Ladies 1sts Championship v Na Fianna B 25072018 (2)

So was it in or out?

Wed 26th July 2018 – After two victories in The Junior C Championship, the St Brendans Ladies Football 1st XV, sponsored by McGowans of Phibsborough, would give their championship credentials the sternest test thus far by facing Division 4 team Na Fianna B. With the Grangegorman pitch still on holidays (the injured Aisling Newton made …

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Ladies 1sts Champo v Naomh Olaf 18072018 (5)

Shauna Fitzpatrick Flying without Wings

Wed 18th July 2018 – With the Grangegorman pitch on the last few days of its holidays, I understand the pitch is touring the Wild Atlantic Way up near James McGinley’s homestead in Milford Co. Donegal, The St Brendan’s Ladies 1sts XV, sponsored by McGowans of Phibsborough were back in Longmeadows for Round 2 of …

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2nds v St Patricks Palmerstown 16072018 (4)

Improving, but not quite there!!!

16 July 2018 – After losing the bragging rights of El North Inner City Classico, The St Brendan’s 2nd XV, were due to play their AFL10 encounter away to St Patricks Palmerstown on Sunday Afternoon the 15th July. However, due to players being interested in either watching and cheering on Croatia in, The World Cup …

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Ladies Championship v Crumlin 11072018 (6)

No Dutch, but raw Achill Courage from Deirdre Holland in Championship Opener

Wed 11 July 2018 – After winning last year’s Junior F Championship, the St Brendan’s Ladies footballers, sponsored by McGowans of Phibsboro, moved up three grades to the Junior C Championship. Like the opening game of the League campaign, Crumlin in Pearse Park was the venue for the opening championship game. Only 15 players were …

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Hurlers v St Maurs 09072018 (4)

Finally, Finally FINALLY!

Monday 9th July 2018 – On Sunday July 1st, St Brendan’s Hurling, you could say, hit a low ebb in St Catherine’s Park, when only 13 players showed up for a League encounter against Na Gaeil Oga, who mercilessly ran out 4-19 to 0-5 winners. This Monday evening the 9th it was a different story …

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So was it in or out?Shauna Fitzpatrick Flying without WingsImproving, but not quite there!!!No Dutch, but raw Achill Courage from Deirdre Holland in Championship OpenerFinally, Finally FINALLY!

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About St Brendan’s

St Brendans GAA Club, residing in the heart of Dublin 7, is one of the oldest sporting organisations in the area, with nearly 150 active playing members and 300 non-playing members.

Based in the grounds of St. Brendans Hospital, Grangegorman, the club has an extensive playing area, with two existing full-sized playing pitches and dressing rooms.

Our aim is to be an established leader in organising, developing and promoting Gaelic Games in Dublin 7 and to be at the heart of the community, providing a positive, fun, challenging and inclusive experience for all our members – on and off the pitch.

At Adult level, the club fields two mens football teams, a mens hurling team and two ladies football teams.

At Juvenile level, the club runs a successful Saturday Club for Kids aged 2 to 11, with teams fielded at U-8 and U-10. Plan’s are in place to extend this to U-12, U-14, U-16 and Minor’s in the coming year

2010 marked the club’s 90th anniversary and plans are afoot to celebrate its 100th milestone in style.

To learn more about our club, check out our Club History page.

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