Sligo Rovers are excited to confirm that Republic of Ireland underage striker Jamie O’Donnell has today joined the Bit O’Red, signing a long-term contract.

Rated as one of the top young talents in the region, this will be 16-year-old O’Donnell’s first professional contract. 

A native of Buncrana in County Donegal, O’Donnell started out with local club Cockhill Celtic with whom he spent ten years. 

After those years at Cockhill, he then moved on to Derry City’s academy, featuring at several underage levels for the Candystripes. 

The teen has also represented Ireland at under 15 and 16s, making his international debut in Portugal and most recently featured in a game with Netherlands. He netted twice in a game with Greece and recently scored a late winner against Hungary. He also featured for Derry’s first team against Rovers in a friendly at the start of this year. 

O’Donnell’s eye for a goal and huge potential means his progress has been closely tracked by Rovers boss John Russell who is thrilled to get this move over the line. 

“It’s important that we try to attract the best young talent to Sligo Rovers so I’m delighted that we’ve secured this signing”, Russell tells sligorovers.com. 

“He has represented Ireland at underage level and he has all the attributes to become a top centre forward.

“From chatting to Jamie and his parents, I was really struck by his mentality. A lot of young players have talent but you also need to have the mindset to work hard and push yourself. We feel that this is the right environment for Jamie to develop and progress and we’re all looking forward to working with him.”

O’Donnell is already familiar with some of his new team-mates having played in the same Irish side as fellow Donegal man and Rovers goalkeeper Charlie McGarvey. While centre half Gareth McElroy is from just down the road. 

“Sligo’s such a nice area and would already know a few players at the club which of course, helps a lot”, Jamie says. 

“I know Charlie quite well and he’s a team mate with Ireland. Gareth would be from my area too and I’m looking forward to having the chance to maybe go up against both of them in training when I can and of course playing alongside them.” 

Describing his style of play as similar to World Cup stars Harry Kane and Erling Haaland, O’Donnell is keen to make his mark at the Showgrounds and continue to progress on the international stage.

“I’d see myself as a number nine as I’ve consistently scored goals in that position at all levels. But I am also comfortable anywhere across the front three and in the ten.

“I really like Kane and Haaland as they are both top class nines.They have different styles but I like to take characteristics from both of them.

“I really enjoyed (being with Ireland) and hopefully I’ll continue to be involved with Ireland during my time at Rovers.”

Citing Rovers’ Abbvie Academy’s record of producing young players ready for the first team, Jamie is keen to follow the same lines as the likes of current first team players McElroy and Daire Patton. Both of whom are graduates of our youth system. 

“There’s definitely a pathway here”, Jamie states. 

“Johnny Kenny and Owen Elding’s journeys have certainly highlighted that. Daire and Gareth are thriving in the first team at the moment. 

“What’s best for me and my future was important in deciding to come here and the opportunity to one day play first team football, hopefully in the near future played a massive part in me coming to Sligo. The plan is to work hard and get my chance at senior level and make the most of it. My dream is to become a first-team regular here. 

David Goulden 

It was another successful weekend for the academy, with our sides enjoying an excellent second round of fixtures and producing a number of impressive performances. Across the age groups, there were plenty of positives to take, from dramatic late winners and valuable league points to encouraging displays full of quality.

U20 | Sligo Rovers 2-1 Athlone Town

It was a well-rounded display at The Showgrounds as our U20s picked up their first points of the season.

Rovers started brightly, putting together some excellent passages of play and creating several goalscoring opportunities. The lads’ positive start was rewarded in the 22nd minute when David Jonathan broke the deadlock. The boys continued to apply the pressure until the break, with Callum Lynch playing Corey Lavery-McCay through on goal to double the lead five minutes before half-time.

However, the boys soon discovered it was not going to be a walk in the park, as Athlone pulled a goal back shortly after the restart. A resilient defensive display ensured the two first-half goals proved enough, as Rovers held on to claim all three points against a strong Athlone side.

The lads will look to build on the result next week when they travel north to face Derry, with the aim of climbing further up the table.

U17 | Sligo Rovers 3-2 Finn Harps

It was an enthralling contest between two evenly matched sides as our U17s picked up all three points in dramatic fashion on Sunday.

After the disappointment of conceding a late equaliser away to Drogheda last week, the lads were determined to go one better, and they made the perfect start when the in-form Ryan Quinn opened the scoring in the 19th minute, following on from his brace the previous week.

After a cagey first half, the second period was anything but, with Finn Harps levelling the game shortly after the restart. Rovers responded well, as full-back Ethan O’Neill restored the lead with a fine finish.

Both sides continued to threaten for the remainder of the half, and it looked like déjà vu for the boys when Finn Harps grabbed a late equaliser, leaving Rovers on the verge of dropping points late for a second consecutive week.

However, super-sub Dillon Doherty had other ideas. Introduced just four minutes earlier, Doherty fired home a dramatic 93rd-minute winner to spark wild celebrations and secure all three points for Rovers at the death.

The win leaves Rovers second in the table ahead of next weekend’s away trip to Longford Town, where they will be aiming for another victory.

U14 Development Weekend

Rovers had three U14 sides in action at the FAI National Training Centre on Saturday, with all three teams producing committed and hard-working performances throughout the day.

Two of the sides were narrowly beaten 1-0 by Wexford and Waterford in closely contested games. Despite the results, there were plenty of encouraging displays, with several players stepping up and showing great quality both on and off the ball.

It proved to be a more difficult afternoon for the third U14 side, who came up against a strong Klub Kildare outfit. While the scoreline did not reflect the effort shown by the boys, the game provided another valuable learning experience as they continue their development.

WU17 | Sligo Rovers 2-2 Longford Town

A solid display from the WU17s saw the girls earn a valuable point against an impressive Longford Town side.

Coming into the game on the back of a 3-2 victory away to Drogheda last week, confidence was high, and the girls made the perfect start when Farry opened the scoring with a fine finish in the ninth minute.

Both teams continued to create chances, with Longford responding through a well-worked equaliser before taking the lead just before half-time.

Rovers responded well after the break, with the in-form Farry grabbing her second of the game to level the scores once again. The remainder of the match was a closely contested affair, with both defences standing firm against some dangerous attacking play as the sides ultimately had to settle for a share of the spoils.

The point leaves the girls joint top of the table ahead of next Saturday’s away trip to Finn Harps, where they will be hoping to continue their strong start to the season.

Tom Lavery

BY CONALL COLLIER

Bonnie McKiernan’s 92^nd minute finger-tip save earned Sligo Rovers a well-deserved Women’s Premier Division point following a thrilling 1-1 draw against hosts Treaty Utd in the live TG4 game on Saturday evening.

Last week at Tolka Park McKiernan made a finger-tip save to deny Shelbourne from the penalty spot and on this occasion she spectacularly tipped Madison McGuane’s goal-bound effort over the bar.

Both sides were disappointed not to win an encounter where the action flowed from end-to-end throughout the 90 minutes as a Cara Jordan-inspired Sligo Rovers hit the front through Emma Hansberry on 35 minutes, but the impressive Katie Lawlee levelled for Treaty six minutes later.

The Bit O’Red created the more clear-cut chances in that opening half although Treaty shaded the exchanges in terms of possession and Lawlee was a constant threat.

Treaty ‘keeper Katherine Hess made a smart save after only six minutes and was kept on her toes as Hansberry went close on 23 minutes and she then saved well from Anna McDaniel.

However, she had to pick the ball out of the net when Hansberry produced a composed finish after the chance was created by Jordan letting the ball run.

The lead was short-lived when Lawlee embarked on a solo raid that took her past a couple of challenges before she flashed her effort to the net to leave it level at the interval.

The pattern was similar in the second-half and Hess was relieved when Treaty scrambled a clearance after she dropped the ball from a Bit O’Red corner in the 52^nd minute.

The Bit O’Red continued to press and Jordan on two occasions and Cara King were unlucky not to score.

While Treaty enjoyed lots of possession, they didn’t cause any real problems for a hard-working Sligo Rovers side in which Ella Karolak was excellent although it took that 92^nd minute McKiernan save to deny McGuane a winner for Treaty.

Treaty Utd – Katherine Hess; Grace McInerney, Kyan Coady, Emma Oliphant, E Goggin, Katie Jones, Madison McGuane, Katie Lawlee, Jodie Griffin, Ciara Breslin, Sarah Rice. 

Sub – Áine Walsh for Griffin 70 mins.

Sligo Rovers – Bonnie McKiernan; Kelsey McQuillan, Alana Doherty, Sabrina Hillyer, Ella Karolak, Emma Hansberry, Cara Jordan, Sydney Stephens, Emma Duffy, Cara King, Anna McDaniel. 

Subs – Alice Lillie for McQuillan 63 mins, Paula McGrory for Hansberry 75m.

Referee – Eric Eaton.

Assistant-referees – Shane O’Donoghue, Oisin Walsh.

Fourth official – Wayne McDonnell.

David Goulden at the Showgrounds 

Match Day Sponsor: North West Credit Union.

Match Ball Sponsor: National Learning Network, Sligo.

Paddy Barrett struck a 95th minute leveller as Shelbourne denied Sligo Rovers what would have been a crucial three points following late drama at the Showgrounds.

Two up courtesy of first Rovers goals for Mai Traore and Daire Patton, the Bit O’Red saw Shels dig their way back into this one when Ali Coote sensationally halved Rovers’ lead nine minutes from time with a vicious strike from distance. 

Throwing everything at Rovers to the death, Shels pulled out their late equaliser when Barrett fired past Sam Sargeant in the fifth minute of added time, Rovers dropping points late on for the second week running. 

The result leaves Rovers three points ahead of bottom side Waterford and just two off Drogheda in eighth.

John Russell made just the one change from late defeat to Pat’s last week with Sean McHale returning in place of Kyle McDonagh. Striker Traore started for what was his last game for the club, with the Guinean due to report back to parent club Notts County next week. Midfielders Seb Quirk and Archie Meekison made the bench as they both continue their return to full fitness. 

Shels’ interim boss Lorcan Fitzgerald elected for three personnel switches from the derby defeat to Bohs on Monday. Rodrigo Freitas, Zeno Rossi and Coote coming in as Shels looked to pick up a first win in three. 

For what was their first game without the departed O’Brien in the dugout since the beginning of the 2021 season, the visitors did show early intention without anything to show for it. 

Freitas’ early effort which was easily dealt with by Sargeant, the closest they came before Rovers got settled. 

Traore was only inches off a Will Fitzgerald cross as Sligo began to question the Shels rearguard. 

The same man was involved again 90 seconds later when Traore inadvertently laid a Fitzgerald ball into the path of Patton, who was foiled by Wessell Speel in the Shels nets. 

Traore turned on the style as he finally found the net just short of the half hour. 

The impressive Carl McHugh did the hard work as he closed down a Barrett attempted clearance, the ball looping into the air. Traore trapped the ball as it fell from the sky, executing a superb placed effort, which sailed beyond Speel from the edge of the Shels area.  

Rattled by this, the Dubliners showed vulnerability at the back as Traore struck the bottom of Speel’s post amid unsure defending from a Fitzgerald corner. 

Talisman Harry Wood pulled a routine save from Sargeant in the late stages of the second period as Sligo continued to frustrate their guests.  

There was further grief for the Drumcondra outfit on 55 minutes when Patton arrived late to smuggle Sean Stewart’s drilled cross beyond Speel for his first goal for his boyhood club. 

Shels had Sligo pinned back for the majority of the remaining minutes. 

Sargeant was able to pluck a header from Wood from the air, while the Rovers net-minder somehow kept out a Frietas header from a Milan Mbeng assist from point blank range. 

The press paid off nine from time when Coote let rip from 25 yards, whipping an unstoppable drive past Sargeant and into the top corner for his second of the year. 

Shels fired the lot at Rovers late on. Sub Ollie Denham managed to head the ball away from under his own crossbar with seconds of normal time to go. While Cian Kavanagh took a Speel volley off his own line on 94, leading to the corner that resulted in Barrett’s climatic equaliser. 

Next up for Rovers is a league clash with Shamrock Rovers at the Showgrounds this coming Friday, kick-off 7.45pm.

Sligo Rovers: Sam Sargeant; Jeannot Esua, Sean McHale, Gareth McElroy, Sean Stewart (Ollie Denham 69); James McManus (Kevin Zefi 79), Carl McHugh; Will Fitzgerald, Daire Pattton, Ryan O’Kane (Archie Meekison 83); Mai Traore (Cian Kavanagh 69). 

Shelbourne: Wessel Speel;  Kameron Ledwidge, Paddy Barrett, Zeno Rossi (Odhran Casey 62);  Milan Mbeng (Sean Moore 75), Dan Kelly (Will Jarvis 75); Ellis Chapman (Jack Henry-Francis 62), Evan Caffrey, Harry Wood; Ali Coote (Joey Wuna 82); Rodrigo Freitas. 

Referee: Rob Hennessy. 

Attendance: 2,089.

Match Day Sponsor: North West Credit Union.

Match Ball Sponsor: National Learning Network, Sligo.

Centre halves Ollie Denham and Sean McHale are available for selection once again as Sligo Rovers men’s senior team are at home for the first time in four weeks as we face Shelbourne at the Showgrounds, this Saturday. 

Kick-off in Sligo is 7.45pm as the Bit O’Red go in search of a first win four following consecutive losses to Bohs, Waterford and St Pat’s respectively. 

Rovers will look for a victory over the Drumcondra side since 2024 and this will be the third time the sides meet this season. 

The Dubliners beat Rovers at the Showgrounds back in March thanks to a Daniel Kelly goal just after the hour. While John Russell’s men took a well merited point from Tolka Park following a stalemate at the same ground just last month.

Denham returns from suspension having been sent off in Waterford, while McHale was restricted from lining out at Richmond Park last Friday due to the terms of his loan from Pat’s. He also returns for selection. 

Russell will be without a few players through injury but there were encouraging updates on both Seb Quirk and Archie Meekison. Both players are well ahead of schedule on their individual recovery plans and may be fit enough to make the bench this weekend.

Both Mai Traore and Shane Blaney will return to their parent clubs after the Shels game following the expiration of their loan periods.  

This will be Shels’ first game without former manager Joey O’Brien since he left the club on Thursday and Russell knows to expect a bounce under interim boss Lorcan Fitzgerald.

“They’ve obviously made the switch in terms of management but we can expect the same tough challenge. 

“They have some extremely talented players and have a lot of experience given that they still have lads who were there two years ago when they won the league. It’s going to be another big game for us and we’re looking forward to it, in front of our own fans.”

Despite having suffered late heartache late on in Dublin last week, Russell was encouraged by his team’s showing and has asked them to keep levels high ahead of Saturday’s tie.

“Yes, it stung losing a game that late. But we were the better team in the first half. We played some of the best football we’ve played this year. We deserved something from it. 

“We were brave in and out of possession and created loads. Second half, we had to soak up pressure and try to hit them on the break. But eventually the pressure told, unfortunately. But for 92 minutes, we were superb. We played on the front foot and showed what we could do. 

“We take a lot of confidence from that game and look to bring it into this one.”  

David Goulden

Sligo Rovers are delighted to confirm the appointment of Niall Harrison as the Club’s new Head of Academy Coaching, with the Sligo native set to take up the role in early July 2026.

Harrison arrives at the Showgrounds with a wealth of experience at the very top level of player and coach development in Ireland. His appointment represents a major step forward as the Bit O’ Red continue to strengthen their academy structures and long-term vision.

A UEFA Pro Licence coach with decades of experience in the game, Niall has played a central role in shaping Ireland’s elite underage pathway. Most recently, he served as Boys Emerging Talent National Coordinator with the FAI from 2006 to 2025, leading one of the most important development programmes in Irish football.

During that time, he worked with and supported the progression of a host of players who have gone on to perform at the highest levels of the game, including Caoimhín Kelleher, Dara O’Shea, Evan Ferguson and Robbie Brady.

Just as importantly, Harrison is widely respected for his work in coach education, having tutored on UEFA Pro Licence and Elite Youth A Licence courses while mentoring many of the League of Ireland’s leading coaches — including current Sligo Rovers manager John Russell.

That blend of experience, personality and proven ability to develop both players and coaches makes him an ideal fit for a club that places academy football at the heart of everything it does.

This is a significant moment for Sligo Rovers. With the stadium redevelopment, the club’s centenary on the horizon and an ambition to cement its place as the leading player-development club in the region, the strengthening of the academy has never been more important. The appointment of a figure of Harrison’s standing underlines that intent.

Welcoming Niall to the Showgrounds, Sligo Rovers Academy Director Conor O’Grady said:

“We’re absolutely thrilled to bring someone of Niall’s calibre into the club. His experience speaks for itself but, just as importantly, his values and his approach to developing players and coaches are exactly what we’re about at Sligo Rovers.

As we continue to develop the Showgrounds and look ahead to the club’s centenary, building a strong, sustainable academy is crucial. Niall will play a huge role in that, helping us to create the best possible environment for young players in the region.”

The role is supported through the League of Ireland Academy Investment Programme, which is designed to help clubs build sustainable, high-quality academy structures and player pathways.

Speaking on his appointment, Harrison said:

“It’s a huge honour for me to come back to Sligo and take on this role with my home club.

There’s a real sense of ambition around the place at the moment, from the work being done on facilities to the focus on developing players through the academy. That’s something that really excited me. I’m looking forward to getting stuck in, working with the coaches and players, and helping to build on the strong foundations that are already there.”

Harrison will formally take up his role in July and everyone at the club looks forward to welcoming him to the Showgrounds as he begins this exciting new chapter with the Bit O’ Red.

This role is funded through the League of Ireland Academy Investment Programme, supported by the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport and Sport Ireland. Sligo Rovers FC would like to thank Minister Patrick O’Donovan and Minister Charlie McConalogue for their support in helping the club secure this invaluable appointment.

BY CONALL COLLIER

Sydney Stephens maintained her super strike-rate with a sensational 80^th minute goal as Sligo Rovers delivered a battling Women’s Premier Division (WPD) performance against Shelbourne in a 2-2 draw at Tolka Park on Saturday.

Sydney’s super strike to the top corner from over 30 yards gave Sligo Rovers a 2-1 lead after Cara Jordan’s 64^th minute penalty cancelled Jess Gargan’s 40^th minute lead goal as the action resumed after the mid-season break.

Amidst all the goals, there was also a 57^th minute Bonnie McKiernan finger-tip penalty save from Shelbourne’s Aoibheann Clancy

However, Shelbourne salvaged a draw in the 90^th minute when second-half substitute Halle Harcourt also claimed a spectacular overhead kick equaliser for the Dublin side.

Sligo Rovers took a four-game unbeaten WPD run into this encounter and displayed great determination to make amends for the disappointing All-Island Cup outing against Linfield at the end of May.

They were confident and assured with a well organised team effort keeping the hosts at bay and Cara Jordan had an early chance that was parried to safety by Shelbourne ‘keeper Mya Sanchez.

At the other end Shelbourne had shots from Rebecca Watkins and Leah Doyle on target, but Bonnie McKeirnan dealt with them confidently.

The Bit O’Red contained the hosts until the 40^th minute when a misplaced pass created an opening for the Dublin side and Jess Gargan capitalised with a lobbed effort from about 12 yards that gave Bonnie McKiernan no chance.

Despite that, Sligo Rovers finished the half on the front foot and Jordan had a late chance, but she sent her effort over the bar.

The second-half was a fragmented 45 minutes with Keeva Keenan of Shelbourne and Emma Hansberry of Sligo Rovers both requiring treatment after they were flattened by the ball as they blocked shots in separate incidents.

Hansberry was replaced by Alice Lillie who also got a blast of the ball to her face, but she stood strong.

The first action of note in that second-half was the Shelbourne penalty that McKiernan parried and the defence cleared. The hosts were punished soon after when Jordan demonstrated the art of penalty-taking.

The Bit O’Red continued to grow in stature, but the Stephens strike was created from her own ability to hit the target from distance.

The concession of that goal also fired-up the hosts who were on the verge of tasting a first home defeat of the season until that 90^th minute Harcourt leveller.

Shelbourne – Mya Sanchez; Keeva Keenan, Leah Doyle, Maggie Pierce, Pearl Slattery, Alex Kavanagh, Rebecca Watkins, Maeve Wollmer, Jess Gargan, Aoibheann Clancy, Aoife Kelly. 

Subs – Halle Harcourt for Watkins 66 mins, N Hannon for Kavanagh 79m, B Severns for Wollmer 79m.

Sligo Rovers – Bonnie McKiernan; Ava Hallinan, Kelsey McQuillan, Alana Doherty, Sabrina Hillyer, Emma Hansberry, Cara Jordan, Emma Duffy, Sydney Stephens, Ella Karolak, Anna McDaniel. 

Subs – Cara King for Hallinan 66 mins, Alice Lillie for McQuillan and Mairead McIntyre for Hansberry both 79m.

Referee – Daragh White.

Assistant-referees – Paul Farrell, Conor Fitzgibbon.

Fourth official – Mark Houlihan.

John Russell says his Sligo Rovers side will take confidence from a really impressive performance at Richmond Park despite late heartbreak for the Bit O’Red against a strong St Patrick’s Athletic.

Rovers were the better of the two sides in the first half and created opportunities through Daire Patton, Gareth McElroy and Mai Traore, the latter of whom enjoyed what were some of his best moments in Rovers gear to date. 

However, the Saints did have the majority of the opportunities in the second period and won this game courtesy of goals in the third and fifth minute of added time at the death. And although defeat was harsh on Rovers whose stellar effort wasn’t rewarded, the hosts were value for their victory. 

Despite again being without his full complement, Russell was greatly enthused by his side’s showing and praised his players’ reaction to the previous week’s pasting in Waterford. 

“We’re gutted to concede two late goals”, he reflected. 

“I felt we were brave both in and out of possession and were excellent to a man. I thought it wouldn’t have flattered us had we been two up at half-time. Daire and Mai both had great chances and we might have had a penalty had things gone our way. We put plenty of pressure on their goal and we were happy with the performance. 

“We soaked up a lot of pressure in the second half and had a few chances on the break. We are performance driven and the group have shown an unbelievable response from last week. We’ve come up to face a really strong Pat’s who are chasing for a title. It would have been easy for us to sit back and sit in, but we were brave and passed the ball through them. That’s where our chances came from.”

After two weekends on the east coast, Rovers now look forward to a duo of games on home soil against Shels and Shamrock Rovers. 

Russell believes he saw enough in Inchicore on Friday night to suggest his team has it in them to pick up results. 

“For 92 minutes, we were brilliant but I’m hoping we can see out the game after that and unfortunately we just didn’t have enough”, he said. 

“We executed our game plan so well and we have to take confidence from that going into two big games at home. Anyone here tonight would say we were unlucky not to come away with something.” 

David Goulden

Sligo Rovers’ men’s senior side go to Richmond Park this (Friday) evening as the Bit O’Red take on St Patrick’s Athletic looking to keep up our recent unbeaten record in Dublin. 

Kick-off in Inchicore is 7.45pm as Rovers seek to extend our run without defeat in the capital to four after wins this season at Dalymount Park and Tallaght Stadium, along with a draw at Tolka Park against Shels.

John Russell’s side are again without a number of first team players, although defender Sean Stewart and midfielder Carl McHugh are expected to return from injury. 

Ollie Denham is suspended having been sent off in Waterford last week. While Sean McHale, on loan from the Saints, is ineligible. 

Pat’s home form has been quite formidable this season, with seven wins from their ten games by the Camac. This includes a 4-1 win over Rovers back in early April.

“They’re a very tough side to play, particularly in front of their own fans, on their own patch”, Russell tells sligorovers.com.

“If you give them any space or chances, they’ll punish you so we need everyone on top form if we’re to have a chance in this one.

“We’re still short a few players and Sean and Ollie won’t be available so that means we need to shuffle the pack again. We’ve had time to prepare and set a game plan. We know it’ll be tough, they’re very strong and I’d expect them to be there or thereabouts come October. 

“We’re asking the players for a much better performance than last week. We need to show personality, apply our ideas to the game and take our opportunities when they arrive.”

David Goulden 

Sligo Rovers are delighted to announce that bookings are now open for our 2026 Regional Summer Camps.

Our camps provide young players with the opportunity to develop their football skills in a fun, safe and professional environment alongside Sligo Rovers coaches. Each camp focuses on improving technical ability, confidence, teamwork and enjoyment of the game, while also giving young supporters the chance to represent the Bit O’ Red in their local community.

With camps taking place across the region throughout the summer, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved.

Camp Dates & Locations

Enniscrone | Monday 29 June – Friday 3 July

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Ballaghaderreen | Monday 6 July – Friday 10 July

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Ballyvary | Monday 13 July – Friday 17 July

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Gurteen | Monday 27 July – Friday 31 July

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Swinford | Monday 3 August – Friday 7 August

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Boyle | Monday 10 August – Friday 14 August

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Enniscrone | Monday 17 August – Friday 21 August

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Spaces are limited across all camps and early booking is advised to avoid disappointment.