The draw takes place on 26th March 2025
For further details, terms and conditions see https://www.gaa.ie/my-gaa/administrators/national-club-draw
Buy your ticket below and you could be in the money with some amazing cash prizes!
Clontarf's important motion to Congress 2025 proposes to make it a requirement for players to be active with their clubs in order to be eligible to play intercounty championship.
Read the rationale and full details here
Information webinars will be held for all clubs in Ireland on Monday February 10th and Wednesday February 12th. We invite all clubs to attend. To represent your club at the webinars, please join either of these webinars:
Mon Feb 10th, 8pm
Meeting link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84056036838?pwd=oLjDtnLboUAZICjWU0eaZDbZ53lHtf.1
Wed Feb 12th, 8pm
Meeting link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83545668814?pwd=0tQLQPQDNXpruhw9tjyLcpdZTBHbjY.1
The Every Step Counts Challenge is back and starts on Wed 8th January and runs until Wed 12th February. Last year over 200 people took part on behalf of Clontarf GAA, walking or running over 60,000km! Please make sure to sign up for the 2025 challenge now and get friends and family involved too!
Signing up is really simple - just follow these easy steps:
📱 Download the app for Apple or Android (you may already have it from previous years)
💬 Register or log in (if you have an account already)
💪 Select your challenge (Social▶️Challenges▶️Leinster▶️Clontarf GAA❤️🤍)
🚶♀️🚶 Track your walks or runs from 8th Jan until 12th Feb!
↔️ Connecting your phone's step counter/activity tracker is really important or we won't get the benefit of all your walking! Remember - Every Step Counts!
The challenge lasts for just over a month and it's a great excuse to get yourself and the family out for a much needed bit of air. There is also lots more information on our website around what the healthy club are doing (clontarfgaa.com/healthy-club) and some more specific information on physical activities to think about to stay well throughout the year (clontarfgaa.com/physical-activity)
Reminder that our Nora Arthur Tournament starts at 3pm sharp
6 a side with 2 pitches
Families can play together
At least one female on each team
You can register online or pay on the day
Free tea and coffee from Brew for everyone
Bar will be open
Bring down the family and support a fantastic charity.
See below for An Cúldoras, the club bar’s opening hours over the holidays.
The Nora Arthur tournament will take place on Friday 27th December. We want as many as possible to play and donate. This is our 3rd year and the turnouts to date have been fantastic.
We want families to play together and each team must have 2 ladies. The first game is 3pm sharp so please arrive at 2.30pm to sort teams out.
This is a fantastic way for us as a club and a community to show our support to the Arthur family at Christmas time in memory of Nora. The bar will be open and there will be music on the night from 7.30pm, hope to see you all there. Click to register.
Our annual Christmas Tree Collection Service will be held again on Saturday 4th January 2025. This is the primary collection date, but there will also be a limited collection on Saturday 11th.
The service is carried out by volunteers as a fundraiser for the club. The event will be held at the clubhouse with trees mulched on site and recycled directly from the club.
Thank you to those that have supported us over the years and we hope to see you again in the New Year.
Book your tree collection here: https://clontarfgaa.com/xmastree.
If you haven’t had a chance yet to see the end of year video, make yourself a cuppa and enjoy this 11 minute oddessy through Clontarf GAA’s 2024, another incredible year for our club with a number of notable firsts. You might be surprised at the breadth of activities happening around the club. Remember, it’s all voluntary so we’re always open to more volunteers if you have skills in any area. The more that put up their hand, the less for everyone to do! Drop a note to chair@clontarfgaa.com if you would like to give a hand in any area.
A very special day down at Áras Chluain Tarbh today when the man himself Santa Claus came to visit and arrived in style with flashing blue lights! Lots of smiling faces to greet him and come to see him in his grotto! Merry Christmas to all!
A few snaps of the day below courtesy of the PRO Team.
If you would like any photos removed please just drop an email to pro@clontarfgaa.com.
On Saturday 2nd November, our U14 Boys were treated to an All Star Hurling and Football training session this morning from Hurling 5-time All Star Tony Kelly and 6-time Dublin GAA All Star Brian Fenton. Thanks to the lads for a great session, the boys really got a lot out of it.
Below are some great photos that were taken on the morning as well as a fantastic video produced by Paddy Kirk.
The Adult Player of the Year Awards were held on Saturday night in a packed Áras! A great night was had, topped off by some great live entertainment. A list below of the award winners along with some snaps of the night and the award winners who were on site to collect their awards!
WOMEN’S AWARDS
Senior Ladies Football
Kate Fitzgibbon POTY / Timea Kovacs Young POTY
Ladies Junior B
Amy O'Meara POTY / Áine Mulligan Young POTY
Ladies Junior A
Orla O'Callaghan POTY / Ciara O'Donnell Young POTY
Adult Camogie
Amelie Ni Riain POTY / Aoife Kane Young POTY / Medb Hannigan Most Improved POTY
MEN’S AWARDS
Mens Senior Hurling
Kevin Byrne POTY / Robin McGill Young POTY
Mens 2nd (Junior A) Hurling
Ciaran Walsh POTY / Stephen Connolly POTY
Mens 3rd (Junior B) Hurling
Derick Mitchell POTY / Jim O'Keeffe Young POTY
Mens Senior Football
Kieran McKeon POTY 2024 / Charlie Meehan Young POTY
Mens AFL4 (Intermediate) Football
James Kavanagh Players’ Player of the Year / Fiachra Dodd POTY
Mens AFL8 (Junior A) Football
Eoghan Stanley POTY / Sean Coughlan POTY
Mens AFL11 (Junior B) Football
Aodhagán Ó Deasmhúnaigh POTY / Luka Brennan Young POTY
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and our new social committee has managed to secure a very special guest for us. None other than Santa Claus himself will be arriving to the clubhouse on Sunday 8th December at 2pm and will be with us until 5pm.
There will be a selection box for each child that visits Santa as well as face painting and colouring. The astro will be open.
The event is free and all are welcome, but we would appreciate if you would register in advance so we have an idea of numbers of kids who will visit Santa and what time slot you would like to be in for your visit (2-3pm, 3-4pm, 4-5pm).
The club is delighted to acknowledge being named as Senior Hurling Club of the Year by Friends of Dublin Hurling (FoDH). We are thrilled to receive the honour this year.
This is a great acknowledgement of the huge work put in by players, mentors, managers and games committee alike across Hurling and Camogie right up through the juvenile ranks, through Minor into Adult both Junior and Senior. It’s onwards and upwards from here!
Some images below courtesy of FODH from the ceremony on Friday night.
