Hurling + Hurling All Ireland 7s - 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.)
We are excited to announce details of our Kilmacud Crokes Elite Hurling & Camogie Camp for 2022 (see attached poster).
fixtures_2_7_2022.pdf
Five Crokes players have been nominated for the Dublin Blue Star - the Dublin equivalent of the All Stars.
The full list of nominees is below
2006 DUBLIN BUS/EVENING HERALD BLUE STAR HURLING NOMINATIONS
Championship number two and another final reached. That tells the story of Kilmacud Crokes Hurling for Sunday 5th November 2006.
Under 15A's triumph over Naomh Fionbarra in Championship Final
Crokes Too Strong for St Mary’s Clonmel
Weekend 21-22 October 2006
The gods were not with the Crokes Junior B’s in the replayed Junior B championship semi final at O’Toole Park on Sunday 15 October 2006. The game was of a very high standard for the grade with class displayed in abundance.
The harder the road, the sweeter the victory was the chorus of all concerned with the Kilmacud Crokes under 16A hurlers at Claughran on Saturday 14 October 2006. As the skies darkened at the airport venue the Crokes hurlers were crowned worthy Dublin Championship winners after a journey that had
Crokes bowed out at the semi final stage of the 2006 Intermediate B championship in controversial circumstance at O’Toole Park on Saturday 14 October 2006. The referee gave the official score as 2-8 to Round Towers Clondalkin and 1-10 to Crokes. The Crokes management is adamant the official err
A bumper crowd at Silverpark on Saturday 7 October 2006 were treated to a thriller in this under 16A championship semi-final.
