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  • 07-02-2010 8:47pm
    #1
    Daysha
    Registered Users Posts: 4,908 ✭✭✭Daysha


    Hi :)

    Over the last few months we've seen quite a number of threads popping up where people are either looking for a new club to join, or a poster representing a club wants to advertise for new players and the like. With that in mind we've set up this new thread so posters can either spread the word about who they play for, or find out more about other GAA clubs without cluttering the rest of the forum.

    If this is successful we would hope that in time this will be a great reference guide for people to find out as much information as possible about the clubs in their area. As well as that, if anyone is looking for a club to join in a particular county just give a shout out here and something should crop up. Any threads in the future advertising a certain club will be merged into this one, and I've also posted up a little template if people wish to use that as a starting point to telling us a bit about the club and what you do!

    Same rules apply as per the rest of the forum, no spamming, no posting of personal details, particularly if you wish to exchange mobile numbers please do so via PM.

    Club Name:
    Location:
    Code (hurling/football/handball):
    Level played:
    Contact details:
    Any other info:
    Tagged:


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  • #2
    TheWestsAwake
    Closed Accounts Posts: 87 ✭✭TheWestsAwake


    Re: Ranelagh Gaels ladies team

    One of the lads asked me to let ye know that Ranelagh Gaels ladies have 15-18 players training at the moment. If your are looking to join the club, please contact secretary.ranelaghgaels.dublin@gaa.ie Training at UCD Thursday nights @ 8.15


  • #3
    peewee18988
    Closed Accounts Posts: 89 ✭✭peewee18988


    Heya lads

    Is anyone looking to get onto a GAA team for this coming season? We are a junior team in South dublin and we are seriously struggling for numbers.

    If you're looking to get back into the game of haven't played before you are very welcome to join us.

    We train on Tuesday with matches on Sunday. The standard is not great so all levels of skill and fitness is catered for. First match is this Sunday so dust off the boots and get movin!


  • #4
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    Club Name: Ranelagh Gaels
    Location: Home pitch in Bushy Park Click
    Code (hurling/football/handball): Hurling
    Level played: Junior F
    Contact details: ranelaghgaels.hurling@gmail.com
    Any other info: Ranelagh Gaels are putting together a new team and have entered into the Junior F championship. There are a number of players who are just starting in hurling or have played hurling at under age level and are now coming back to it some years later. If you're in anyway interested then it would be worth a lash!


  • #5
    SallinsMan
    Registered Users Posts: 7 ✭SallinsMan


    Club Name: Sallins Hurling club
    Location: Sallins (Right in the village)
    Code (hurling/football/handball): Hurling
    Level played: Junior
    Contact details: sallinshurling@gmail.com

    Sallins Hurling club are recruiting hurlers for the coming season. Both seasoned and first time hurlers are welcome.
    Training is Tuesdays at 7.30 and Thursdays at 8. Sallins this year will be hoping to build on a very encouraging 2009 that seen them qualify for the League and Championship semi finals.
    If you want to stay / get fit and play competitive hurling this summer contact us at sallinshurling@gmail.com


  • #6
    PDD
    Registered Users Posts: 1,019 ✭✭✭PDD


    Hi Folks,

    I was wondering if anyone here has returned to hurling after a long absence? I used to play hurling alot up until my late teens but left due to being short on time with school/college, a job on top of that and my commitments with Scouts however I wouldn't mind getting back into it. However I am now getting close to thirty and I was wondering if this is a little bit too old for it or do clubs have puc-abouts for old fogies :-P

    Dave


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  • #7
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    PDD wrote: »
    Hi Folks,

    I was wondering if anyone here has returned to hurling after a long absence? I used to play hurling alot up until my late teens but left due to being short on time with school/college, a job on top of that and my commitments with Scouts however I wouldn't mind getting back into it. However I am now getting close to thirty and I was wondering if this is a little bit too old for it or do clubs have puc-abouts for old fogies :-P

    Dave

    Hey,

    Check out the sticky here - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055821624

    Where are you located? Dublin?


  • #8
    Journo_2010
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭Journo_2010


    I am looking to get involved in playing gaelic football in Dublin this season. Does anyone know of any clubworth joining.Am only an average footballer so not looking to join the Kilmacud 'A' tem or anything like that.Just something thats a bit of fun and good for keeping fit


  • #9
    PDD
    Registered Users Posts: 1,019 ✭✭✭PDD


    Cheers Peace,

    Sorry for the new thread I didn't see that one :o I am based in North Kildare near Lucan.

    Dave


  • #10
    Daysha
    Registered Users Posts: 4,908 ✭✭✭Daysha


    Threads merged.


  • #11
    the_one_&_only
    Registered Users Posts: 238 ✭✭the_one_&_only


    Lucan have a good set-up in the 12th Lock. If you take the Newcastle road junction off the n4 towards newcastle it's a mile and a bit up there on your right hand side. Just after the maxol garage.

    I heard the have a few teams setup this year for people looking to get back for a bit of fitness/fun etc

    Their website is www.lucansarsfields.ie


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  • #12
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    PDD wrote: »
    Cheers Peace,

    Sorry for the new thread I didn't see that one :o I am based in North Kildare near Lucan.

    Dave

    Lucan Sarsfields have a team which are entered in the AHL9 league and Junior F chamionship. If you've been out of it for a while that level of hurling would probably suit! :)

    I'm sure they'd be happy to see new members coming in...


  • #13
    villains77
    Registered Users Posts: 1,299 ✭✭✭villains77


    hi all been playing for rosmini gaels 3 seasons now and were allways on the lookout for new players. we train on thursday nights at plunkets college in whitehall and our home matches our in the same place aswell for away matchs we meet at club house opposite fagans drumcondra and get lifts from the players who have cars . so if your intrested drop down on thursday nights and look for alan kelly


  • #14
    WinstonSmith
    Closed Accounts Posts: 191 ✭✭WinstonSmith


    Hello all,
    Was wondering if anybody here could help me: I am moving to England to teach after the summer and I am looking for a Gaelic football club to join. I will be based about fifty miles south west of London and about 15 miles south of Reading. Does anybody know of any Gaelic Football clubs in the general area I could join? Any help would be immensely appreciated!


  • #15
    celtic123
    Registered Users Posts: 19 ✭celtic123


    Hi all,

    Just moved to dublin am looking for a hurling time to train with during the week. I play hurling for a club in sligo so looking for somewhere that the standard isn't too high:)

    Based in the north side, hope ye can help!


  • #16
    Patsy fyre
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,184 ✭✭✭Patsy fyre


    Does anybody know of a hurling team in the castlebar area?


  • #17
    Dercola
    Registered Users Posts: 236 ✭✭Dercola


    Hey all. Just wondering if any of you's can help me out.. 24 year old guy here, looking to get back into the ol gaelic football. Haven't played any since my very early teens, so don't be expecting no world beater :D

    Anywho, based in the northside of Cork City, so any help is greatly appreciated..

    Cheers..


  • #18
    thedownsgaa
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭thedownsgaa


    Hi All

    Just want to get the word out about a few new club items:

    1. Our weekly club lotto can now be played online
    2. Supporters can sign up for our free weekly email newsletter
    Details of above can be found on our website www.thedownsgaa.com

    Our new 500 seater stand with dressing rooms underneath has just been completed see here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thedownsgaa/

    thanks


  • #19
    mjmccaffrey
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭mjmccaffrey


    Hi Lads

    GAA Football Club in Dublin West area, Kilmainham, Islandbridge are looking for new players at intermediate/junior level - if your up from the country or just looking to get back out there and get your place on a good team we are only five games into the season so plenty of time - just call [snip] or email mjmccaffrey2001@yahoo.co.uk - ALL WELCOME!


  • #20
    On The Ditch
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭On The Ditch


    Code (hurling/football/handball): Hurling
    Level played:Junior

    Hi I just moved to Dublin and am looking for a junior hurling team to join.

    I'm living in Charlemont St (close to Harcourt St) and don't have a car so I'm looking for a team who's pitch would be accessible by public transport.

    Thanks for the help, much appreciated..


  • #21
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    On The Ditch - What level do you want to play at?

    I train with Realt Dearg in Bushy Park and its a grand team which formed in February.
    http://realtdearg.weebly.com/


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  • #22
    KERSPLAT!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 31,152 ✭✭✭✭KERSPLAT!


    Football or hurling
    Donnybrook or Ratoath, Meath

    Im interested in getting back in to either football or hurling. I currently play "soccer" on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday but not for a team
    (astro with mates) and would much rather get back into GAA. I played Football at school level and Hurling for bout 2 years. Wouldnt be
    great at either but will give it my best shot. Need somewhere close to Donnybrook (where I work) or Ratoath.

    Gonna have a look into Realt Dearg just have to figure out how to get there via public transport :P Any other suggestions would be great!!


  • #23
    On The Ditch
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭On The Ditch


    Peace wrote: »
    On The Ditch - What level do you want to play at?

    I train with Realt Dearg in Bushy Park and its a grand team which formed in February.
    http://realtdearg.weebly.com/

    Thanks for the reply Peace..I had might head down for a look alright, when are ye training next?


  • #24
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    On The Ditch wrote: »
    Thanks for the reply Peace..I had might head down for a look alright, when are ye training next?

    Monday & Wednesday at 8. Bring hurley and boots and get stuck in.


  • #25
    GymJim
    Registered Users Posts: 448 ✭✭GymJim


    Peace wrote: »
    Monday & Wednesday at 8. Bring hurley and boots and get stuck in.

    Might come along myself Wednesday night also (can't make Monday).

    Do you think any lads would have a spare hurl going for the one night if I can't lay my hands on one beforehand? Broke mine a few weeks ago and won't be home til next weekend to get another.


  • #26
    wixfjord
    Site Banned Posts: 5,346 ✭✭✭wixfjord


    Hi lads, living on North King St in Dublin city centre, just wondering does anyone know of any junior hurling clubs nearby or accessible by public transport in this area. The above Red Stars would be perfect, but just too far out for me.
    Cheers


  • #27
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    GymJim wrote: »
    Might come along myself Wednesday night also (can't make Monday).

    Do you think any lads would have a spare hurl going for the one night if I can't lay my hands on one beforehand? Broke mine a few weeks ago and won't be home til next weekend to get another.

    Yep - There's usually plenty of hurleys left at the side incase any are broken in the match.


  • #28
    On The Ditch
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭On The Ditch


    Peace wrote: »
    Yep - There's usually plenty of hurleys left at the side incase any are broken in the match.

    Hi Peace, I'll try to make it down for 8 tomorrow assuming I'm not held up in work, training is still planned for that time anyway?


  • #29
    Peace
    Registered Users Posts: 2,758 ✭✭✭Peace


    On The Ditch wrote: »
    Hi Peace, I'll try to make it down for 8 tomorrow assuming I'm not held up in work, training is still planned for that time anyway?

    We've pulled it forward to 7.30. Forgot to mention above a helmet would be useful.


  • #30
    cracker1985
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭cracker1985


    Hi would anyone mind if I out up a post about a new idea me and my mate have??? It can give clubs a free website and can possible raise funds for the club as well as enabling club members to buy their own club gear whenever they want??? i realise its unrelated topic but just thought id ask.....cheers


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  • #31
    On The Ditch
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭On The Ditch


    Peace wrote: »
    We've pulled it forward to 7.30. Forgot to mention above a helmet would be useful.

    Thanks Peace, I made it down alright, was a good session


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