
in hurling must wear a distinctive jersey. Skirts or skorts must be worn in camogie
...
John Nauright, Charles Parrish, 2012
4
Articles on
Camogie, Including: Kildare Senior
Camogie ...
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5
Ireland Unbound: A Turn of the Century Chronicle
This is typified in the bogus Joe Rabbitte call to RTE Radio 1, where the caller
described camogie players as 'unhealthy, unfeminine and unladylike'.17 He went
on to say: 'We don't mind girls playing tennis, you know, we don't mind them ...
Michel Peillon, Mary P. Corcoran, 2002
6
Encyclopedia of World Sport: From Ancient Times to the Present
Camogie is a modified form of hurling with 12 players per team and is Ireland's
national field sport for women. The game resembles hurling (an exclusively male
sport), although physical contact is more re- stricted. Players score points by ...
David Levinson, Karen Christensen, 1999
7
Articles on Dublin
Camogie Players, Including: Kathleen ...
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8
Action on Poverty Today Issue 22 (Autumn 2008)
Social inclusion activity is often seen as a serious matter but the Camogie
Association of Ireland blew that notion apart when it organised club open days to
introduce girls from minority ethnic communities to one of Ireland's traditional
sports.
9
Articles on
Camogie Players, Including: Pamela Fitzgerald ...
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10
Online Intercultural Exchange: An Introduction for Foreign ...
(I play camogie and do Karate after college, by the way) [...]. GE1 (1 December): [.
..] Da ich gerade bei den Fragen bin, was ist 'camogie'. [...] While I'm asking
questions, what is 'camogie'. IR1 (3 December): [...] Camogie ist eine Irische
Sport, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAMOGIE»
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camogie is used in the context of the following news items.
WGPA condemn camogie and football fixtures clash: “This is an …
Cork and Clare's dual players are being asked to either choose between the two codes they play - camogie and Gaelic football - or attempt to ... «Irish Examiner, Jul 15»
Camogie results and fixtures
Gorey Guardian Under-16 Roinn 1 championship Group 2: Oylegate-Glenbrien w.o., St. Martin's 'B' scr.; Cloughbawn w.o., St. Martin's 'B' scr. «Irish Independent, Jul 15»
Camogie legend Jane Adams turns to golf in retirement
JANE Adams is one of camogie's most recognised stars with her long and successful career as captain of both Rossa and Antrim. She has five ... «the Irish News, Jul 15»
Cork women dual players in dilemma
His Cork football team are down to face Kerry in the Munster final (set for Mallow at 6pm), and the Cork camogie team – which features at least ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»
Limerick camogie denied by Wexford fightback
LIMERICK camogie suffered a heart-breaking 3-9 to 0-11 defeat to Wexford in round three of the All Ireland senior championship on Saturday ... «Limerick Leader, Jul 15»
Wexford maintain their unbeaten record in the Camogie …
Niamh McGrath came off the bench to edge Galway over the line but the League champions were given the fright of their lives by Offaly before ... «Newstalk 106-108 fm, Jul 15»
Cork triumphant over Clare in Camogie clashes
Clares Michelle McMahon goes high for a dropping ball as Corks Clodagh Donovan moves in in Clare's Michelle McMahon goes high for a ... «The Clare Herald, Jul 15»
Young camogie players head to Croker
Over 1,200 young camogie players will take part Camán to Croker next Tuesday. Organised in association with Torpey Hurleys, players from 64 ... «Clare Champion, Jul 15»
Hurling can take a leaf out of camogie's book
For it is high time the hurling fraternity took a look at their sisters in the Camogie Association to see the success of allowing counties to field their ... «Connacht Tribune Group, Jul 15»
Camogie – Limerick face Wexford in game three of Championship
THE LIMERICK camogie side will face Wexford this Saturday evening at 4pm in Innovate Wexford Park, in what is their third game of the All ... «Limerick Post, Jul 15»
