'Have A Go' initiative a success in Antrim

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The 'Have A Go' initiative was a success in Antrim. Players had the opportunity to pick up a hurl, learn some new skills and experience the enjoyment of sport. Brigid’s Belfast deserve significant credit for giving their time and energy to make both days such a success. It was fantastic to see so many young children having a go, and hopefully some future stars of Antrim hurling and camogie will emerge.

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