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RUGBY STARS DROP IN AT CITY OF DERRY SUMMER CAMP

written by stephen July 7, 2014
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 Ulster rugby players Neil McComb, Bronson Ross and Kyle McCall with Best Skills Award winner Sean McLaughlin. Included are David Kelly (owner Centra Store, Trench Road, Derry) on hand to represent the camp sponsor Centra, and Ulster rugby Player Kyle McCall.


Ulster rugby players Neil McComb, Bronson Ross and Kyle McCall with Best Skills Award winner Sean McLaughlin. Included are David Kelly (owner Centra Store, Trench Road, Derry) on hand to represent the camp sponsor Centra, and Ulster rugby Player Kyle McCall.

Ulster rugby stars, Neil McComb, Bronson Ross and Kyle McCall, called in to the Centra Ulster Rugby Summer Camp at City of Derry to give hints and tips to the budding young players attending event.

One lucky player, nine-year-old Sean McLaughlin, from Buncrana, received a special certificate in recognition of his playing skills.RUGBY1

Sean joined other local boys and girls at the five day camp to learn new skills and meet the visiting rugby heroes.

All participants received a Summer Camp boot bag with T-shirt, rugby ball and a voucher to claim a free ticket to an Ulster Game at Ravenhill.

Ulster Rugby Summer Camps, sponsored by independent retail group Centra, are taking place at 22 locations this summer and will cater for more than 1,000 children.

While most of the Summer Camps are for children aged six-12, there are three camps tailored specially for girls’ rugby, a special needs camp and the ever popular Senior Camp aimed at boys and girls aged 13-17 years old.

Ulster rugby stars, Neil McComb, Bronson Ross and Kyle McCall with youngsters at the Centra Ulster Rugby Summer Camp at City of Derry.

Ulster rugby stars, Neil McComb, Bronson Ross and Kyle McCall with youngsters at the Centra Ulster Rugby Summer Camp at City of Derry.

 

 

 

RUGBY STARS DROP IN AT CITY OF DERRY SUMMER CAMP was last modified: July 7th, 2014 by stephen

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