Peil For All goes from strength to strength in O'Mahonys
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Sarah Maguire and John BlakeImage 2 of 20
Sarah Maguire and Paul Folan.Image 3 of 20
Sarah Maguire and Conor O’Neill.Image 4 of 20
Stuart Hickey and Conor O’Neill in action at the Peil For All.Image 5 of 20
Aaron Coyle and Kellie O’Neill.Image 6 of 20
Aaron Coyle and Magaret Mitchell.Image 7 of 20
Aaron Coyle and Paul Folan.Image 8 of 20
Aaron Coyle and Paul Wallace.Image 9 of 20
Aaron Coyle and Rhys McCabe.Image 10 of 20
Darren Hastings and Robyn Murray.Image 11 of 20
Emma Flynn and Sarah Maguire.Image 12 of 20
INSET: John McGill wins possession during the Peil For All game.Image 13 of 20
John McGill and Robyn Murray.Image 14 of 20
Rhys McCabe and Kate O’Neill.Image 15 of 20
Above: Robyn Murray and Michelle Dunne.Image 16 of 20
Robyn Murray and Noeleen Dolan.Image 17 of 20
Robyn Murray and Stephen Farrell.Image 18 of 20
Laura Flynn, Emma Flynn, Sharon King and Noeleen Dolan.Image 19 of 20
The Peil For All teams that played the exhibition game. INSET: Rhys McCabe and Kate O’Neill.Image 20 of 20
The Navan O’Mahonys Peil For All team at Croke Park.Navan O’Mahonys' Peil For All team held their end-of-year exhibition game in Paddy O’Brien Park earlier this month.
The initiative, spearheaded by Kate O’Neill which is in its fourth year, is going from strength to strength.
About 20 adult players have been training weekly since March, with additional players from all sections of the club also taking part in the match.
The match was a great opportunity for the players to show off the skills they learned this year.
After the match, Meath Ladies goalkeeper Robyn Murray and Meath Ladies u-20 captain Sarah Maguire presented the players with medals.
One of the coaches, Aaron Coyle, then presented the players with personalised gear using funds he raised running the Dublin Marathon in 2024. This event capped off a fantastic year for the team, which also included a training session on hallowed ground in Croke Park.
The Peil for All Programme is open to all adults with physical and intellectual disabilities and there is no charge.
New players are always welcome and training will be resuming in the spring of 2026.
The club also has a similar initiative for children led by Health and Wellbeing Officer Eunice Murtagh.