Cardiac screening

On Friday February 27th and Saturday February 28th, the 2012 Boys group organised for Advanced Medical Services (AMS) to visit Cuala to run a cardiac screening clinic for our juvenile male and female players.
Each year up to 100 people die in Ireland from Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS). It is estimated that 1 in 300 people may have a cardiac abnormality, with the incidence of SADS being higher in Ireland than many other European countries.  The GAA’s Medical, Scientific and Welfare committee now recommends periodic cardiac screening for all players from around 14 years and above.

Over two days of screening at the Halla:

  • 75 Cuala players from u14 to U16 age-groups were screened.
  • 16 girls and 59 boys attended.
  • Each player had a 12-lead ECG, a physical cardiac exam and blood pressure, plus a range of other cardiometabolic health checks.

The screening session was highly successful. Demand was very high across the two days, with all of the available slots used up. Players’ parents will be receiving their results over the coming days. AMS will share with Cuala the cumulative number of players who have been referred on to a cardiologist so we will have this information as a baseline for the club.

If there is any interest in running cardiac screening at the club again, please just email Darrin at darrin.morrissey@gmail.com, and he would be delighted to make the connections.

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

February Midterm Camps

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

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

U16 Girls Transition to Minor

The 2009 Girls enjoyed a very special evening on Thursday, 20 November 2025, as they marked their transition from Juvenile to Minor with a graduation celebration attended by players and their parents/guardians.

It was an emotional and memorable night. This group shares a unique bond and player retention has always been a core value, something we are proud to say has been achieved, with 39 players moving forward to Minor. A number of well-deserved thank-yous were shared on the night, especially to the coaches, FLOs and parents who have supported the girls every step of the way. Each player received a skills recognition award along with a team photograph as a memento of their 09 journey.

Over the years, this group has achieved many wins. They signed off from the Juvenile section on a high, with both our A and B camogie teams winning their Shield finals and both football teams reaching the semi-final stage, narrowly losing out to strong opposition.

As they now progress into the Minor section, exciting times lie ahead for this talented group. Please join us in thanking an exceptional team of mentors, coaches and FLOs whose dedication has played a major role in this squad’s success.

Separately, congratulations to the U16 Red Camogie team (pictured below) who won their U16 Div 2 Shield Final last Saturday against St Kevins 6-02 to 1-05 in Meadowvale with a strong team display.  Big thanks to the 2010 for their support. The U16s celebrated this win in their last match before they transition to minor girls.

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.

U16 Camogie Div 6 Winners

Congratulations to the U16 White Camogie team who won their U16 Div 6 Shield Final last Sunday against Naomh Bríd 2-03 to 1-01. Thanks to Cyril Mulcahy for the photos of clearly happy players, parents and mentors as they celebrated this fitting win in their last match before they transition to minor girls next year.

U13 Camogie Winners

Huge congratulations to two of our U13 girls teams who secured wins in respective finals last weekend. The B team (pictured above) claimed the Division 6 Championship title after beating Na Fianna in a thrilling final in St. Lawrence’s. Meanwhile the D team (pictured below) won the Division 11 Shield in their final against Ballinteer in Marlay Park.

 

U11 Girls Attend Donaghamore Ashbourne GAA Blitz

Our U11 girls were welcomed to Donaghamore Ashbourne GAA club last Saturday for the Ciaran Benville Memorial Day GoGames Blitz. The annual event aims to get clubs to come together in memory of Ciaran, a Donaghmore Ashbourne clubman who served as Meath Juvenile County Chairman, as well as Chairperson of the Meath GAA Youth and Coiste Go Games Committees.

The blitz featured U11 teams playing hurling, camogie and football, as well as having a lot of fun. A huge thank you to everyone at Donaghmore Ashbourne GAA for all the organisation, the warm welcome, the bbq lunch and snacks.

Leinster U10 Blitz St. Lomans Mullingar

A group of Cuala U10 girls travelled to St. Lomans Mullingar on Saturday today to play in the club’s sixth annual LGFA U10 Leinster blitz. Some 24 teams from 18 clubs across seven counties took part in the event, with all games played by each team against teams from another county, adding to the novelty of the event. In total more than 350 girls played in the blitz. Refreshments were provided in the St. Lomans clubhouse, including a tuck shop and cake sale run by the St. Lomans senior ladies team who are current Westmeath County Champions. A huge thanks to all the organisers especially our hosts St. Lomans.

Our U10 girls are pictured above in Mullingar in their new jerseys sponsored by Dublin Maths.