Key Notes
"Opening Address (Friday)" by Ciarán McLaughlin
"Gaelfast: A New Approach to Developing the GAA in Belfast" by Dr Paul Donnelly
"Super Games Centre" by Ciarán Boyle
"Super Games Centre" by Conor Reilly
"Rockland GAA & Lincoln Lions 5 Star Centre" by Owen Mooney
"Hurling on Both Sides!" by Martin Fogarty
"Opening Address" by John Horan
"Going WeLL" by Pat Daly
"Thinking Beyond Tactics" by Jamsie O'Connor & JJ Delaney
"Player Development Coaching - Where to next?" by Philip Kerr
"Expression & Freedom for Learning & Development - Let them be children" by Owen Mooney
"Stealth Coaching - Integrating the components of our Game" by Colm Nally
"Developing a Process Approach to Create a Performance Environment" by Ken Robinson
"Concussion: Culture Eats Protocol for Breakfast" by Dr Katie Liston
"Combining the 'Me' and the 'We' and Optimising Wellbeing" by Derek McGrath
"Hurling & UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Recognition" by John Fenton, Louise Conlon, Prof. Aidan O'Sullivan, Daniel McCarthy & Dr Claire Cave
"Dealing with Success and Overcoming Adversity" by Tony Hanahoe
"Coaches affect eternity: What will your legacy be?" by Liam Moggan
"Being a Hurler/Camogie Player" by Kevin Murray
"The Three C's of the Rocky Road to Success: Coaching, Competition and Challenge" by Dr Aine McNamara & Laura Walsh
"Learning by Learning" by Richard Cheetham
"The evolution of Gaelic Football: What type of game do we want?" by David Hassan
"The GAA Concussion Management Guidelines - A Guide for Coaches on how to recognise and manage concussion" by Dr Enda Devitt
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"Learnings from the GAA National Injury Surveillance Database on how to prevent injury at club level" by Mark Roe
"Analyse the Game and Make Objectives Decisions" by James Podsiadly
"A Journey of Endeavour Around Becoming Better" by Bernard Dunne