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Catering for both Hurling and Football for both men and women of all ages in Ratoath Parish. Reigning Meath JFC and MFC winners.

CLG Daingean Uí Chúis / Dingle GAA Club is a Senior Football Club in Kerry. Dingle wear Red & White jerseys for home games and for away games wear Green & Blue (Combined colours of Sráide Eoin and Na Piarsaigh). Dingle play home games in Páirc an Ághasaigh, Dingle. It was on the 23rd of January 1943 The Fort Field, consisting of five acres, two roods and eight perches, was legally assigned to trustees and renamed Páirc an Ághasaigh in honour of Thomas Ashe of Kinard. A team from Dingle affiliated with the Kerry County Board in 1891 and since that time football has been played in the town.The earliest teams to compete were ‘The Dingle Wreckers’, ‘The Dingle Gascons’ and the ‘Dingle St. Brendans’. Kerry wore the Dingle Colours in the All-Ireland final of 1939 when they played and defeated Meath. As Dingle were Kerry County Champions at the time Kerry played in the Dingle colours, red and white. At various times you had more than one team from the town competing against each other in friendly rivalry. CLG Daingean Uí Chúis as we know it today began when the Sráide Eoin and Na Piarsaigh teams joined together in 1967. Ned O'Loughlin was the first Chairman and Michael Slattery was the first Captain of the team. Kerry Players Batt O’Connor, Jack Sheehy, Paddy Bawn Brosnan, Tom 'Gega' O'Connor, Tomas Ashe, Bill Dillon, Sean Brosnan, Joe O’Sullivan, Tim Brosnan, Maurice McKenna, Jas. O'Sullivan, Paddy Cronesberry, Paddy Hussey, Jimmy Bambury, Vincent ‘Shin’ O'Connor, Bernard O'Sullivan, Jamsie O'Sullivan, , Tomas O'Connor, Seán Geaney, Murt Moriarty, Fintan Ashe, Conor O'Donnell, Jack Ferriter, Diarmuid Murphy, Tommy Griffin, David Geaney, Paul Geaney, Mikey Geaney

The East coast surf club is somewhat ironically titled as we do most of our surfing anywhere but the east coast. We're part social club, part surf club. We surf all over Ireland, and beyond. We've a w

The Nenagh Cricket Club was revived in 2005 having folded in the 70s and was accepted into the Munster League in 2011. At the moment, we are fielding a Senior Cricket Team but will look to create a 1st and 2 XI in time when membership grows sufficiently. We are also committed to the development of the sport at youth levels and have a goal to field a youth team in the next couple of years.

Naas GAA is one of the largest GAA Club's in Ireland with over 70 teams competing in Football, Hurling, Camogie and Ladies Football. The Club was founded on 16th October 1887 in Naas Town Hall. This is an open forum. We encourage you to get involved. However, this is also a family-friendly forum, so we ask that you follow these guidelines. Posts and comments that breach these guidelines will be removed. • We do not allow comments or submissions that are violent, sexually explicit, obscene, racist, abusive, hateful, defamatory, libellous or inappropriate relating to under age players. • We do not allow comments that suggest or encourage illegal activity. • We do not allow solicitations, advertisements, promotion or endorsements of unapproved products or services. • You take part in this forum at your own risk, taking personal responsibility for your comments, username and any information you provide. • The appearance of external links does not constitute offi cial endorsement by the GAA.

Our mission is to develop the club to become the hub for bringing the community together and develop championship level boxers that in turn become local sport stars and role models to inspire other youngsters.

Drumhowan Geraldines are a rural GAA club in the heart of Co. Monaghan. We are situated in the Parish of Tullycorbet. There are two clubs in the parish. We cater for the rural areas in the north and south of the parish. Our pitch Pairc Mhic Eoin is situated to the southern end of the parish an equal distance from both the towns of Ballybay(parish town) and Castleblayney. We are a small club with 40 adult playing members and 44 juvenile members and 175 adult non playing members. At the minute we have 28 coaches qualified at foundation level, however all of these are not at present actively coaching. At level 1 there are 7 coaches qualified, while we have 3 level 2 coaches. At present we field 2 adult teams, an U14, U12, U10 and U8 teams under our own name. We are also amalgamated with our fellow parishioners Ballybay at U16 and Minor. To fund the club each year our main income is a Friends of Drumhowan Scheme. We have 120 people who play €120 a year. To supplement the running costs of the club we also have 2 or 3 other small event a year. One example of this is our annual All-Ireland Football Draw. At present we have 1 full sized playing pitch and a fully floodlit training pitch (full sized juvenile pitch). Our main pitch has a covered stand and grass banks and can hold around 1500 spectators with parking for around 500 cars. We also have four dressing rooms, a referee’s room and a fitness suite that still has to be equipped. At present we are currently completing our refurbishment of our community centre in partnership with our local community group.

Athlone Gymnastics Club is situated in Summerhill Business park, Athlone, Co. Roscommon. It caters for children of all levels from the age of six.

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AIL Division 2A Senior Rugby Side. 4 Adults teams, Underage teams from 6yrs (Minis) up to 19yrs. New members and volunteers always welcome.