ógras 6 harcourt street dublin 2. contact (01) 475 1487 email eolas@ogras.ie
Training courses for leaders are being organised all over the county and more will be run in the new year. Keep an eye on our site for information or contact your regions developement officer for details.
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Ógras is an Irish languge youth organisation for young people between the ages of 8 and 19 years. The clubs cater for two age groups. Óg-Ógras is established for children between the ages of 8 and 12 and Ógras is for teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19.
An Ógras club may be established anywhere in the county where there is a group of young people interested in participating in an Irish language youth club. Of course, it is also necessary to have a meeting place and adult leaders for the club to operate.
Ógras organises regional, national and international events for its members throughout the year. In the Summer, children can also take part in summer camps that are organised throughout the country.
Ógras gives the opportunity to young people to practice what Irish they possess and assists them to become fluent in the language.
In Ógras the young leaders run the clubs (with help from the adult leaders) and they have different activities such as basketball, board games, indoor soccer, music, drama, language games, crafts, fun games, set dancing, debates, etc.
Ógras is a national organisation and holds many regional and national events. Members also have the opportunity to participate in annual international events.
When a new club opens the leaders and members must register with Ógras immediately.Leaders must register all new members to ensure that they are covered by the Ógras Public Liability Insurance Policy.
A drama competition 'Seó Árdáin' is being organised in every region and will be taking place in February 2012, for ógras and Óg-Ógras clubs. All clubs should try and take part as there are money and cup prizes to be won.
Ógras
6 Harcourt Street
Dublin 2
Contact (01) 475 1487
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