Club - News & Reports
Kilmacud Crokes members hit the road - cycling over 670km to raise funds supporting Breast Cancer Ireland
The Club Executive and members extend our sincere condolences to his family on the sudden death of Hank Fogarty in France. Hank was a long time player, member and key volunteer of our Club having commenced his playing career with Kilmacud Crokes in 1969
County Champions in Football and Hurling, Leinster Champions in Football and HUGE Féile performances in Camogie, Football, Ladies Football and Hurling – lots of medals to be presented and lots of great players to congratulate – and the Summer coming on with Pairc de Búrca due to re-op
Online Registration for Mini All Ireland Entries now open at this link - https://member.clubforce.com/memberships_cart_m.asp?LL_ID=822&intMF_ID=1...
Kilmacud Crokes Choir collaborate with Cuala in raising funds for Ukraine - Thursday 19 May, Please support. See eventbrite link to book
2022https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/unison-4-ukraine-tickets-323316376987
For delivery this coming Friday May 20th
Please order BEFORE 2pm on Thursday May 19th. Order by text or call 012108310. Text Michael at 0873967711
Congratulations to Niall Corcoran and Ross O’Carroll on their selection at centre back and right half forward respectively on the 2008 Dublin Bus Evening Herald Dubs Stars. Well done also to Aodhan de Paor and Fergal Armstrong, both of whom were selected as substitutes. The full list of Crokes
Kilmacud Crokes Hurling is delighted with the appointment of Anthony Daly, a regular visitor to our Punchestown Race Day, as the new Dublin senior hurling manager and wishes him well in his new role.
The result was Dublin South 2-16 Kilkenny CBS 0-18 AET.
Former Clare All-Ireland winning caption and manager, Anthony Daly has been appointed as the new Dublin senior hurling manager.
Both games took place in Silverpark.
Intermediates v Faughs
“A” league titles for the under 14’s and under 12’s and a narrow semi-final loss for the minor “B’s” were the highpoints of the weekend action. During the week Dublin South Colleges, with nine Crokes starters, qualified for the Leinster Colleges Senior Hurling League Final.
A new series examining the history of the GAA got underway on Setanta Ireland on Sunday November 2nd, 2008.
