The Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s second 'BUA' Leadership and life-skills programme begins this week, with 35 young females selected to take part.
‘BUA - Believe Unlock Potential Achieve’ is a self-development initiative aimed at developing the leadership skills of young people within the Ladies Gaelic Association, which, in turn, will benefit their local communities.
Aimed at females aged 16-19 years of age, ‘BUA’ will be conducted through expert-led workshops and self-reflection, before participants put their enhanced leadership skills into practice through a club action project.
Selected participants will receive support as they cover topics essential for young people, including:
Resilience, Dealing with change, Building trust and respect, Conflict resolution, Problem solving and Project planning and delegation
In addition, LGFA-specific topics including introductions to coaching, officiating and administration will be covered.
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Name
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Club
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County
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Adah Tierney
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Kilconly
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Galway
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Chanel Marques
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Ballyhaunis
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Mayo
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Maria Maloney
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Moy Davitts
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Mayo
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Kaylin Monds
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Calry/St Josephs
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Sligo
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Kayleigh Walsh
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St. Farnans
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Sligo
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