Dublin Maths Christmas Course

Dublin Maths are running their annual Christmas Crash Course on the 29th and 30th of December. It’s a six hour programme designed to help students get ahead over the break. As partners, all club members get 10% off and half of all proceeds go directly back into the club. So if your son or daughter is finding maths challenging, this is a great chance to boost their confidence & grades while also supporting the club. You can use code: cualagaa

You can book the Crash Course here: https://dublinmaths.ie/crash-course?aff=Cuala+GAA

If you feel they’d benefit more from one to one grinds instead of the course, you can sign them up here: https://dublinmaths.ie/1-1-maths-grinds?aff=Cuala+GAA. The proceeds still go straight back into the club, so if you were planning on getting extra help anyway, this is a win for everyone.

Tráth na gCeist


Comhghairdeas leis an bhfiche foireann a ghlac páirt i dTráth na gCeist na Samhna sa Halla oíche Dhomhnaigh.
Well done to the twenty teams of boys & girls who took part in the bilingual Table Quiz in Cuala on Sunday.
Buíochas mór le fear an tí Cormac Ó hEadhra agus leis an meitheal a tháinig le chéile chun an ócáid a eagrú. Thanks to our inimitable host & all the organisers.
Mol an Óige!
Cuala le Gaeilge

U15 Boys Div 7 League Winners

Comhghairdeas le hiománaithe F15B. Congratulations to our U15B hurlers who won Div 7 League.
A win over Castleknock on Sunday in Shanganagh meant that they overtook St Brigid’s for the top spot.

Oíche na hÓige

The Cuala Sports and Social Integration Project organised a social event last Saturday for our 2010 boys and girls along with young people from Ukraine and other countries as part of the Oíche na hÓige initiative. Oíche na hÓige is a new initiative by the Department of Education and Youth that shines a light on the vibrant and diverse network of youth clubs and services at the heart of communities across Ireland, where young people learn together, develop, and flourish.

The event at Cuala included some fun and challenging activities based on The Cube TV show, as well as  food and spot prizes, and was a great opportunity for the young people to socialise together. A huge thanks to Damian Byrne of the Sports and Social Integration Project and the mentors of the 2010 groups for organising what was a hugely successful evening.

U10 Boys Jersey Presentation

The U10 Boys received their new jerseys this week in a small ceremony in the Halla. Special thanks to senior players Cormac Spain, Conor Groarke, Diarmaid O’Floinn, Cillian Dunne, Darragh and David O’Dowd for presenting the jerseys to the boys on the night (with some wise words from Cormac).

Thank you to the the generous jersey sponsors:
Mooney’s
Niall Montgomery & Partners
KPMG

Dublin Maths Grinds X Cuala GAA partnership

Big News Everyone! We’re An Official Partner with Dublin Maths Grinds. Here’s What It Means for Cuala🎉

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.

💡 What We Get:

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!

🚀 What Members Get:

  • ✅ 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.

Cuala U14 Boys at South East 7s Tournament

Cuala U14 Boys travelled to the wilds of County Carlow to participate in the South East Sevens Football Tournament on July 6th. Tinryland GAA host this annual event throughout June and July for boys and girls across the age ranges, and last Sunday it was the turn of the 2011 Boys. It was a great event, with strong representation from 16 Clubs around the country. Having played the opening group games against Graiguecullen (Laois), Rathvilly (Carlow) and Shelmaliers (Wexford) our lads qualified for the quarter final. Cuala succumbed to a few quick goals in the first half but rallied strongly to outscore the opposition in the second half, but it was not to be this time, and Rathgormack (Waterford) earned themselves a semi final place. A good team display from Cuala, with the lads seeking a return to the tournament in the coming years. A big thank you to our sponsors Carron-Walsh and to the Coaches and Parents who helped make it a memorable day for the lads. Cuala Abú!

U16 Boys South East 7’s Tournament

Sunday 22nd June saw the 2009 boys hit the road very early in the morning & head towards the townland of Rathcrogue in Co. Carlow. That was the destination in the satnav for the annual South East Sevens Football tournament hosted by Tinryland GAA club. The club hosts seven-a-side football competition for a variety of age groups across a number of weekends in both June and July each year, for both male and female teams.

The u16 boys tournament started with a parade at 9.30am and the Cuala banner was raised high amongst 16 participating teams arriving from all over Leinster and beyond, including the football stronghold of Crossmaglen GAA in Co. Armagh. The 7-a-side format was completely new to the boys but they quickly absorbed the intensity and physical demands required for the non-stop action. Shorter picthes and shorter games were a complete ruse! It was tough.

The lads lost their opening game but won their next two to qualify for the Cup competition. In the Cup they were to lose out to a very strong Naas team who went on to win the overall tournament and were really impressive in every game they played. No shame going out to that team. The lads did their club proud on the day and really adapted to the tactics involved in sevens extremely quickly.

The host club put on a splendid tournament. The facilities and organisation on the day was first class and is a credit to all their club volunteers. Their tournament motto is ‘Where friendships are born’ and that appears very apt reflecting back on the day. Thanks to all the parents who travelled to support the 2009 boys on the day.

Celtic Challenge Cup Success

Congratulations to Paddy Walsh who was part of the Dublin Electric Ireland Celtic Challenge team that won the Corn John Scott Final against Clare last weekend with Cuala’s Finbarr Murphy as part of the management team.

The Celtic Challenge Cup was established in 2016 with a developmental ethos. It is named in recognition of the original juvenile hurling club known as ‘Celtic’, with the John Scott cup named after John William Scott who was shot in Croke Park on Bloody Sunday in 1920. The 2025 Electric Ireland Celtic Challenge had 38 teams from all 32 counties taking part. Find out more about the Celtic Challenge Cup  here.

Hurling Féile Finals

Our U15 boys were in action last weekend for their hurling Féile finals, with some fantastic skills on display during thrilling games. The A team (pictured above) beat Naomh Barróg in a Shield semi-final, but lost out in the final (by a mere point) to O’Tooles. The Bs (below) won an excellent Cup semi-final, beating Naomh Barróg by two points in extra time. Unfortunately, they were beaten in the final by hosts BBSE, by two points.

Well done to the two teams for reaching the finals and with thanks to hosts O’Toole’s and Ballyboden St. Enda’s.