As part of the above cross-community project – Ophir + St Endas will be going into local schools to take part in joint Rugby/gaelic sessions
with some cross community work involved as well.
This scheme will be commencing soon and as part of same Orne requires coaches to undertake the school sessions.
I would encourage anyone who can to get involved in this very worthwhile and beneficial project. It is the aim of Ophir to possibly develop mini rugby on the back of this scheme so your participation if possible would be very appreciated.
To give you some more details, an information evening has been arranged for Mon 15th October – venue/time to follow on this scheme by the Orne project coordinator – Cathy Young.
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