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MONDAY IS D-DAY Monday is a crucial day for our #Home4Cuala campaign. This will be the moment when our local councillors will vote on the proposed redevelopment of our clubhouse and facilities at Hyde Road. If they vote yes we’ve got full and final planning permission. Any final positive messages can be shared using #Home4Cuala […]
Sporting matches at club and amateur level will start again from Monday as part of society’s getting back to normal and the GAA confirmed yesterday the arrangements that will apply on the sideline and around the general activity of clubs in the Republic of Ireland. 100 spectators will be permitted to attend all games, with […]
We are delighted to bring you the first in an occasional series of interviews with different people around the club. Who they are, the role they play and a little bit of their own personal Cuala story. First up is Cuala President John Sheanon with Senior Camogie Player Hannah Nash firing the questions. We hope […]
A Chara, Monday, 26th April is a significant date for the GAA as our clubs continue the resumption of activity. It is the date when activity finally resumes in clubs all over Ireland. This will be a particularly special day for our young people and their supportive coaches in clubs in the 26 Counties who […]
Return to Play Notice from Women’s section Dual player protocols: As a club we promote the playing of both Camogie and Ladies football and are delighted that so many play both codes. Due to the many challenges presented with dual playing load, the Women’s Section committee and Coaches have agreed in the past to work […]
The ref has blown full time on #CualaWall2Ball. Superb performance by all U15 players and families, who didn’t just beat their targets but shattered them. 160,281 hits were achieved and more importantly €11,835 has been donated to Trócaire. The fundraising platform is still open for any late donations. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/cuala-2006 Well done to all of the […]
The 2020 Cuala GAA awards went virtual and were broadcast live on YouTube on St Patrick’s Night. Despite two lockdowns in 2020, we still had an awful lot to celebrate. The Awards were presented by Ruairi Sheanon and Hannah Nash. We saw huge Championship victories for both the men’s section and the women’s section. You […]
Congratulations to our U16 girls who between them walked or ran 600 kilometres on St Patrick’s Day, part of a circumference of Ireland in cooperation with their sometime rivals and lifetime friends in sport at Ballyboden St Enda’s and Raheny. Great to get out and about in the sunshine so well done to all those […]
Maastricht-based but forever Cuala, Tony Bass has been involved within the European Board from soon after its inception under the guidance of the late Joe McDonagh and during his GAA Presidency in 1999. Tony was also involved in establishing his home club in Europe, Maastricht GAA, and the strategic nature of his input is reflected […]
The following article appeared in the Dublin Gazette this week. WHILE Jennifer Dunne was many people’s pick for the player of the match in the All-Ireland final, the 20-year-old admits it was still “a bit of a shock” to get the nod for the 2020 Team of the Year. Alongside Martha Byrne, it meant […]
