- Posted on May 27 at 10.28 p.m.
It may have been a great weekend weather-wise but it was a bad one for us where hurling was concerned, as none of three matches fixed for adult teams went the way we would have wanted.
First, on Friday evening, our seniors were beaten by Buffers Alley in the All County League, while at the same time, our Junior 'B' side was also suffering defeat against Naomh Eanna in the first game of the Gorey District Championship. Then on Saturday, our Junior 'A' side was unable to field against Duffry Rovers for their Division 4A league match, due to lack of numbers. Let's hope for better results all round next weekend, when the juniors are down to play Rathnure in Farmleigh in the championship on Friday evening (7 p.m.), and there's another round of league matches fixed for Bank Holiday Monday.

- Posted on May 13 at 4.05 p.m.
We're planning something new this year, in the form of a four-mile road race/fun run/walk on the afternoon of Sunday August 12.
More details will follow soon, but for now, why not make a note of the date and get in training so you can take part yourself!

- Updated on May 13 at 3.59 p.m.
Some photos from the training sessions for our stars of the future have now been added to our website and they can be seen by clicking here
The training sessions are continuing at the club grounds every Thursday at 7 p.m., with age levels under-6, under-8 and under-10 being catered for in both hurling and football.
Some of our senior players and most experienced coaches are leading the sessions, and there are lots of tournaments and other events coming up too for all the young players to enjoy.
New players are especially welcome, and all skill levels can be accommodated – just turn up any Thursday at 7 p.m. and join in the fun. If you require any futher information, please contact Pádraig Dunbar at (086) 4094067 in connection with the under-6 and under-8 age groups, or George Warren at (087) 9224740 in connection with the under-10s.

- Posted on May 9 at 12.28 p.m.
We're delighted to be hosting a Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp again this year, with the dates involved being from Monday July 16 to Friday July 20. For more information, see our new
Cúl Camp page or check out www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie

- Posted on May 2 at 3.07 p.m.
We will be running an official defibrillator and CPR course on the afternoon of Saturday June 9, organised by the club's own certified trainer, Dominic Gaughan.
Attendees will be fully certified at the end of the course, and will receive a training manual and keyring facemask for administering CPR in addition to their certificate. There are six places available on the course, so we ask for you to register your interest as soon as possible if you would like to attend.
We also ask that all team mentors undertake this training during the year, and so we would like to hear from them in particular. In addition, people who took the course previously may need refresher training depending on the timescale that has elapsed, and so they are welcome too.
The course is free to all paid-up members of the club and costs just €20 for non-members (a massive discount on what it would cost elsewhere). It will take approximately four hours to run.
If interested, please e-mail club chairman Des O'Neill at doneill@omnipro.ie or telephone him at (086) 8354969