Club Notes – 4 March 2026

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Lotto

We had no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €7,400. The Numbers were 19, 23, 25 & 32. Lucky dip’s go to Mary Flannery, Karen Boylan, Declan Lee, William Eakins and JJ Hegarty. This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €7,800. This draw is sponsored by O’Gradys Hearing Care Services and will be led by Gerry McAndrew.
Please scan the QR Code to see details and register to play.

Membership

2026 membership renewal is open at Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club! Renew before March 31 to spread the payment over six months!
Membership runs from January 1st to December 31st, so let’s get everyone set up for another great year.
Please see previous notes on ClubZap for procedures on how you can renew.

Camogie

Our Under 15A Camogie team played out an entertaining draw against St Maurs on Saturday with the score finishing 3-06 to 2-09. Best of luck for the year ahead girls!!

Easter Camps

Our Easter Camps which will run from 7th to 10th April 2026 are now sold out!!!

Club Pitches

The grass pitches remain closed, including the surrounding areas. We kindly ask everyone to stay off these pitches to help protect the surfaces and ensure they are ready for play once conditions allow.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support on this matter.

25 Card Drive

Date: Friday 10th October until 8th May 2026
Time: 8.00pm Sharp
Prize: 1st €50 (if 12 or more players),
Entry: €5 per player
Venue: Lucan Sarsfields Clubhouse (Bar)
 Everyone is welcome- from beginner to those who played years ago and would like to resume playing. You don’t have to be a Club member to play.
Contact Bill Ryan 086-8500376 or Mary Flannery 087-7469143 for further information.

Academy

Our academy is back and is open to all boys and girls aged between 4-7. The academy runs every Saturday – no need to sign up in advance, just turn up and give it a try.
Age group times are as follows; 2021/2022 – 9am, 2020 – 10am and 2019 – 11am.

Thank You for supporting Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club. 

Healthy Club Committee Interview - 01

Club Notes

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Healthy Club Committee 

It was a huge honour to have our own Ollie Skehan and Audrey Kane from the Healthy Club Committee represent the Lucan Sarsfields at Croke Park during half time of the Tipp v Kilkenny semi-final. They spoke with Dáithí Ó Sé about the incredible impact of the Movember Ahead of the Game programme on our members’ mental health and wellbeing! Two great club representatives, well done for spreading such an important message. 

Healthy Club Committee Interview - 01

Finding Charlie’s Voice 

Finding Charlie’s Voice is a charity created to support children and young adults living with speech language and communication needs. Based in Lucan and with Charlie’s sister Sophie a player in the club this is a charity very close to home. In 2025 they were selected as one of the GAA’s official charity partners, and this Saturday, July 12th at the All Ireland Semi Final Football game in Croke Park, Finding Charlie’s Voice will be showcased in the match programme, and with promotional ad during half time as well as pitch side interviews! They have supported over 350,000 kids in schools and countless more in playing fields, pitches, parks and tracks. This is an enormous day for the charity! They have asked that if anyone from the club is at the match, they would love to see and hear from you if you see them! (and tag them on insta @finding_charlies_voice ) 

Summer Camps  

Our summer camps and campa samhraidh trí ghaeilge are open for registration, but spaces are filling up fast. They are open to all boys and girls starting primary school in September or just finishing primary school this year. We welcome both members and non-members of all abilities. All our camps are dual football and camogie/hurling, hurls and helmets can be provided if needed. This year alongside our camp jersey each child attending will also receive a Lucan Sarsfields Camp sliotar! We would like to thank Keane Windows for their continued support of our camps. Bookings can be made via clubzap, the QR code in the poster or the following link; https://lucansarsfields.clubzap.com/categories/camp/products  

Lotto 

We had no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €1,800. The Numbers were 13, 17, 18 & 21. Lucky dip’s go to Tom Flannery, John & Geraldine Mitchell, Ken Kearney, Sarah Hazel & Alan Cherubini. This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €2,200. This draw is sponsored by REA McDonald Auctioneers. 

County 

Best of luck to Cara Coffey and the Dublin Ladies Minor Footballers in their All Ireland Semi Final against Galway tomorrow, Thursday 10th July. The match is throw in is at 19:30 in Coralstown Kinnegad GAA, Co. Westmeath. Tickets are on sale via this link https://bit.ly/46kVl4q  – General admission €10, Senior citizens / Students over 16 €5, Under 16’s €2, Under 12’s FREE no ticket required.

Thank You for supporting Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club.  

Club Notes – 18th December 2024

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Miyawaki Forest

On Friday 13 of December 2024, in collaboration with @100_million_trees and with the support of AIB, we made a massive step towards environmental sustainability in our club. With the help of club volunteers, we were able to plant 1,700 native Irish trees, making us the proud stewards of the largest mini forest on any sporting site in Dublin!  

To further promote biodiversity, we have also installed bat houses and will soon be building several bug hotels to create a thriving ecosystem within our grounds. In addition, we plan to rewild the area in front of the newly planted trees which will provide a vital habitat for wildlife.  

We were delighted to welcome our club sponsors Supervalu Lucan and EdgeConneX to the event. Their generous support has been instrumental, and it was fantastic to see them join us in planting trees and investing in a more sustainable future. 

As a club, we understand the importance of protecting our environment and want to ensure that future generations not only enjoy our facilities but also inherit a greener, more sustainable planet!

 

Volunteers needed 

Our club could not function without the work of volunteers but there are always more jobs to be done. No contribution is too small, if you are in any position to help in the following list of volunteer activities, please contact Mary on 087 746 9143 

  • Saturday Maintenance crew (all trades/DIY welcome) 
  • Pitch liners 
  • Fundraising committee 
  • Sponsorship committee 
  • Development committee 
  • Adult & Juvenile games committee 
  • Marketing/communication/graphic design  
  • Club lotto 

Donate a Dress 

Our Donate a Dress Fundraiser is back and will be hosted on the 31st of January in the club at 8pm. Please donate dresses, jackets, coats, tops & bags in good condition. This is a great way to declutter your wardrobe and promote sustainable shopping while also raising money for the club. Donations can be dropped off to the bar on Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:30pm to 9pm. Tickets for the event will go on sale on January 1st and will cost €5. Contact Tracey Walsh 087 973 5655 or Colette Condon 086 379 9270 for more information. 

St Stephen’s Day – ‘Puck it for Marsy’ 

Save the date! – On St Stephen’s Day (Thursday 26th December) there will be a Long Puck competition in the Club in memory of our former great, Derek Maher (‘Marsy’), who passed away earlier this year.  The competition will include categories for adult players, U18 players, and retired/non player in both men’s and women’s.  The pucking will start at 1pm with refreshments in the bar afterwards. We are asking all adult and minor Hurling and Camogie teams to support this very special event and aim to have two or three entries from every team. Entry is €10 for adults, €5 for under 18s.  Entry details will be advised in coming weeks. 

Lotto 

We had no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €1,000 

The Numbers were 6, 7, 21, 24 

The lucky dip prizes go to Kathleen Roche, Jackie Foley, Bridie Burke, Elaine Brennan, Triona Leonard. This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €1,400. This draw is sponsored by O’Grady’s Hearing Care Services. 

Dublin Senior Ladies Football Management 

Congratulations to Paul Casey, Dublin Senior Joint Manager 2025. After a special convened meeting of the Dublin LGFA County Board, the Executive Committee have unanimously ratified our own Paul Casey and Derek Murray (Round Tower Clondalkin) as joint managers of the Dublin senior ladies football team. As we all know, Paul is an accomplished inter county player and played Dublin Senior football for 10 years, winning an All Ireland in 2011. Paul has been a selector and defensive coach with the Dublin senior squad for the last seven years. Paul will be a busy man next year as he takes on this new role of Dublin Senior Manager as well as Lucan Sarsfields U8’s boys. This is an incredible achievement and a very proud day for the club. We would like to wish Paul the very best of luck!

Adult Football Coach Development 

Lucan Sarsfields are planning to commence the above programme in the coming months. If you are interested in becoming a coach, please complete the form below and we will be in contact with you.

https://www.surveyhero.com/c/xtpesbuu 

Thank You for supporting Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club over the year. We wish everyone a very Happy Christmas.

Club Notes – 11th December 2024

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Volunteers needed

Our club could not function without the work of volunteers but there are always more jobs to be done. No contribution is too small, if you are in any position to help in the following list of volunteer activities, please contact Mary on 087 746 9143

  • Saturday Maintenance crew (all trades/DIY welcome)
  • Pitch liners
  • Fundraising committee
  • Sponsorship committee
  • Development committee
  • Adult & Juvenile games committee
  • Marketing/communication/graphic design
  • Club lotto

Donate a Dress

Our Donate a Dress Fundraiser is back and will be hosted on the 31st of January in the club at 8pm. Please donate dresses, jackets, coats, tops & bags in good condition. This is a great way to declutter your wardrobe and promote sustainable shopping while also raising money for the club. Donations can be dropped off to the bar on Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:30pm to 9pm. Tickets for the event will go on sale on January 1st and will cost €5. Contact Tracey Walsh 087 973 5655 or Colette Condon 086 379 9270 for more information.

St Stephen’s Day – ‘Puck it for Marsy’

Save the date! – On St Stephen’s Day (Thursday 26th December) there will be a Long Puck competition in the Club in memory of our former great, Derek Maher (‘Marsy’), who passed away earlier this year.  The competition will include categories for adult players, U18 players, and retired/non player in both men’s and women’s.  The pucking will start at 1pm with refreshments in the bar afterwards. We are asking all adult and minor Hurling and Camogie teams to support this very special event and aim to have two or three entries from every team. Entry is €10 for adults, €5 for under 18s.  Entry details will be advised in coming weeks.

Miyawaki Forest

On Friday 13 of December 2024 at 12pm, Lucan Sarsfields, in collaboration with the 100 Million Trees Project, and with the generous support of AIB, will be planting approximately 1.7k native Irish trees on our waste ground area. This will significantly enhance biodiversity in our club and promote environmental sustainability. We have arranged for some of our juvenile teams to come up and help with the planting, but we would like to invite any and all club members who would be interested to come and join us. This will be a great day for community engagement and for the club as we will become stewards of the largest mini forest on any sporting site in Dublin.

Lotto

We had a winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €13,000. Congratulations to Eimear O’Leary

The Numbers were 5, 8, 23, 18

The lucky dip prizes go to Declan Lee, Shane Biggs, Maaike Quinn, Eddie Keogh & Ken Kearney. Turkey Vouchers go to Susan O’Reilly, James Graham, Margaret Byrne, Mary Flannery, Jackie Foley & Yvonne McCarney. This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €13,000. The draw is sponsored by Henley Forklift Group

U21 Dublin ‘A’ Hurling Champions

The final competitive action of the adult hurling season saw our Under 21 hurlers win the Dublin ‘A ‘Championship for the fourth time in the Club’s history (following previous wins in 2008, 2014 and 2019).  The title was secured in a hard-fought victory over Faughs played in difficult conditions – see match report below.  Great credit is due to the full panel of players and to the management team of Niall Gleeson, Johnny McCaffrey, Aidan Roche and Peter Kelly.  This management team have done great work with the Under 21s over the past three years, winning the ‘B’ Championship in 2022, losing the ‘A’ final on penalties last year, and then securing the ultimate prize this year.  More importantly, they have contributed hugely to the development of the next generation of adult hurlers for the club which will hopefully provide a platform for ultimate senior success.

As the season draws to a close, we would like to thank all the hurlers who togged out for the Club this year, all the mentors who worked with our teams and all our volunteers and supporters. Looking forward to lots more in 2025!

Under 21 Hurling ‘A’ Championship Final:  Lucan Sarsfields 3-10  Faughs 1-8.

O’Toole Park, 7/12/2024.

This match was played in very blustery conditions as the tail-end of Storm Darragh blew across O’Toole Park.  The wind made it difficult for free-flowing hurling but both teams showed great endeavour and skill to provide a very entertaining match despite the conditions.  Faughs got off to a great start with a goal from a penalty in the second minute.  Lucan also lost centre back Jack Behan to illness early in the game though Cillian Costello proved to be a very able replacement, and he had a very good game when introduced.  Lucan gradually settled into the game and three frees from Sean Harkness had them trailing by just a point, 1-1 to 0-3, after 15 minutes.   Lucan took the lead in the 18th minute when Darragh Meehan finished a great move with a brilliant goal. A David Mulqueen point two minutes later had Lucan 2 points up after 20 minutes.  Faughs threatened a quick response at the other end but Cathal Doody brought off a great save to deny them.  A further free from Harkness and a Meehan point from play stretched the lead before Liam Garrigan capitalised on a great pass from Darragh Lyons and scored Lucan’s second goal in the 25th minute to open a decisive gap,  Faughs replied with a point to leave the half time score 2-6 to 1-4.

Faughs started the second half with renewed intensity and started to dominate.  They got the first three points of the half to reduce the deficit to just three.   A long range Hugh Cuffe point in the 45th minute was Lucan’s first of the half.  This was quickly followed up by a point from Joey Dunne to bring the scoreline to 2-8 to 1-7 with 10 minutes to play.  Lucan were exerting control again and two further points from play from Sean Harkness extended the lead to six.  The victory was effectively secured in the 57th minute when David Mulqueen combined with his brother Charlie and finished expertly to get Lucan’s third goal.  Faughs replied with a late point, but the gap was too much, and Lucan were deserving winners at the final whistle on a scoreline of 3-10 to 1-8.  Captain Sean Harkness accepted the Cup at the end of the game and the celebrations began!

This was a very effective all round team performance from Lucan with all 19 players who featured making a contribution and ultimately this strength in depth was the difference between the teams. Ryan Clancy was outstanding in a very resolute defence, Liam Garrigan gave a man of the match performance in mid-field while Darragh Meehan was most prominent in the forwards.  This was the culmination of a four-match championship campaign and 8 weeks of great commitment from the full panel of players and they fully deserved this historic success.

Lucan Team/scorers:  Cathal Doody, Sean Langton, Massimo Pappalardo, Alex Hickey, Ryan Clancy, Jack Behan, Cathal Kennedy, Darragh Lyons, Liam Garrigan (1-0), Hugh Cuffe (0-1), Darragh Meehan (1-1), Matt Coogan, Brendan Kavanagh, Sean Harkness (0-6, 0-4f), David Mulqueen (1-1).

Subs introduced: Cillian Costello, Joey Dunne (0-1), Charlie Mulqueen, Senan Bolger.

Panellists: James Finn, Jamie Smith, Michael Young, Paddy Ryan, Conor Hyland, Cathal Geraghty, Cormac Coffey, Shane Coffey, Liam Fitzgerald, Cian Canavan, Sean O’Neill, Conor Greally, Michael Cunningham, Dan Kane, Finn Bruton.

Mentors:  Niall Gleeson, Johnny McCaffrey, Aidan Roche, Peter Kelly, Mark Smith.

 

U21 Camogie

After a hard-fought final, unfortunately it wasn’t to be for our U21A camogie team as they lost their championship final to Ballyboden. Hard luck to the team and management.  

Adult Football Coach Development

Lucan Sarsfields are planning to commence the above programme in the coming months. If you are interested in becoming a coach, please complete the form below and we will be in contact with you.
https://www.surveyhero.com/c/xtpesbuu 

Thank You for supporting Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club. 

U13 Street Leagues 2024

Club Notes – 4th December 2024

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Volunteers needed

Our club could not function without the work of volunteers but there are always more jobs to be done. No contribution is too small, if you are in any position to help in the following list of volunteer activities, please contact Mary on 087 746 9143

  • Saturday Maintenance crew (all trades/DIY welcome)
  • Pitch liners
  • Fundraising committee
  • Sponsorship committee
  • Development committee
  • Adult & Juvenile games committee
  • Marketing/communication/graphic design
  • Club lotto

Donate a Dress

Our Donate a Dress Fundraiser is back and will be hosted on the 31st of January in the club at 8pm. Please donate dresses, jackets, coats, tops & bags in good condition. This is a great way to declutter your wardrobe and promote sustainable shopping while also raising money for the club. Donations can be dropped off to the bar on Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:30pm to 9pm. Tickets for the event will go on sale on January 1st and will cost €5. Contact Tracey Walsh 087 973 5655 or Colette Condon 086 379 9270 for more information.

Paul Heneghan Cup

Our u13 girls finished the year with an old-fashioned street league playing for a very special cup named after our club’s biggest match day supporter, Paul Heneghan. Four teams, Tipp, Cork, Kilkenny and Waterford competed, with first half of each game camogie and second half football. The final paired Cork with Kilkenny with Cork coming out on top. Thank you to Paul and club president Pat Keane for giving up their time and presenting the cup to the winning captain.

U13 Street Leagues 2024

St Stephen’s Day – ‘Puck it for Marsy’

Save the date! – On St Stephen’s Day (Thursday 26th December) there will be a Long Puck competition in the Club in memory of our former great, Derek Maher (‘Marsy’), who passed away earlier this year. The competition will include categories for adult players, U18 players, and retired/non player in both men’s and women’s. The pucking will start at 1pm with refreshments in the bar afterwards. We are asking all adult and minor Hurling and Camogie teams to support this very special event and aim to have two or three entries from every team. Entry is €10 for adults, €5 for under 18s. Entry details will be advised in coming weeks.

Miyawaki Forest

On Friday 13 of December 2024 at 12pm, Lucan Sarsfields, in collaboration with the 100 Million Trees Project, and with the generous support of AIB, will be planting approximately 1.7k native Irish trees on our waste ground area. This will significantly enhance biodiversity in our club and promote environmental sustainability. We have arranged for some of our juvenile teams to come up and help with the planting, but we would like to invite any and all club members who would be interested to come and join us. This will be f a great day for community engagement and for the club as we will become stewards of the largest mini forest on any sporting site in Dublin.

Lotto

We had no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €12,600

The Numbers were 5, 8, 23, 18

The lucky dip prizes go to Kathleen Roche, Joe Lavin, Paul Stapleton, Enya Quinn, Eileen Maguire

This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €13,000. The draw is sponsored by Henley Forklift Group

U21 Camogie & Hurling Championship Finals

After two successful campaigns both our U21A Camogie & U21A Hurling teams have made it to their respective county finals.

Firstly, our Camogie team play their final against Ballyboden this Friday evening the 6th of December in Abbottstown. This match is throwing in at 19:30.

The following day, Saturday 7th of December, our Hurlers face Faughs in O’Toole Park at 2pm.

This is a great achievement for the club to have two adult teams competing in ‘A’ Championship Finals in the one weekend and we would like to wish both teams and management the best of luck. We encourage all of our members to wear their club colours and get out to support both teams!

U21 Hurling

U21 Hurling Championship Semi-Final
Raheny 1-13 Lucan Sarsfields 3-22
St Anne’s Park, 30/11/24.

Lucan u21s advance to the championship final after this good win over Raheny. The game was more competitive than the scoreline suggests. Lucan led by just two points early in the second half, but a dominant final 20 minutes saw them win comprehensively in the end.

The early stages were evenly contested before a Matt Coogan goal gave Lucan the advantage. They had pulled six clear before Raheny goaled in the 20th minute, but Lucan stretched the lead to five again by halftime, 1-12 to 1-7. Raheny started the second half well and had reduced the deficit to just two points by the 35th minute. However, Lucan responded and two goals in quick succession from Sean Harkness and David Mulqueen gave them a commanding advantage which they didn’t relinquish. Overall, it was a good team performance and a well-deserved victory.

Lucan team/scorers; C Doody, A Hickey, M Pappalardo, S Langton (0-1), R Clancy (0-1), J Behan, C Kennedy (0-1), D Lyons, L Garrigan (0-2), H Cuffe, D Meehan (0-3), M Coogan (1-2), B Kavanagh, S Harkness (1-8, 0-5f, 0-2 ‘65s), D Mulqueen (1-2). Subs introduced: K Costello (0-1), S Bolger (0-1), C Mulqueen, J Dunne (0-1f), J Finn

Football

Many thanks to Ger McGarrell and his business partner Florin Harfas from McGarrell & Florin H Construction for sponsoring a new set of jerseys for our Junior Footballers. The charity chosen to promote on the jerseys is @heartchildrenireland This is one of the charities the @teampowerof1 are raising funds for in their 5,000km row across the Atlantic in memory of Saoirse O’Driscoll, please support if you can at this link https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/teampowerof1

Ger McGarrell and his business partner Florin Harfas from McGarrell & Florin H Construction

Adult Football Coach Development

Lucan Sarsfields are planning to commence the above programme in the coming months. If you are interested in becoming a coach, please complete the form below and we will be in contact with you. https://www.surveyhero.com/c/xtpesbuu

New Director of Adult Hurling

A After 4 years in their roles, Paul Stapleton and Vince O’Connor, are stepping down as Directors of Adult Hurling. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to them for their dedication, leadership, and invaluable contributions to hurling in Lucan Sarsfields over the last 4 years. Their hard work and vision have helped shape the path we are on today, and we are deeply appreciative of their commitment to our mission and goals.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of our new Directors of Adult Hurling, Declan O’Leary and John Kennedy. Declan has been involved in the club for many years as mentor, serving on the Executive and as chairperson. He is currently chairperson of Dublin GAA Bord na nÓg. John has also mentored teams at juvenile level and was club secretary for 2 years.

Each brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to their roles, and we are confident they will continue to drive hurling forward with innovation, passion, and dedication. We look forward to the exciting opportunities ahead as we continue to grow and evolve with their leadership.

Senior Hurling Management

The club is pleased to confirm that this year’s Senior Hurling Management will continue for next year. Headed by Charlie Carter as Manager, with Kieran Murphy (coach), Dermot English (coach) and Gerry Bellew as selectors.

Emer Keenan (goalkeeping coach), Mark Smith (logistics), Ciaran Donohoe (S&C), Oisin McCabe (physio) and Phillip Lanigan (performance analysis) all on board again.

We wish Charlie, his management team and the panel of players the very best for the year ahead.

Congratulations To Our U14A Camogie Team

Club Notes – November 06, 2024

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New Club Gear

We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with McKeever Sport as our club manufacturer who will provide all playing gear and leisurewear going forward. We are working hard with the McKeever team to finalise details and designs. We hope to have the club shop fully stocked in the coming weeks. There will also be Christmas packs available to order. Keep an eye out on clubzap and our socials for more information.

Lotto

We had no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €11,000

The Numbers were 3, 19, 26, 27

The lucky dip prizes go to Louise Fagan, Stagg Family, Frank Sherwin, Eileen Benson, Darren Isobel & Molly C/O P Glover.

This week’s Lotto will be for a jackpot of €11,400. The draw is sponsored by REA McDonald Auctioneers.

Football

Due to changing personnel circumstances, Conor Bresnan has stepped down as manager of the senior football team. In his short period in the role, Conor oversaw significant change in both the management team and the playing panel. He built a strong management structure with great people and developed a young and inexperienced panel into a team capable of competing at the highest level in Dublin club football. The key objectives of this year of transition were to retain our status in senior 1 league and championship were both achieved, and he leaves strong foundations for the coming seasons.

Stephen O’Shaughnessy is taking over as senior manager. Stephen brings a wealth of playing experience both with club and county as well as years of management experience in his role with county underage teams. Stephen will build on the work commenced by Conor with most of the coaching and support team remaining in place.

Other changes to the management team see Damien O’Brien stepping down as selector to be replaced by Fergal Gavin.

The club would like to wish Stephen and all involved with senior football success in the coming years.

For anyone, either within or outside the club, who believes that they have the ability and desire to join the senior football squad, please complete the short form at https://forms.office.com/e/RMh3xit9fp and Stephen will be in contact with you.

Camogie

Our Minor A Camogie team were invited by their Jersey Sponsor – The Springfield Hotel – for a celebratory dinner. This was a wonderful gesture to commend them on their county championship win. A huge thank you to The Springfield Hotel for being such good hosts and sponsors.

Juvenile

Congratulations to our U14A camogie team on their division 2 County Title win against Naomh Olaf’s. This win secures their promotion to division 1 next year. Well done girls!!

Congratulations To Our U14A Camogie Team

Congratulations to our U15A hurlers on their unbeaten league campaign. The lads had a fine win over Kilmacud Crokes on Sunday to seal their league title. Well done to all involved! 

Social  

Our Donate a Dress Fundraiser is back and will be hosted on the 31st of January in the club at 8pm. Please donate dresses, jackets, coats, tops & bags in good condition. This is a great way to declutter your wardrobe and promote sustainable shopping while also raising money for the club. Donations can be dropped off to the bar on Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:30pm to 9pm. Tickets for the event will go on sale on January 1st and will cost €5. Contact Tracey Walsh 087 973 5655 or Colette Condon 086 379 9270 for more information. 

The Cúpla Focal club is back next Monday the 9th of September. These classes are free of charge and will run ever Monday from 8-9pm. (Voluntary donations to Nagarhope welcome). This is a great opportunity to practice and learn to speak Irish in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Contact cuplafocalclub@gmail.com for more information 

Gewardz Health Promotional Offer 

Gewardz Health have offered a solution for player welfare across all the playing sections within the club. Their online Gewardz Health Platform – https://gewardzhealth.com  – gives members access to our services without the need to purchase insurance. As the only company in Ireland who has taken this approach to health care access, it allows them to provide their service for a very affordable monthly subscription. Their services are delivered via the largest digital health provider in Europe, who manage c.7m patients in UK, France and Germany. They also are the providers of the online GP services for VHI and Irish Life employees in Ireland. 

For members who subscribe to Gewardz Health, they (and their immediate household) have access to: -Unlimited online GP appointments (there are no appointment fees to pay) 
– Physio appointments
– Counselling services
-Specialist legal and Debt advisory services