board Notes

•Clubs are reminded to forward a copy of their player insurance certificate to runai@dublincamogie.ie Clubs failing to do so before County Board meeting on Monday, June 11, will not be included in the championship draws which take place on that night.

•The James Hurley All-Ireland Blitz for U13 and U14 squads will take place on Saturday 2 June.

•The Dublin senior team had a very worthwhile challenge v Down on Sunday. Our thanks to Fingallians club.

•Dublin's senior and junior championship panels will be announced in the coming week.

•Almost 100 girls took part in the Dublin Féile Skillstar competition on Friday evening in Ballyboden St Enda's. The winners -- in third place Danika Dinnelly (Erin's Isle), in second place Hollie McGregor (Good Counsel) and in first place Niamh Mahon (Faughs/Celtic). Well done to all. Thanks to Ballyboden St Enda's for hosting the event.

•Our thanks to the camogie and hurling county players and officials who visited national schools in the capital each day last week as part of National Féile promotion.

•Our thanks to the clubs who hosted the division games and semi-finals so well on Saturday. Great hospitality! Naomh Brid (Div 1), Cuala (Div 2), Naomh Mearnóg (Div 3), Ballyboden St Enda's (Div 4 ) and Trinity Gaels (Div 5).

•Congratulations to the Dublin Féile winners 2012 -- Ballyboden St Enda's in Div 1 v Lucan Sarsfields; Kilmacud Crokes in Div 2 v Good Counsel; Castleknock in Div 3 v Naomh Mearnóg; Naomh Peregrine in Div 4 v Naomh Pádraig and Erin go Brath in Div 5 v Commercials.

•Our thanks to Dublin GAA County Board for the use of Parnell Park on Sunday for these finals -- a superb venue.

•Special word of thanks to Pat Martin, chairperson, and Barbara Grennell, secretary, and the féile committee for their superb work in organising Féile.

•The new playing rules passed at Congress 2012 come into effect on Friday, June 1 for all underage and adult games and competitions at all levels. Please inform all mentors, officials and players: A maximum of eight substitutions may be made in underage and adult at all levels. This does not apply to championship. When the sliotar is played directly over the crossbar from a sideline ball, the score will be worth two points; when play is stopped by the referee due to an injury to a player, play resumes with an indirect free to the team in possession at the time the referee stopped play.

•Dublin Camogie Handbook is now available. It features all the camogie information you need to know -- a club directory, competition guidelines, County Board bye-laws, code of ethics and much more. The handbook will be available in Parnell Park at the County Board meeting on Monday, June 11. €10 per copy.

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