Gaelic games Concussion Education Course now available

The Concussion Education Course will help non-medically-trained volunteers to recognise the main signs and symptoms of concussion 
The GAA, LGFA and Camogie Associations are pleased to make available to their membership a Concussion Education Course specific to Gaelic Games. One course per province will run during the month of October, and these free events are available to any club member.

These interactive courses, following on from the updated Concussion Management Guidelines for Gaelic Games document published earlier this year, will help non-medically-trained volunteers to recognise the main signs and symptoms of concussion and will provide a clear understanding of the principles of concussion management, treatment and rehabilitation. We would encourage any member interested in improving their knowledge on this important player welfare subject to register for one of the four courses as listed below –


Munster GAA HQ, Limerick – 16/10/25 – 7.00pm
Connacht COE, Bekan, Mayo – 20/10/25 – 7.00pm
National Games Development Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin – 21/10/25 – 7.00pm
Tyrone GAA COE, Garvaghy – 29/10/25 – 7.00pm


Please use the below registration link to confirm your place. Please only confirm if you will be in a position to attend in person.

https://forms.office.com/e/4VELSfUv40

All GAA Concussion-related resources can be accessed here - https://learning.gaa.ie/concussion

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