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2018 Academy Group – Girls & Boys

If you have a child born in 2018, why not bring them along each Saturday from September 16th  to experience all that Cuala has to offer! Where: every Saturday at Hyde Park, Dalkey [MAP] When: Boys 9:00am & Girls 10:30am Who: All boys…
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1988 Junior Football Final recalled

Cuala's heritage in images and print is not just concerned with winning trophys. We love to hear of heroic journeys that took teams to great heights even if the outcome did not mean more silverware. Some seasons yielded something just as valuable - lasting friendships and great memories of shared endeavours. Like this memorable journey to the Junior Football final in 1988.
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Colmán’s philosophical prize earned 20 years ago.

Cartlann Digiteach Cuala is of the view that we should never overlook great hurling endeavours by Cuala members that take place beyond the jurisdiction of Club and County. We spotted a familiar face in this 1993 Fitzgibbon Cup winning side featuring a shy and retiring future Academy Chairman.
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Historic Visit by “Bob” recalls momentous year in ’61

History was made in July 2013 when, for the first time since 1961, the Dublin Senior Hurlers won the Leinster Championship - and it earned Cuala a visit from hurling 'royalty'
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We wonder whether our younger members ever stopped to think how we communicated about fixtures back in those 'black & white" days when there was no Internet and most homes didn't even have a phone.

Historic meeting – a key to Cuala success

Recent efforts to refurbish the Hyde Road clubhouse has prompted us to remind members of the historic meeting that took place 36 years ago – a gathering that secured for the club one of its most useful assets – the Cuala Hall.

Historic video show Cuala in Phoenix Park

Every so often, Cartlann Digiteach Cuala uncovers a real gem. This is one of them - A video showing Cuala Hurlers take on Eoghan Ruadh in the Phoenix Park - but when exactly?
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Vinnie Holden – Evening Herald Legend of the Ball

Vinnie Holden featured in this week's Evening Herald "Legend of the Ball" series. You can read for yourself how he's never lost his passion for the game.

Who Do You Think You Are?

1962 was a pivotal year in Ireland and in the World generally. 50 years ago, we were beginning to see immense changes in social and cultural lives. It was a significant year in the history of Cuala too - with 2 strategic developments that were the critical foundations of our modern day club.
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Dalkey As Most Of You Have Never Seen It

Some film footage of Dalkey, taken in the late 50's courtesy of Dalkeyphotos. Its amazing how little has changed - except for the cows and the hens. And these a brief glimpse of Hyde Park too

Teemore Shamrocks Set the Bar for Club History

In encouraging Cuala members and supporters to contribute stories and memorabilia to the club’s digital archive, Cartlann Digiteach Cuala is happy to point out the great work done by other clubs who are at the forefront of cherishing and recording their history.