Club - News & Reports
32 Counties, 4 Codes, and 1 combined passion for health, wellbeing and teamwork as All-Ireland 7’s series returns after two years
ALL IRELAND FÉILE – BRAVE CROKES GO OUT AT SEMI FINAL STAGE!
(Féile Report by Diarmuid Coogan.)
Photo Credit : Philip McKeever
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 .
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Tuesday evening 17th April 2007 saw the seniors prevail 1-19 to 2-8 against Faughs in a league game at Silverpark. Leading 1-8 to 1-4 at half time Crokes pulled away in the second half with impressive performances from newly appointed captain, Fergal Armstrong, Aodhan de Paor, James Burke, Ross
The following link to a selection of photos from various matches over the weekend of 14 and 15 April 2007. Read match reports for these and other games involving Crokes Hurling teams elsewhere in the 'Latest News' Section on the Homw Page
Intermediates v Setanta
Highlight of the week was the fourth annual Kilmacud Crokes on Tour when nearly 200 children from the under 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 age groups, their mentors and parents travelled to Kilkenny. In total 13 teams took the field at seven different venues.
PHOTOS of the day
Report
First up is the annual Kilmacud Crokes on Tour to Kilkenny on Sunday 1st April. This is a bumper day out with 250 young hurlers (under 11 downwards) travelling for games against local opposition, followed by the Kilkenny –v- Galway National Hurling League game and an opportunity to meet Kilkenny
Week Ending 25th March 2007
Senior Team draw with Glenariffe in challenge game
The welcome and weather-delayed return to action of our intermediate team was the main adult hurling event of the weekend with a trip to Rathdrum to play the Avondale senior team under lights. Manager Mick Hynes and coach Joe O’Reilly will have seen much to please them and plenty to work on in t
It gives Kilmacud Crokes Hurling great pleasure to congratulate Peter Garvey on the magnificent success of Ebaziyan in the opening race of the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday 13th March 2007
