Where is it on?
The course runs from Coosan National School to Coosan Point, a small break for all teams and then return to Coosan School.

Briefing at 645pm @ Coosan School
Starting at 7pm
Finish by 815pm

How many is on a team?
This is very flexible, this is a fun event to bring hurling out into the community.
Teams contain 3 members.
Family teams are encouraged.
Anybody that wants to participate and turns up on the day can be added to a team.

How do I play and what do I need and how does it work?
Please try to bring along 2 or 3 older sliotars if you have them. Each team will be allocated 5 sliotars in total.
At the starting point, two teams are let off together.
Family teams perhaps grouped together and also perhaps more competitive teams can also be paired.
Each player on their team takes their turn to shoot
One team marks for the other with a small cone and effectively provides a spotter for the other team. You mark the shot where it leaves the road or where it stops should it not leave the road.
Each shot is counted towards the overall total.
Each lost ball encores a penalty shot.
The team with the lowest shot total wins the day.

Note that we will have some stewards on the road to ensure that all participants are safe on the course.

Advice:
While players can hit the ball high, it is advisable to keep the ball low to help both your spotter and avoid sliotars being lost over ditches etc.
And far more importantly, enjoy the occasion and social element of the whole thing.

Please join us for both matches and a delightful recital by the Army Band on the Main Pitch