With the start of the 2024 Go Games this weekend we wish to remind all players and parents/guardians that Mouthguards are mandatory for all football training and matches.

Best of luck to the two u15 Féile football teams playing their second round of matches on Sunday next.

 

The A team had a great win away to Na Fianna last Sunday and will look to continue winning ways at 12:00 pm on Sunday when they take on Castleknock. The A team are playing a very strong group in division 1.

 

The B team lost out to a strong Clanna Gael Fontenoy team away and will hope to bounce back this Sunday morning at 10:30 am against Ballyboden St. Enda’s.  Despite loosing the boys showed a great “can do” attitude and signs of progression.

 

All support for the players and mentors appreciated.

 

 

As you are aware we are  moving to Foireann for all membership payments this year.

 

Moving to Foireann for our membership payments is a positive step for our club, resulting in cost savings and a more robust payment and registration process that is less labour intensive. Doing this positions us well for the future as the GAA continues to expand the use of Foireann and moves towards integration with the One Club model.

 

Full details can be found on the membership page with guides and video to assist you on the new registration system.

Thank you for support.

 

Dear Members,

We are thrilled to share some wonderful news with you, made even more special by being announced on St Brigid’s Day.

St. Brigid’s GAA Club takes immense pride and joy in announcing that Mary O’Connor, our former secretary and current assistant secretary, has been chosen to receive a President’s Award from Larry McCarthy, President of the GAA, in recognition of her exceptional contributions to the Ladies Gaelic Football Association over the years. These prestigious awards, organized and presented annually, honor individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and dedication to the organization.

 

Mary exemplifies the best qualities of the GAA, showcasing relentless pursuit of excellence and unwavering commitment that has left a lasting impact on the growth of ladies football in Dublin. We are thrilled to see her significant contributions acknowledged in this manner. Within St. Brigid’s, we deeply appreciate Mary’s dedication to the GAA, which extends to the phenomenal impact she has made on our own club. As our secretary, she served as the linchpin, coordinating meetings, managing pitch allocations, driving innovation, and inspiring volunteers and members alike. Her work was carried out with exceptional efficiency, courtesy, and a lack of fuss. Mary’s infectious enthusiasm and enduring commitment have not only left a lasting mark on our club but have also enriched the lives of our members and players.

Pictured: Mary O’Connor presenting the Go Ahead JFC cup to @StBrigidsGAA captain, Elaine Kelly (2022) – image credit Maurice Grehan

 

We extend our wholehearted congratulations to Mary on this well-deserved honor and we take immense pride in having a member of our club recognized in such a distinguished manner.

Le gach dea-guí,

 

Denis Courtney

Chairman

 

PS – The GAA President’s Awards (Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2024) will be broadcast this Friday (Feb 2nd) on on TG4  at 7.30pm.