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Hi,

Sorry to be always posting about the club but I think it's a fair bet that people only read the most recent couple of pages and not the whole thing!

At the moment Réalt Dearg are in a great position. Only in our second year, already two teams with large panels in both league and championship and county final(s) to look forward to. The B team did fantastically well this year, starting a panel from scratch at the start of the year and reaching a championship quarter final is huge progress. Unfortunately that hurdle proved too much and they were beaten by St Marks. I'm sure this team will come back even stronger next year with in the region of six players having played league and championship hurling for the first time so year two will be easier!

The A's came second in their group in the league, securing promotion, and now await a date for the League final to try secure the clubs first silverware. However, we also have a championship semi final to play and there is a good chance the championship final, if we reach it, will be played before the league so we may have championship medals before league ones with alot of luck!

In the semi final we face Kilmacud Crokes, a match which will see one of the newest and smallest clubs in Ireland against one of the giants of the GAA. The match will be played out in Thomas Davis pitches in Tallaght at 3pm on October 9th. We would really appreciate any support on the day as we know Kilmacud will have a large following.

As always anyone out there who would like to take up hurling or has moved to Dublin south and is without a club(I know from past experience how hard it is to try make it home regularly for training) please feel free to contact us at realtdearg.hurlingclub@gmail.com or visit www.realtdearg.ie

We are also looking for people to get involved as selectors, managers, trainers etc so anyone interested in this is more than welcome!

Looking to head down to Kilmacud crokes for some football training but cant see any info on the website.


Complete novice at the game so would be looking for the weakest team....anybody have any contact info or info on training times?

Thanks.

Club Name:Whitehall Colmcille GAA Club
Location: Cloghran, Old Airport Road
Areas recruit from: Santry, Beaumount, Whitehall
Code: Ladies Football
Level played: Junior D, U16, U13
Contact details: whitehall.ladiesfootball@gmail.com

Any other info: Whitehall Colmcille ladies football section is still fairly new to the ladies football scene but so far we have had some good success at underage - U11 Division 3 Champions 2008, Division 3 Féile Winners 2010, League Division 3 winners 2010 as well as runners up in the Division 2 Championship in 2011. At adult level we were runners up in the Junior D Championship 2008, and runners up in League Division 6 in 2010.
Training for players of all ages and abilities is on Mondays from 7:30-9.
16A, 27B, 33, 41, 41C buses all pass the pitch.

Hi, I'm a 29 year old man who has basic skills in Hurling from Primary school, I'd like to join a team in Dublin just for training at first and see where it goes. I'm quite fit and would like to join a team for the challenge and the banter. I live in the Ballybough/ Fairview area so anywhere near that more or less would be ideal. Any advice ?? Cheers!

Thank you straw dub, I've just sent Na Fianna an email about who to contact, cheers )

lifehacker wrote: »

Looking to join a football team for training etc. in the north dublin area... played when I was younger and now 20 looking to revive the passion.

Any info from those out there with a bit more knowlede would be great!

Cheers

If you're willing to travel to Meath, Ratoath are always keen on new players. Big club but in junior ranks so not elite but big future lies ahead with successful underage beginning to push through
www.ratoathgaa.ie

Buzzfish, I dont play hurling but Naas GAA club would be a good club. I would be fairly sure they have a few teams. Their facilities are second to none in the county.
If you want to play football my own club Athgarvan GAA are always looking for new players, we're not too far from Naas. We'll be starting back around February.

rodrob111 wrote: »

Lookin to start playin Gaelic in the city centre. Haven't played in about 10 years so would take a while to get back fit so would want a lower level team to play with, say junior B or so. Heard that there was a team in Islandbridge (I'm in Stoneybatter)

Civil Service are somewhere around islandbridge...or else try Pheonix Park (Park Rangers i think).

The man in red and black wrote: »

We are also looking for people to get involved as selectors, managers, trainers etc so anyone interested in this is more than welcome!

Hi All,
Would anyone know anyone or be interested in training/manaing Realt Dearg hurling team?

Its going into our third year now and we have not had a manager yet. We have achieved some sucesses such as reachine championship quater/semi finals and gaining promotion up to AHL7 for next year.

Any help really appreciated.

shayno90 wrote: »

Malahide/Portmarnock/Baldoyle/Howth or any club near these areas

Hi shayno90, we're a small Junior Club based in Swords, why not drop by the Clubhouse some evening to find out more about us, we're currently trying to recruit new players for next season which is due to begin in Jan/Feb.

Some details about us:

colmcille wrote: »

Club Name : Naomh Colmcille CLG
Location : Holybanks, Glen Ellan Road, Swords, Co. Dublin
(Off the Balheary Road opposite the old Motorola Building).
Code : Football
Level played : Junior
Contact details : colmcillechair@hotmail.com, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Naomh-Colmcille-CLG/116051948138?sk=photos#!/pages/Naomh-Colmcille-CLG/116051948138?sk=wall
Any other info : We're always looking for Players for our Adult Junior team (Training Tuesday & Thursday @ 7pm) & Under 14 Team (Training Monday & Wednesday @ 6:30pm)
Facilities : Our Club House has a large hall, full changing facilities & has recently been extended to include new conference rooms, we have a Floodlit training area beside our Pitch.

We have full bar facilities which are open every night & are available to hire for functions, our hall & conference rooms are also available to hire for use by different groups in our local community. We currently hire out to groups ranging from Irish Dance classes to Bird shows.......

colmcille wrote: »

Hi shayno90, we're a small Junior Club based in Swords, why not drop by the Clubhouse some evening to find out more about us, we're currently trying to recruit new players for next season which is due to begin in Jan/Feb.

Some details about us:

If you are still recruiting for the new season, I will call over some evening to get more details.

Roooooney wrote: »

Portmarnock/Baldoyle/Howth - Naomh Mearnóg - http://www.naomhmearnog.ie/

Malahide - St Sylvesters - http://www.stsylvesters.ie/

Swords - fingallians - http://www.fingallians.ie/

River Valley - St Finians - http://www.stfinians.com/

They'd be the main ones.

In terms of facilities Naomh Mearnóg would definitely be the best.

Naomh Mearnóg have teams in Division 2,5,9
Sylvesters in 1,3,7 and 10 I think
Fins in Divsion 2, 7
Finians in Division 3,8

Are those clubs recruiting as there is no news about that on their websites?

Hi guys anyone know anything about the best football club to join around Citywest.

Prob just junior grade im 27 now.

Thanks for any feedback guys