Club - News & Reports
Good luck to the U15 Camogie Feile team who are playing in the Division 1 National Feile in Abbotstown this Saturday.
Their first game is at 11:40 against Tipp Champions Boherlahan Dualla and we wish them all the best and ask for support on the day.
Schedule for Games Below
We are excited to announce details of our Kilmacud Crokes Elite Hurling & Camogie Camp for 2022 (see attached poster).
Members of the Kilmacud Crokes and Cuala choirs met up in Glenalbyn House to watch a recording of their Unision 4 Ukraine Concert
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Crokes finish with 6 to spare over a combative Faughs, in very poor conditions
Well folks I really can't believe that we're back doing this again,having had to cancel 2020 and 2021 for the obvious reasons. BCI breast cancer Ireland and my favourite GAA club Kilmacud Crokes are the 2 beneficiaries of all the money we will raise .
Despite the odd shower of rain the sun shone brightly in Glenalbyn, as Crokes crelebrated multiple successes in 2021/2022
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The GAA has unveiled details of its National Bursaries scheme for students attending Higher Education colleges as part of its ongoing commitment to Player Welfare.
The Kilmacud Crokes Junior B hurlers came up just short after an engrossing championship county final at Parnell Park on Saturday 24th October 2009 against Good Counsel.
Cartiers Dazzle, the greyhound pup bought by the Kilmacud Crokes Hurlers Syndicate at the Punchestown Hurling Race Day Auction in 2008 got off to a flying start in her first competitive race at Shelbourne Park on Wed Oct 7th.
It was a weekend of mixed fortunes. Among the many positives were county final qualification for the Junior B’s, the intermediates progressing to the county semi-final, the hosting of a very successful under 9 tournament and an impressive skills competition win for our youngsters in K
Minor A’s beat Boden, B’s beat Raheny
A heavy weekend programme had two particular highlights. On Friday night, September 25th 2009, in Parnell Park the Kilmacud Crokes senior hurlers secured top spot in Group B of the championship and with it a seeded draw for the quarter finals. The following day the under 14’s
This was a relatively quiet playing week at the upper ages and adult levels.
