DUBLIN – Irish Lacrosse is now seeking applicants for a Head Coach and Defensive and Offensive Assistant Coaches for Ireland’s team at the 2011 World Indoor Lacrosse Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. Ireland participated in the World Indoor
Learning to play lacrosse – Students at Gormanston College began learning stick skills from Ireland Lacrosse volunteer coaches last year. The coaches have returned for more training this year.
After three gamedays the IIL Stats are out and Dublin veteran attackman Sean Gibson leads the way with 18points in 5 games played while UCD’s Zak Jordan and Dublin’s Matt Walsh are joint second on 16 points. Top Ten Scorers Name Team Goals Ass
DUNDALK, COUNTY LOUTH — Though forced indoors by frigid winter weather, Ireland’s full squad of National Team players started training for the 2010 FIL Men’s World Championships next July with a weekend mini-camp Jan. 8 – 10, and a
BELFAST – Following-up on an idea hatched while recruiting lacrosse players at Queens University’s Freshers Week in September, Irish Women’s National Team player Siobhan Carroll and other athletes recently played a game matching lacrosse
The opening gameday of the ILL was a resounding success, with up to 60 men’s players and 35 women’s players from the 4 clubs. A local Galway audience was treated to a great day of lacrosse with the two opening games, coming down to last minute
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND – The Ireland’s Men’s Team defeated France for the second time in three days, and captured the bronze medal at the 2009 Celtic Cup. Nine different players scored goals enroute to Ireland’s 14-4 win t
Ireland Falls to Wales and Will Play for 3d Place at Celtic Cup Aug. 14, 2009 EDINBURGH – Team Ireland fell to Wales, 11-5, on the final day of Celtic Cup round robin play today, and will play France on Saturday morning for 3d place in the final sta
PRAGUE – In a hard fought game that was tied 4-4, 5-5, and 6-6 for about five minutes early in the second half, Ireland pulled away from defending European Champion Wales, 12-7, today, and captured fifth place in its first ever appearance in the FIL
