We would be delighted to see you at the Awards & Registration Night at 7pm on Fri 12th of Feb. Donie Fox will be presenting the awards, along with the All Ireland Minor Cup and a skills demo for our future All Ireland winners

Senior championship 2010: Carnmore are grouped with Liam Mellows, Castlegar, Ardrahan and Mullagh. The first championship match will be against Liam Mellows on April 25th. Well done to all the players who ran up and down Croagh Patrick as part of their training, we hear the crack was mighty on the bus.
Senior 2010. Click for more pics.
If you are a vodafone customer we would appreciate your support by signing up to the Vodafone Support your Club scheme. Carnmore GAA club are registered so if you would like to nominate us we would welcome as many members as possible to sign up. Scheme is similar to Gaelic Telecom.
Congratulations to Gregg Cunningham of Carnmore who came off the bench for Man City in the FA cup against Scunthorpe (24th January)

GAA Club Newsletter Click to view news letter


An interesting article about Sean Murphy from Seoirse Morris. .Click here for details


Monster Draw and Halloween Party
Carnmore Hurling Club committee would like to thank everyone who helped with making our Monster Draw a success. Congratulations to Tommy Murphy Kiltrogue who won first prize. Click for list of prize winners We would like to thank all our Sponsors who generously contributed prizes for the night. Thanks also to all ticket sellers and to everyone who purchased tickets. Thanks to everyone who came along to Grealish's bar on Saturday night (some dressed to kill) and finally to Geraldine Walsh and her staff for providing venue, food & music. Click to see some of the wonderful costumes which gave us such a laugh.

Junior A team were awarded points in relegation match against St Thomas's who were unable to field and Carnmore remain in Junior A as a result.

Carnmore Community Centre continues to run a number of other activities for the Winter evenings (Tues – Aerobics, Wed – Table Tennis, Thurs – Badminton)

Finally don't forget to play your club lotto weekly - available at all local outlets from from sellers to your door.

Club shop is now open and taking orders for Birthdays & Christmas. Check out gear on website Carnmore.net and you can simply Text your order to below number. .
Minor" Click for more minor pictures Minor Championship: Minors lost out to Mullagh by 2-13 to 2 -07 This quater final was decided in a few moments of madness shortly after the restart of a well contested opening half. Carnmore started very well playing against the wind and fought and contested every ball. A long delivery from Martin Talbot was well directed to the net by Alan Traynor and Martin Talbot goaled himself just before the break to leave just 2 points in it in favour of Mullagh.
Donie Fox who is struggling with a hamstring injury came on at the restart for Aaron Fox. But when a melee broke out around midfield just five miniutes into the half after Carnmore had won a free it developed into a brawl and some nasty pulling was done by both sides and the referee sent Donie Fox to the line but a Mullagh player should also have got sent off. It was a struggle for Carnmore from there on, they tried very hard but could not deal with the extra man. It was a pity this incident happened for players and management who have put so much effort into the year but well done to Enda Flaherty, John Feeney and Mike Fox and all the minor panel for a good minor campaign.

Carnmore minors recorded a fine win over Abbeyknockmoy by 4-10 to 3-09 which was played in Turloughmore on Sunday evening 20th Sept. Carnmore played with the aid of a very strong breeze in the first half but Abbey were first to score with a goal from a penalty. Carnmore slowly got into the game and got on top but another penalty for Abbey left it 1-07 to 2-01 at half-time. A 3 point lead did not seem to be enough due to the wind but the work rate and charachter of Carnmore was a joy to watch and they really stood up to the physical challenge. Donie Fox gave the team a lift by coming on at the restart,and man of the match Martin Talbot had a powerful second half. Ciaran Fahy had made a vital reflex save and Carnmore grew in confidence all over the pitch and despite the elements they earned a fine win. Best for Carnmore were Garry Grealish, Darren Fahy, Martin Talbot, Jason Byrne, Glen McArdle and Alan Trainor and Aaron Fox who put over some vital frees

Seniors held their senior status with a 4-12 to 3-09 win over Cappatagle. : Relief was the feeling in Carnmore after this relegation match. Carnmore made it hard work for a period in the second half and allowed Cappa to come back into the game and even go a point up. This was despite a blistering start by the reds and especially by Barry Hanley who was on fire and got 3 first half points from play.
The Carnmore defence were also well on top and up front 5 of the forwards got on the score sheet and a very good goal just before half time by Shane Hynes left it 1-09 to 0-4 points at the break. However Carnmore let Cappa back in to the game after the restart and 2-03 rattled Carnmore. But Carnmore replied with one of the best scores of the game by Shane Hynes as he won poccession at midfield and carried to the forty and struck a great point, then Barry Hanley hit a cracking shot only to see it rebound off the crossbar. Goals win games and Carnmore got 3 in the second half 2 from Shane Hynes and a great flick by Darragh Leonard who had a very good hour and despite a late Cappa goal from a free the final score was 4-12 to 3-09 . Carnmore Tomas Grealish, Anthony Davoren, Joe Garrett, Ronnie Walsh (Capt), Eoin Hynes (0-1), T.J. Hynes, Cathal Hynes, Enda Cooney, Declan O'Brien, John Paul O'Connell (0-2), Shane Hynes (3-03), Barry Hanley(0-3) Darragh Leonard (1-01), George Hanley(0-2), Mickey Grealish, Kieran Murray for Enda Cooney.
Posted: 20 Sept 09
Junior Junior Cs lost out to Tommy Larkins last Sunday by 4 points in Kinvara. Other results: Friday 4th September Carnmore had a big win over Kiltormer. Carnmore 4-11 Athenry 3-11 played on 30 august. Iggy Hanleys men had a 5-16 to 1-09 win over Rahoon Newcastle which was played in Castlegar on Friday evening 7th August which was a great result following their seven point win over Liam Mellows.

u-16" Oisin Keane on a solo run. Click for more under 16 pictures Under 16 Championship Quater final: Flu seems to have ended Carnmore's good run in this years championship. Cathal Hanley, Liam Brennan and Ciaran Fahy were all recovering from flu while Brian Noone, Eoin Lardner and Eoin Grealish were unable to play due to flu. This was a huge pity as they still only lost by one point and had a great chance of winning this championship. In the final group game Carnmore won by 7-07 to Annaghdowns 0-04. This result left Carnmore on top of their group.
This was Brian McKeons finest hour at ful forward and he scored 2-02 from play. Other scores came from Kevin Hanley 2-01, Keegan Fox 1-01, Oisin Keane 0-02, Cathal Hanley 0-01, Kevin Killilea 1-00, Brian Noone 1-00. Carnmore had a very good win over Mountbellew Moylough which was played in Carnmore on monday evening 20th. July by 3-17 to 0-05. The half time score was 0-07 to 0-05. However Carnmore were driven on by another exellent performance by Kevin Killilea at centre back and Ciaran Fahy at full forward who scored 1-10. Other scores came from the nacky corner forward Kevin Hanley (0-02) Kevin Killilea (0-01) Liam Brennan (0-03) Brian Noone (0-01) and Duirmuid Moran (2-00). Next match will be next friday evening in Creggs against Anaghdown. In their secong game they recorded a very big win over a weak St. Columbas team by 8-11 to 0-04. Carnmore opened their championship with a 3-11 to 2-09 win over An Spideal.
Minor" Donie Fox. Click for more pics

A great performance by Donie Fox in which he opened the scoring for Galway but also scored an excellent second half point on 42 miniutes which turned the game and stopped the Kilkenny fightback made this all Ireland a proud day for Donie and also for the club. Well done Donie.

U13s play Liam Mellows in Carnmore on Tues next in City League - we are already in Qtr final playoffs of competition but a win would see them thru to Semi finals.

Under 14 Championship final: Carnmore 2-02 Ardrahan 3-07.

Click to see some pics from game

Under 14 Championship semi-final: Carnmore 1-09 Kinvara 1-06. This was a fine game of hurling between two very good teams which was played in Ballindereen on Monday evening 8th June. Ben Murray gave an exhibition of free taking and scored 0-08 from frees. Ryan Manning scored 0-01 and Kevin Hanleys long range free made it to the net with just 2 miniutes left. But this game was won by a team effort of hard tackling, hard work and good skill. Carnmore now wait for the winners of Meelick Eyrecourt and Ardrahan in the final.

Click to see some pics from win over Killimor


Under 8 Blitz: What a way to spend a bank holiday! Over two hundred and twenty enthusiastic young players were joined with their coaches and parents at the annual u8 blitz at Carnmore pitch. With the sun splittign the rocks, a great family atmosphere was created with the pitch swarmed with players and coaches plus some parents with deck chairs. Sean Grealish provided a mobile shop on the day and the Fox family supplied delicious home made ice cream to the delight on many. There were also cakes and sandwiches and treats brought on the day by many parents,and provided free of charge to all who attended the blitz. Everybody was a winner on the day, with eleven teams competing, all the players received an individual medal to celebrate the day. The U14 team made their own contribution to the blitz by diligently refereeing all the matches on the day The day itself was enjoyed by all the coaches and parents (With many compliments, texts and phone calls received) and most importantly the players. This was down to the great organisation of Fiona Molloy, Hilda Murray, Patricia Concannon, and the many helpers on the day. The club looks forward to seeing continued support for this wonderful event.

Click to see some pics from under 8 Blitz


Click below for match reports or registration forms or lotto Direct Debit form. Match reports are scanned documents so use the rotate tool when required.

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Senior Championship first round Carnmore and Killimordaly had been refixed from Saturday evening as Athenry pitch was unplayable due to very heavy rain, but the rain persisted in Pearse Stadium to spoil the game and the hurling from Carnmore in the first half was of a very poor standard. Killimordaly dealt much better with the elements and playing with the wind clocked up some early scores from play and frees as Carnmore struggled all over the pitch to get into the game. Killimordaly looked fitter and had a better first touch, and they blocked and hooked with great determination while Carnmore were still playing at a league pace. Shane Hynes was off form from frees and this only highlighted the over dependence on him for scores and the half time score was Killimordaly 0-09 Carnmore 0-01. George Hanley came on for Mickey Grealish at the restart. Carnmore hurled with alot more determination in the second half and Shane Hynes began to find the target from frees but only four points from play during the hour is not enough to win championship matchs. Final score was Carnmore 0-09 Killimordaly 0-14. Team: Tomas Grealish, Joe Garrett Niall McGovern, Ronnie Walsh, Declan O'Brien, TJ Hynes, Cathal Hynes Shane Hynes, Enda Cooney, Danny Cummins, JP O'Connell, Anthony Davoren, Donie Fox, Barry Hanley, Mickey Grealish

Under 16 Management
Ronnie Walsh is the new under 16 manager and is aided by Joe Flaherty and Gerry Moran.
Under 14 Management
Alan Kenny is under 14 manager and is aided by Gerry Gyles and Kevin Murray. The under 14s are grouped with Mullagh, Kinvara, Killimor, Ballinasloe
Click for under 14 fixtures

Looking for information ? If you require any information about club activities or training times for any age group, Contact PRO Joe Fahy on 087-2609070 or joe_fahy@hotmail.com

Club Merchandise

Club Merchandise is now available to buy from the Club. Items on sale include jerseys, polos shirts, tracksuits, shorts and socks with the hurling/camogie club crest on them. The items are available in all sizes from kids sizes to adult. For more information you can contact Carnmore Hurling Club PRO Joe Fahy on joe_fahy@hotmail.com. Click for Club Merchandise Price List


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Presentation Night

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Galway Hospice: Carnmore juvenile hurling club raised 5,000 euro in our recent bag packing fundraiser and have presented a cheque for 2,500 euro to Galway hospice.

Click to see the cheque presentation

Click to see Juvenile Chairman Willie Corless and secretary Fiona Molloy

Juvenile presentation
Thanks to all who attended our juvenile presentation evening and a big thanks to Joe Canning who made it a wonderful evening for the youngsters and for some of the ladies. Many pictures of Joe with the youngsters are available on www.carnmore.net and if you want originals you can get in touch with PRO Joe Fahy at joe_fahy@hotmail.com or John Keane on 087-2989838

Joe Canning at the Juvenile Awards Click here for more pics