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The U10 Boys received their new jerseys this week in a small ceremony in the Halla. Special thanks to senior players Cormac Spain, Conor Groarke, Diarmaid O’Floinn, Cillian Dunne, Darragh and David O’Dowd for presenting the jerseys to the boys on the night (with some wise words from Cormac).
Thank you to the the generous jersey sponsors:
Mooney’s
Niall Montgomery & Partners
KPMG
Our U11 girls were welcomed to Donaghamore Ashbourne GAA club last Saturday for the Ciaran Benville Memorial Day GoGames Blitz. The annual event aims to get clubs to come together in memory of Ciaran, a Donaghmore Ashbourne clubman who served as Meath Juvenile County Chairman, as well as Chairperson of the Meath GAA Youth and Coiste Go Games Committees.
The blitz featured U11 teams playing hurling, camogie and football, as well as having a lot of fun. A huge thank you to everyone at Donaghmore Ashbourne GAA for all the organisation, the warm welcome, the bbq lunch and snacks.
A group of Cuala U10 girls travelled to St. Lomans Mullingar on Saturday today to play in the club’s sixth annual LGFA U10 Leinster blitz. Some 24 teams from 18 clubs across seven counties took part in the event, with all games played by each team against teams from another county, adding to the novelty of the event. In total more than 350 girls played in the blitz. Refreshments were provided in the St. Lomans clubhouse, including a tuck shop and cake sale run by the St. Lomans senior ladies team who are current Westmeath County Champions. A huge thanks to all the organisers especially our hosts St. Lomans.
Our U10 girls are pictured above in Mullingar in their new jerseys sponsored by Dublin Maths.
This exclusive partnership brings huge benefits to our community top-tier, affordable online maths tuition for primary, & secondary students plus vital support for our club ahead of the new season.
By signing up through our dedicated club link, you’ll unlock exclusive discounts and bonuses, while 50% of all group subscription payments are donated directly back to our club. That means every sign-up helps support our next big initiative!
✅ Start with a FREE trial class – no commitment, just see if it’s right for you.
✅ Perks for payment upfront – cheaper rate when you pay for a half/full year in advance, plus the club gets paid upfront too.
✅ 20% off Unlimited Top Tier monthly small group maths grinds (online).
✅ Access to the “Netflix of Maths” – watch, study, and practise anytime.
✅ Full class recordings – never miss out, even if you’ve got training.
✅ Free notes & study materials to support every session.
✅ Discounts on Dublin Maths’ Junior & Leaving Cert Exam Technique Textbooks.
This initiative gives parents and students access to Ireland’s best online maths support, at a fraction of the cost. At the same time, you’ll be helping to fund the future of Cuala.
To get your discount and support the club, you must sign up through this exclusive link:
🔗 https://dublinmaths.ie/partners
❗ If you don’t use this link, you won’t get the discount and the club won’t receive any funds.
We’re incredibly excited to roll this out and can’t wait to see how many of our members we can support on the pitch and in the classroom.
Thanks for being part of something bigger.
June 29th, Cuala GAA U13 girls were proud to host their second annual Cuala Bualadh -a joyous celebration of our U13 girls’ Gaelic football teams and the wider Gaelic games community. The event welcomed teams from across the country, including Kildare, Wicklow, Limerick, Derry, and Dublin, bringing together players, coaches, parents, and supporters for a day of spirited competition and camaraderie.
The Cuala Bualadh is about much more than just matches. It’s a showcase of the values at the heart of Cuala—teamwork, respect, inclusion, and a deep love for the game. The progress made by our girls this year was on full display, and we couldn’t be prouder of their dedication and development.
We extend a heartfelt thank you to all visiting teams for joining us and contributing to the vibrant energy of the day. Their participation brought great spirit to the pitch, and helped create unforgettable memories for everyone involved.
A special word of thanks to Emer O Sullivan and Ali Dinniss and to all the parents and supporters, whose encouragement and positivity play such a vital role in our players’ experiences. Finally to the players themselves—thank you for playing with passion, for supporting one another, and for showing the true spirit of Gaelic games.
To everyone who helped make Cuala Bualadh 2025 such a success, go raibh míle maith agaibh.
Following their Dublin Division 2 Féile victory, the 2010 Red Camogie team travelled to Clare this past weekend to represent both Cuala and Dublin in the All-Ireland B Féile Finals.
Under blistering sun, the girls faced top teams from across the country: Truagh Clonlara (Clare), Mallow (Cork), and Ballybrown (Limerick). Their opening game was a tough encounter, finishing in a hard-earned draw with hosts Truagh Clonlara, a result that set the tone for a day of intense camogie. The Cuala girls rallied with spirited performances in their remaining group games to secure a well deserved place in the Shield Final.
In a repeat of their opening match, they met Truagh Clonlara once again. Cuala took an early lead and were ahead at half-time, but the home side mounted a second half comeback to edge out a win in a tightly contested final.
Though they narrowly missed out on silverware, the 2010 Red team played with heart, skill, and unity throughout. They represented their club and county with pride, wearing the red of Cuala with distinction.
The 2010 Camogie Red team, having won the Dublin Division 2 Féile, have been invited to play in the All Ireland B John West Féile competition in Clare this Saturday. We are very proud of all the 2010 girls and wish the Red team the best of luck this weekend as they represent the county in the finals.
Find out more about the John West Féile na nGael competition and the finals here.
Congratulations to Cuala’s Iris McMahon who won the U16B All Ireland Camogie Cup Final with her Dublin teammates after beating Limerick in the final on Sunday.
Our Cuala U15 camogie teams displayed incredible performances at a sunny Abbotstown for Féile last weekend. All three teams made it to the semi-final on Saturday, with the navy team fighting a tough battle against St. Pat’s Palmerstown, who ultimately clinched the place in their division final. The red and white team both progressed to the Sunday finals beating Naomh Olaf and Lucan Sarsfields to take the Div2 and Div 6 titles. An incredible achievement to win two of the 10 Dublin divisions. Congratulations to all three teams for a fantastic Féile camogie campaign.
With thanks to Maciek Surmacz for the photos.
