U15 Boys Football Féile

Cuala Hosts a Splendid Peil Féile Sunday in Thomastown
Sunday, April 12th was a day to remember as Cuala B proudly hosted their Peil Féile competition in Thomastown. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of the 2011 parents, coaches, and Cuala volunteers, the grounds were transformed into a sea of red and white. Bunting, flags, and immaculate pitches set the tone for a festival of football and community spirit.
From early morning, supporters were treated to an impressive spread of sandwiches, buns, cakes, and homemade treats. Visiting clubs and referees alike were full of praise for the hospitality, generosity, and warmth shown by the hosts. A superb, friendly atmosphere carried through the day, helped along by lively rivalry, good‑natured banter, and Susie’s now‑famous playlist drifting across the fields.
Adding to the sense of occasion, a piper led the parade for both the Cup and Shield finals, followed by a stirring rendition of Amhrán na bhFiann. The sun shone for much of the morning before the weather turned dramatic—just in time to heighten the tension of the closing matches.
Competitive Football and High Drama
The Shield competition featured Ballinteer St Johns, Ballyboden St Endas, Templeogue Synge Street, and Raheny. After a series of spirited and skilful games, Templeogue Synge Street emerged as deserving Shield champions, earning warm applause from all in attendance.
In the Cup, St Peregrines / Garda Westmanstown Gaels edged St Kevins Killians in a thrilling semi‑final that went to extra time. Cuala booked their place in the final after overcoming Beann Eadair in a high‑scoring, fast‑paced encounter.
The Cup Final itself was a gripping, low‑scoring battle between two familiar rivals. Peregrines Westmanstown, having won the earlier group match by a single point, were hoping for a repeat. But Cuala burst out of the blocks, dominating early possession and kicking some superb points in the first half.
As the game tightened, Peregrines Westmanstown fought their way back, while Cuala’s defensive unit produced a phenomenal display—chasing in packs, blocking heroically, and standing firm in nerve‑shredding goalmouth scrambles. With the wind rising and heavy rain sweeping in, missed frees and heart‑stopping moments kept everyone on edge.
In the final ten minutes, roared on by passionate home support, Cuala held their nerve and secured a hard‑earned two‑point victory.
A Day to Celebrate
After an incredible, family‑centred day of sport and community, the Cuala B Boys graciously accepted the Féile 5 Cup—capping off what was already a magnificent occasion.
And the excitement isn’t over. The Hurling Féile Finals take place on Sunday, April 26th. After such a successful hosting, Cuala may well be stepping forward again… so keep an eye out and come support our teams whatever the venue as they chase more Féile glory.

Thomastown Clean-Up

A huge thank you to the Juvenile Boys volunteers who got the mops, buckets and elbow grease out last weekend to give Thomastown a much-needed cleanup. On behalf of the whole club – thank you!

Easter Camps

Easter camps are now open for registration! Open to boys and girls Born 2014 – 2020. From 10am-1.30pm each day at Cuala, Hyde Road.

Week 1- Monday 30th March – Thursday 2nd April.
Week 2 – Tuesday 7th April – Friday 10th April

Register on the Clubforce App or online here: Cuala GAA | Clubforce

2011 Boys Féile campaign

The 2011 Cuala Féile squad commenced their 2026 campaign with a special presentation evening on Friday, January 30th. The event, held in the Halla, marked the official launch of the group’s Féile year and celebrated the efforts of players, parents and the wider community.

Senior players Tom Magee, Conor O’Brien,  Diarmuid O’Flynn, Cormac Spain and Jack Twomey were in attendance to present each of the 75 boys with their personalised Féile kit and gear bag. Their presence added a sense of occasion and pride to an already memorable evening.

This milestone was made possible through the exceptional work of the Féile 2026 fundraising committee – Seán Costello, Susie Cunningham, Jenny Quinn, Paul Loughrey,  Edward Monaghan, Ann Maria Lucey, Mark Hussey, Paula Roche and Denis Lucey. Their dedication, professionalism and teamwork resulted in a record level of support for the group. We also acknowledge with gratitude the very generous contributions of our corporate sponsors.

Our thanks to the many local businesses, whose generosity has greatly strengthened the programme.

With strong participation numbers, Cuala will field three teams in both hurling and football. The group faces an intensive schedule of approximately 30 fixtures over the coming 10 weeks. Despite early weather challenges, competition has already begun, and we look forward to reporting on the team’s progress throughout the campaign.

We wish the 2011 boys every success as they represent Cuala with commitment, teamwork and pride.

Go n-éirí an bóthar leo.

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!