Special day for Trim U12s as they take part in the Camán to Croker Camogie event

Published: Wed 7 May 2025, 11:55 PM

Over 1,000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park.

Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event.

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6 May 2025; Over 1000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park. Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event. The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school. Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is action between Trim of Meath and Sallins of Kildare. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Photo by Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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6 May 2025; Over 1000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park. Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event. The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school. Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is action between Trim of Meath and Sallins of Kildare. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Photo by Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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6 May 2025; Over 1000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park. Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event. The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school. Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is action between Trim of Meath and Sallins of Kildare. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Photo by Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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6 May 2025; Over 1000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park. Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event. The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school. Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is action between Trim of Meath and Sallins of Kildare. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Photo by Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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6 May 2025; Over 1000 U12 Camogie players, from across the country, were given the opportunity of a lifetime, when they got to compete on the hallowed turf at Croke Park. Allianz, a longstanding partner to the GAA and proud sponsor of The Camogie Association, welcomed under-12 teams across Ireland to Croke Park, for the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event. The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school. Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is the Trim of Meath team. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Photo by Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

The event gives young girls the opportunity to represent their clubs and counties, in the day-long blitz – creating lots of fantastic memories and fun along the way. Allianz Camán to Croker is one of many initiatives supported by Allianz, as part of their #StopTheDrop campaign – a campaign designed to highlight and reduce the number of children dropping out of sport at the transition between primary and secondary school.

Pictured at the Allianz Camán to Croker 2025 event is the Trim of Meath team. Photos by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile