Please see details of our 3 day mid-term camp for those born 2014 – 2020 only.
🗓️ February 17th, 18th & 19th
📍 Cuala GAA, Hyde Road
⏰ 10am – 1.30pm
Register now via the Clubforce Connect App or online here, Cuala GAA | Clubforce
A little flashback to June with fantastic imagery we received from photographer John Coveney of the Cuala Mini All Ireland finals day. The sun shone and the usual buzz and excitement filled Dalkey as the traditional parade made its way through the village to Hyde Road. The Artane Band preceded a morning of mini games, food and fun, culminating in a medal presentation ceremony. Huge thanks to all involved including the 2011 boys and girls who looked after the barbecue and treats as they fundraised for their Féile competition, the Artane band, our senior players who did the honours of presenting medals, and all who helped to make the day a success. Thanks also to our Mini All Ireland Sponsors: Massey Bros, Core Credit Union, Cantor Fitgerald and Mooneys Hyndai. We are looking forward to next year already!
View the full gallery here: John Coveney Photography – People Places & Wildlife | 2025-Mini-All-Ireland
It was an exciting day last Saturday as Cuala welcomed the new intake into the Academy, with fun all round in the Cuala hall. A huge thank you to our Transition Year students who got to experience their first taste of being a coach as they guided and supported the next generation of young players around the drills. Well done to all involved!
This exclusive partnership brings huge benefits to our community top-tier, affordable online maths tuition for primary, & secondary students plus vital support for our club ahead of the new season.
By signing up through our dedicated club link, you’ll unlock exclusive discounts and bonuses, while 50% of all group subscription payments are donated directly back to our club. That means every sign-up helps support our next big initiative!
✅ Start with a FREE trial class – no commitment, just see if it’s right for you.
✅ Perks for payment upfront – cheaper rate when you pay for a half/full year in advance, plus the club gets paid upfront too.
✅ 20% off Unlimited Top Tier monthly small group maths grinds (online).
✅ Access to the “Netflix of Maths” – watch, study, and practise anytime.
✅ Full class recordings – never miss out, even if you’ve got training.
✅ Free notes & study materials to support every session.
✅ Discounts on Dublin Maths’ Junior & Leaving Cert Exam Technique Textbooks.
This initiative gives parents and students access to Ireland’s best online maths support, at a fraction of the cost. At the same time, you’ll be helping to fund the future of Cuala.
To get your discount and support the club, you must sign up through this exclusive link:
🔗 https://dublinmaths.ie/partners
❗ If you don’t use this link, you won’t get the discount and the club won’t receive any funds.
We’re incredibly excited to roll this out and can’t wait to see how many of our members we can support on the pitch and in the classroom.
Thanks for being part of something bigger.
The sun came out last Saturday at Hyde Road as our youngest group of players were presented with their first Cuala jerseys. Senior men’s and women’s players were guests of honour at the occasion and handed out the jerseys to each of the children. A few items of silverware were also brought along to inspire the next generation of Cuala players!
A very sincere thank you to Evara and 360 Finance & Property for their ongoing support of the Cuala Academy.
Some of our Senior Camogie players joined the 2017 girls for their blitz last weekend. A great morning of fun was had by all with impressive camogie skills on show all round! The 2017s were inspired by the senior players and are looking forward to supporting them in their semi-final this weekend!
Our Senior 1 Camogie team played Castleknock a few weeks ago with the 2016 Girls displaying the skills of the next generation of players at half-time. View more images over in the 2024 Women’s Camogie album of the gallery Gallery – Cuala GAC – Official Website (cualagaa.ie).
Thanks to Cyril Mulcahy for the photos.
