Avondale United Football Club

Our Schoolboys and Schoolgirls pitch in the heart of Beaumont Park looking fantastic for the busy season ahead.

Today is a historic day for Avondale United. The sale of Avondale Park is now complete.

On behalf of the club, we like to sincerely thank everyone who played a part in making this happen, especially our past and current committees, whose vision and commitment over many decades made today possible.

A very special mention must go to Paddy Scannell, who, in the 1980s, had the foresight and courage to put forward his own funds to help purchase the land. Without that extraordinary commitment, today may never have been possible.

We would also like to thank our specialist sub-committee, who worked tirelessly behind the scenes over the past number of years to see this deal through. Their dedication, professionalism and persistence have been instrumental in bringing this historic project to a successful conclusion.
We now look forward to building a fantastic new home for Avondale United and securing the club's future for generations to come.

Avondale united Committee

Source: Irish Examiner https://share.google/FmbnSTKt7ZeZPjJmd

Another terrific Slim JIM McCarthy tournament was held in Beaumont Park on Wednesday.
The 35th year the event has been organised by Noel Long .👏
Beaumont 🆚️ Crab Lane
Thanks to the event sponsors and photos courtesy Tom Mulconry

Avondale Awards Night Thursday June 18th

Avondale Awards Night Thursday June 18th We just posted this article on ClubZap. Follow the link and download the app for realtime updates from Avondale United

Blarney ends Avondales 23 year run in MSL
Senior Premier Division.

Today’s Dale Match Report.

Avondale United 1 Blarney 2
Blarney qualified for Premier football following a 2-1 over Avondale at sundrenched Ringmahon Park on Saturday afternoon. Blarney got off to a flyer after 2 mins when a long ball from Connolly was allowed to bounce and Lee Kelly'OBI sprinted into space and lobbed it over Sean Barron.
On 20 mins the crossbar saved Avondale when a well struck shot from Dylan O'Sullivan came back off the post. Deep into injury time in opening half a ball was left very short to the dale keeper and it allowed Craig Walsh in on goal and he rounder Barron to slot home to an empty net..
Avondale dominated the second half and on 50 mins Eoin Redmond headed home from a corner. On 55 mins a good save from Ben Maher from Jack Clarke as Avondale seached for the equaliser Matt McKevitt saw his shot touched over by the keeper .Avondale tried hard but Blarney too their credit stood firm to see it out.
The Dales will have to regroup and the character of the players should want them to make an instant comeback for this proud club.
Thats the last match report for the season. Thanks to all the teams and officals for their cooperation ..Hope you all found the reports honest and enjoyable ...Paddy Scannell.

In some sad news today, we report the death of a founding member of Avondale United Football Club.
Martin Barrett Rest in Peace.
Our deepest condolences to Martins family and friends.