Cúl Camps

The Castlepollard under 13 group at the GAA Cúl Camp.

Big attendances at Westmeath GAA Cúl Camps

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The Castlepollard under 13 group at the GAA Cúl Camp.

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The Castlepollard under 12 group at the GAA Cúl Camp.

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The Castlepollard under 8 group.

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The Castlepollard under 7 group.

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The Castlepollard under 9 group.

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The Castlepollard under 8 and 9 group.

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The Castlepollard under 11 group.

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The Castlepollard under 6 group.

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The Milltown under 12 group at the GAA Cúl Camp in Seán Doolin Memorial Park on Friday.

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The Milltown under 5 and 6 group.

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The Milltown under 9 and 10 group.

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The Milltown under 7 and group.

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The Milltown under 12 girls group.

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The St Oliver Plunkett’s under 6 group at the GAA Cúl Camp on Friday in St Oliver Plunkett’s hurling grounds.

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The St Oliver Plunkett’s under 8 group.

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The St Oliver Plunkett’s under 8 group.

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The St Oliver Plunkett’s under 10 and 11 group.

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The St Oliver Plunkett’s under 12 and 13 group.

Cúl Camps

Published: Sat 26 Jul 2025, 9:00 AM

Big attendances at Westmeath GAA Cúl Camps

The Westmeath GAA Cúl Camps have been in full swing across the county and they remain as popular as ever, with big attendances at camps in Castlepollard, Milltown, St Oliver Plunkett's, Tubberclair and Castledaly last week.

Westmeath Coaching and Games staff have been busy with the camps and Games Development Administrator Kieran Martin said it has been a good success to date. Games Development Manager Darren Magee said the level of participation remains high, with strong interest across the county.

Coaches have been busy running the camps each day and they continue this week in Rochfortbridge, Multyfarnham, Killucan/Raharney, Kilbeggan and Ballynacargy.