Éire Óg London GAA Club
Éire Óg will hold its first fundraising table quiz of the year at 7pm on Saturday 28th March at the Sheephaven Bay in Camden (2 Mornington St, NW1 7QD). Come along to test your knowledge against the club’s biggest and brightest brains and enjoy a drink or two in the Sheephaven Bay, one of Éire
The Éire Óg Intermediate football team is back training ahead of the 2020 season where we will compete in Division 2 of the league and in the Intermediate Championship. In March, we train Wednesday evenings at 19:45 at Park View School (N15 3QR) and on Saturday mornings in Downhills Park (N17 6AP). Please contact Darragh
Recent Result On a sun-baked Sunday afternoon in Greenford, Éire Óg’s bid for Intermediate Championship glory ended at the hands of a well drilled Thomas McCurtains’ outfit. Despite Éire Óg playing the better football in the first half, a somewhat fortuitous goal by McCurtains coupled with a harsh black card to marksman John Coyle left
Club AGM A well-attended AGM took place on Saturday November 16th & with a number of committee roles being replaced it was a very event for the future of the club in 2020 & beyond. Some of the key new committee roles are as follows; Chairman – Darragh Cotter Vice Chairman – Conor Kearney Treasurer
Recent Result Éire Óg 6-9 St Clarets 2-17 A hat-trick from Westmeath marksman John Coyle helped Eire Og to the Division 3 League title on Sunday last in McGovern Park, Ruislip. The first half started evenly with both teams getting on the scoreboard very early. A goal from the penalty spot by Joe MacMahon put
Recent Result On a sun-baked Sunday afternoon in Greenford, Éire Óg’s bid for Intermediate Championship glory ended at the hands of a well drilled Thomas McCurtains’ outfit. Despite Éire Óg playing the better football in the first half, a somewhat fortuitous goal by McCurtains coupled with a harsh black card to marksman John Coyle left
Recent Result Saturday presented itself with the opportunity for Eire Og to create history by qualifying for the semi-finals of the intermediate championship for the first time. A win for either Garryowen or Eire Og would put them into the semi final to face Thomas McCurtains. Eire Og got off to a whirlwind start aided
Upcoming Fixture After a 2-week break, Eire Og’s intermediate team are back in action this Saturday in their final championship group game. They will face Garryowen at 5pm in Greenford on Saturday 7th September. This game is ultimately a straight quarter final with the winners advancing to the semi-finals which are due to be played
Recent Result The club’s second Intermediate Championship match saw Éire Óg come out on the wrong side of a tough contest against a strong St Joseph’s outfit in Ruislip on Wednesday last. The lads were left to rue some missed first half chances & in the end lost on a scoreline of 2-11 to 1-7.
Recent Result An impressive start to the Intermediate Championship saw Éire Óg run out winners over Harlesden Harps on a scoreline of 2-10 to 0-7 in Ruislip on Saturday. Westmeath wonders James Keneghan & John Coyle got the net bulgers. Overall a solid team performance with many impressive performers not least Mike McDonagh & Darragh