Éire Óg London GAA Club
This Saturday the Juniors will take on Dulwich Harps in the league. The game is scheduled for 4pm in Peckham Rye. A win will secure a place in the league final play off. The final is due to be played on the weekending the 4th October. The reserves have no game this week. There is no
We are into week three of our Last Man Standing fundraiser. We had 99 entrants of which there are 36 still standing. Many thanks to those who have supported this fundraiser and all the best to the people who remain in the competition. You can keep up to date on the competition by clicking this
Two recent wins over Thomas McCurtains and St Anthony’s have us sitting at the top of the table. A point against Naomh Padraig or Dulwich will ensure we reach the league final. All the best to the players and management for the remainder of the season.
This year we entered a reserve team which has proven to very popular with our members. They reserves have put in some very good performances against the reserves of most of the seniors division clubs. The reverses have two games remaining in the Championship. All the best to Mick, Pearse and the players for the rest
The Juniors bowed out of this years Championship after suffering defeats to Dulwich Harps and St Clarets. All the best to Dulwich and Clarets in the semi final.
Our first team were defeated by Dulwich in their first championship encounter at Peckham on Saturday on a score line of 1-7 to 6 points. Best for Eire Og on the day was Eoin Conway and Sean McGrath. The firsts are out again in the league against Tomas MacCurtains at 7.15 at Downhills. Our reserves
Due to cancellations and walkovers neither team were in action in the past week. This Saturday the first team are in action in the championship against Dulwich at Peckham Rye and are also scheduled to play Tomas MacCurtains the following Tuesday at Downhills. Training takes place Tuesdays at 7.30pm at our home ground in Downhills
Last Thursday our second side were defeated by KKG in an entertaining league encounter at Downhills. KKG started much stronger and dominated the opening half. However stern words at half time and a motivating whats app message from Brian Digney seemed to do the trick as Eire Og came out of the blocks in the
Last Thursday our first team were defeated by a much stronger Tir Conaill Gaels team in the prestigious Mullarkey Cup on a scoreline of 1-14 to 12 points. With a limited squad Eire Og were unable to keep with TCG’s superior fitness which showed when they pulled away in the last 20 minutes; not even
An under strength reserve side were defeated by a strong St Kiernan’s team in the league last Tuesday evening on a score line of 2-12 to 1-6. The first team have no game this weekend however reserve players asked to contact the management as they may have another league fixture. Training takes place Tuesdays at