Kilmaley GAA

24/09/2026

⚪️ BIG WEEKEND AHEAD!

A huge weekend of hurling lies ahead, with our Senior and Junior D teams both playing County Semi-Finals on Saturday! 💪🔵⚪️

Then on Sunday morning, our Minor team play their final group game. 💪

Let’s get out in numbers this weekend and get behind all our teams! 👏🔵⚪️

💙🤍 Up Kilmaley! 💪

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24/09/2026

🔵⚪ Last chance to get your Kilmaley colours 🔵⚪

We'll be holding a final pop-up shop tomorrow Friday 25th September!

🛒 5ft x 3ft flags (crest and no crests) + car flags
📍 8.00pm The Clubhouse
💶 Cash only

See you there 👀

22/09/2026

Congratulations to Donnacha Cooney, Tom McMahon and Sam Switzer, who were presented with their All-Ireland Celtic Challenge medals at a function organised by in the Woodstock Hotel on Saturday night.

A fantastic achievement for the lads — well deserved! 🏆💪

Up the Banner! 💛💙

22/09/2026

🟡🔵 SUPER SENIOR HURLING WEEKEND IN CLARE!

📺 Don’t miss 2️⃣ blockbuster semi-finals in the Clare GAA Senior Hurling Championship on Clare GAA TV with StreamSport.ie this weekend

PLUS - the Senior Hurling Relegation Final!

Saturday 🤩
⏰ Scariff Hurling v Kilmaley GAA at 4.30pm

Sunday 🔥
⏰ Inagh Kilnamona GAA Club v Éire Óg Inis GAA Camogie LGFA at 3.30pm

⏰ St. Joseph's D\B GAA Clubb vocmillsgaaa at 1pm

🔗 Go to the Clare GAA TV link in our bio or to clare.streamsport.ie to subscribe and watch

🎫 Our Weekend Pass is also still available

22/09/2026

Our U14 team produced a strong second-half performance in Lisbiggeen on Sunday morning to book their place in the Shield final.

The sides were evenly matched during a competitive opening half. Liam McMahon, Billy Hughes, Oisin McMahon and Luke Keon accounted for our scores. While our defence made the visitors work hard for their scores they did manage to find the net midway through the half, as it finished level 0-8 to 1-5 at half-time.

Kilmaley stepped up the intensity after the break, hitting 1-3 without reply, with Luke Keon scoring the goal as the boys took control of the game. James Fitzpatrick hit four points from play, while Liam McMahon brought his tally to eight. Adam Marrinan and Dylan Ancliff also got on the scoresheet as the boys finished strongly to secure a 1-19 to 2-7 win.

A good team performance sees the boys through to the U14A Shield final, where they will take on Cratloe in two weeks time.

Well done boys! 👏🔵⚪️💪

Kilmaley scorers:
Liam McMahon: 0-8 (3f)
Luke Keon: 1-2
James Fitzpatrick: 0-4
Adam Marrinan: 0-2
Oisin McMahon: 0-1
Billy Hughes: 0-1
Dylan Ancliff: 0-1

Substitutions:
Dylan Ancliff for Conor Connellan
Daithi Lohan for Ronan Considine
Cillian Murphy for Eoghan McMahon
Mycola Jackson for Billy Hughes

21/09/2026

19/09/2026

🔵⚪ Kilmaley colours pop‑up shop tomorrow! ⚪🔵

Perfect for your house, car and all the build-up next week, grab your Kilmaley flags at tomorrow morning's pop up shop. Show your support for our Senior Hurling Team in next weekend's semi-final clash against Scariff. With our Senior Camogie Team now at county final stage after today's win, let's get the parish painted blue and white.

📍 Location: The Clubhouse at Lisbiggeen
🗓 Date: Sunday 20 September
⏰ Open from 11am to 12pm
💶 Cash only

🛒What can I buy?
5ft x 3ft crested Blue and white flag (with Kilmaley GAA crest): €20
5ft x 3ft Blue and white flag (no crest): €14
Blue and white car flag (with Kilmaley GAA crest): €7.50 (2 for €15)

Limited stock so get there early!

🔵⚪ Up Kilmaley! ⚪🔵

17/09/2026

SHC SEMI-FINAL CONFIRMED!

Our Senior hurlers semi-final fixture has been confirmed.

See you in the Park! 🔵⚪️💪

15/09/2026

Our Intermediate team finished top of their group and secured a semi-final place despite a two-point defeat to Ogonnelloe in their final group game in Clooney on Sunday.

Ogonnelloe got the perfect start with a goal in the second minute, but Sean and Peter Ronan responded with scores for Kilmaley, while Cian Neylon converted from frees.

A goal from Dylan Keane Hayes in the 21st minute brought the sides level at 1-5 apiece, while further scores from James Murphy, Kevin McNamara and Cian saw Kilmaley lead 1-8 to 1-7 at half-time.

James Murphy struck for Kilmaley early in the second half, finishing to the corner after reacting quickest to a loose ball on edge of the square to put his side five points clear.

Ogonnelloe responded with a goal after 45 minutes to turn the game around and move into the lead. They then added a third goal shortly afterwards to open up a four-point lead.

Kilmaley remained in contention with further scores from James Murphy, Cian Neylon, Sean Ronan and Pádraig Healy, but Ogonnelloe held on for a two-point win.

Despite the result, Kilmaley finish top of the group and advance to the Intermediate Championship semi-final.

Kilmaley 2-17 Ogonnelloe 3-16

Hard luck lads, but top spot secured and a semi-final to look forward to.💪🔵⚪️👏

Kilmaley scorers:
Cian Neylon 0-9 (7f)
James Murphy 1-3
Dylan Keane Hayes 1-0
Sean Ronan 0-2
Kevin McNamara 0-1
Peter Ronan 0-1
Pádraig Healy 0-1

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