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30 January 2010; Liam O’Neill, Chairman of the National Coaching and Games Development, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Liam O’Neill, Chairman of the National Coaching and Games...

30 January 2010; Oisin McConville, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Oisin McConville, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills...

30 January 2010; Peter McGinnity, GAA All Star and Current Games Development Manager, Fermanagh, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Peter McGinnity, GAA All Star and Current Games Development...

30 January 2010; Terence McWilliams Provincial Games Manager, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Terence McWilliams Provincial Games Manager, speaking during...

30 January 2010; Tony Scullion, Ulster GAA Football Development officer, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Tony Scullion, Ulster GAA Football Development officer,...

30 January 2010; Tony Scullion, Ulster GAA Football Development officer, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Tony Scullion, Ulster GAA Football Development officer,...

30 January 2010; Mickey Harte, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Mickey Harte, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster...

30 January 2010; Liam O’Neill, Chairman of the National Coaching and Games Development, Jimmy Smyth, Oliver Galligan, Chairman of the Ulster Coaching and Games Development Committee, Eugene Young, Director of Coaching and Games Development, and Paudi Butler, GAA National Hurling Director, during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Liam O’Neill, Chairman of the National Coaching and Games...

30 January 2010; Delegates during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Delegates during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching &...

30 January 2010; Club Coaches, during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Club Coaches, during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA...

30 January 2010; Roger Keenan, Coach Development Manager with Ulster GAA, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Roger Keenan, Coach Development Manager with Ulster GAA,...

30 January 2010; Roger Keenan, Coach Development Manager with Ulster GAA, speaking during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Roger Keenan, Coach Development Manager with Ulster GAA,...

30 January 2010; Paudi Butler, GAA National Hurling Director, during the 6th annual O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010. The Conference targets coaches who are working with youth players from 13-18 years. The conference consolidates the coach education work that is ongoing within the County programmes and the Provincial Coach Development Programme. Ulster coaches are constantly refocusing and challenging their coaching practices and the speakers this year will again challenge the coaches to raise the bar. O'Neills Ulster GAA Coaching & Games Development Conference 2010, Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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30 January 2010; Paudi Butler, GAA National Hurling Director, during the 6th...

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