šŸ¢Tach the Hurler in NepalšŸ¢

For me no storytelling session is complete without Tach the Hurler. If you were to tell me 2 weeks ago Iā€˜d be talking about Tach and Hurling in Kathmandu, I would not have believed you. But one of the joys of following your hearts, is to grab every opportunity the universe throws your way and that’s exactly what happened here.

šŸ¢Tach the Hurler, Hurling and the GAA were all introduced to both the schools, Snow Manjushree and Bal Sarathi. And in Urdu/Hindi language! A first for me! These kids who were orphans and underprivileged kids were spellbound by the wee little turtle.

šŸ¢They had never heard of Hurling before, and the most common response was, “Is that hockey?” Well, hasn’t ground hockey originated in Hurling?

šŸ¢The children wanted to know more about hurling. I’m not sure how they’ll manage to play on the edge of the mountain, but they haven’t lost a football yet, so these amazing children may surprise us all! And you never know, one day the universe may make a Hurling trip happen.

šŸ¢Wouldn’t it be great to have hurlers travel there and teach the kids Hurling? And even better, on my next trip I will bring a few hurleys and sliotars. Sending all positive energy to make this happen!

šŸ¢Do watch the video clip till the end and hear the children all try and say hurling and sliotar! I love it!

šŸ¢There are numerous photos and videos attached to this article that I hope will serve as a window into their world!
šŸ¢Please contact us if you would want to support these children by giving books or in any other way.

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