St Mary's GAA

You could be €10,000 richer tomorrow night
Click the link in our bio to play. Best of luck everyone

Don't forget club lounge open tomorrow at 3pm. COYBIB

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💙💚 MUD, SWEAT & MARY’S 💙💚
St Mary’s Juvenile Fundraiser

Grab your family, friends, teammates or work colleague and join us for a brilliant day of fun, laughter and community spirit at 'Mud, Sweat & Mary’s’ - our Hell & Back challenge !

📅 Event Details
* Saturday, 12th September
* Kilruddery - Hell & Back, the home of Irelands fittest family
* €50 per person

👥 Who can take part ?
* Anyone aged 7 and over
* ⁠* No club membership required – everyone is welcome !
* All fitness levels catered for – we’ll have different levels available on the day, so there’s a place for everyone !

📝 How to Register� * Click on link in bio
* Pay your €50 entry fee (payment by instalments is available)
* Registration closes on 21st August – don’t miss out !

💙 Can’t make it on the day?
You can still support our amazing Juveniles by making a donation, link in our bio.

Let’s make this our biggest and muddiest event yet 🙌
Bring your team, cheer each other on and enjoy a fantastic day out while supporting our Juvenile section 💙💚

👇 Tag your teammates, family and friends and get your team together today !

If you couldn't make it to Croker or couldn't get a ticket next best thing come on down to St.Marys Gfc. Lounge will be open at 3pm. COYBIB 💙 💙

Our ladies play Stars of Erin this evening in Rathcoole Park. All support welcome don't forget to drink plenty of water girls 💧🌞. Best of luck 💙💚

Huge congratulations to our Adult Ladies, Amy Manning and Millie Griffin, who proudly represented Dublin today at the U17 PDP National Blitz in Offaly 💙

Both girls played brilliantly and gave it their all throughout the day 💪🏻👏🏻

Well done Amy & Millie, we’re very proud of you both 💙💚

It’s 25 years today since the passing of John, in a tragic accident in America while on holidays. He was 20 years old.
From the village of Saggart, the son of Johnny & Phil Kelly, brother to Stephen, Brian, Paul & Conor
He began playing with the club in the ‘street leagues’ up through the ages to under 21. His football career was really only starting.
A quiet lad, teak tough who played with his heart on his sleeve and let his football do the talking.
Sadly gone but never forgotten.