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We are thrilled to be sponsoring the GAA Féile na nGael and Féile Peile na nÓg for a fifth consecutive year.
Like ourselves, the GAA has a rich heritage and deep roots in Irish culture, with a history that stretches back more than 130 years. Their fantastic tournaments shine a spotlight on the GAA superstars of the future, while promoting the importance of wellbeing and nutrition in young people’s development. The competitions see young athletes from national and international teams compete in Gaelic football, ladies Gaelic football, handball, hurling, camogie and rounders as they battle it out to be the best at their level.
But what does it take to be the best? A healthy, nutritionally-balanced diet is a great way to start. From our sustainable fisheries to the Gaelic fields, we’re extremely proud to promote the healthier lifestyles for the next generation of sporting heroes.
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Nutrition advice for Feile
A Bit About B12
Vitamin B12 is one of the family of water-soluble B vitamins and is unique in that it is only found in animal foods like meat, milk and fish – there are no vegetables with B12!
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Beyond Calories: B vitamins and Energy
When it comes to exercise and fitness, the focus tends to be on protein first and everything else comes a distant second.
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Eating for Mental Performance
Physical training is essential for any endurance event, but mental performance is what will get you through the toughest parts and the last few kilometers.
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Eating on the run – what to eat during a long event
Endurance races really are that: endurance. It is the hope that gets you to sign up, the determination to do the training and the sheer grit to get you through to the finish.
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