Club Notes 27.04.26

Fixtures

• U12 Football: Away to Tramore on Tuesday evening at 6.30pm

• U14 Football: Vs St Oliver’s on Wednesday evening at 6.30pm in Ardmore

• U12 Hurling: Away to Dungarvan on Friday evening at 6.30pm

Results & Reports

• Intermediate Football: Excellent win over Fenor on a scoreline of 4-16 to 0-15, booking a place in the league final.

• Minor Football: Drew 2-15 to 3-12 with Cois Bhríde last Thursday night. They play An Ghaeltacht this Thursday evening at 7.00pm in Ardmore – all support welcome.

• U12 Football: A convincing win over Clan na Gael last Tuesday evening in Ardmore. The team showed great skill and teamwork throughout.

• U8 Football: We had 15 Kids togged out for the All county Blitz in SETU Saturday morning. A great showing from the Boys & Girl on the day. Keep up the good work, doing the club proud

Camogie

• Waterford Minor Camogie: Hard luck to the Waterford team who were beaten by a strong Wexford side in the Minor A All-Ireland Shield Final last Sunday in Nowlan Park, Kilkenny.
  Well done to our club representatives Amy and Tricia Power, with Brian Power part of the backroom team as physio.

• U16 Camogie: Our U16s recorded a good win over Ballyduff Lower in their opening Championship game. A tough battle in tricky conditions, but the girls showed great determination to come out on top.
  Next game: away to Cappoquin on May 7th.

• U12 Girls Camogie: A mighty battle against a strong Clonea side saw our girls come out on top at the final whistle. A fantastic first outing – well done to all.

Meitheal Day

Our club Meitheal takes place on Saturday May 30th (10am–3pm). We encourage all members of the community to come along, lend a hand and take pride in our club and surroundings.

Féile Dhéagláin

Plans are progressing well for this year’s Féile Dhéagláin. Keep a eye on our socials Tickets available at www.ardmoregaa.ie . 11th of July is looking like a great day to visit Ardmore.

Anti-Litter Initiative & Grant‍ ‍

Ardmore GAA would like to thank Waterford County Council for awarding a grant of €1,000 under the Local Litter Awareness Programme.

This supports our “Ardmore Litter Champions” initiative — a community-led programme involving the GAA club, local schools and Tidy Towns. The project focuses on:

• • Weekly short clean-ups integrated into underage GAA training sessions

  • Strong school involvement, including a poster competition promoting anti-litter awareness

  • Collaboration with families and Tidy Towns to build community pride

  • Promoting long-term positive habits among young people

This is a fantastic example of club and community working together to improve our environment and instil pride of place in the next generation.

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