Club Lotto will take place next Sunday at 12:00pm in the Old Dressing Rooms for anyone that would like to attend. Our Lotto Jackpot is now at €3,000. It continues to be our primary source of revenue to fund the day to day running of the club.

Our Lotto can be done online by clicking on https://bunbrosnagaa.clubifyapp.com/products. Online entries must be in by 11:00am. Thank you to all who support our club lotto.

Our U8 and U10 Girls teams will begin training on Wednesdays at 7:00pm on the Ball Wall. New faces welcome!

Our U8 and U10 boys will also have training on Thursdays at 6:30pm on the Ball Wall and Astro. New faces welcome!

On Saturday 5th July the large crowd in attendance in Cusack Park Mullingar were treated to a thrilling spectacle as Inny Shamrocks and The Downs faced off in the Under 12 SuperGames Competition. This game featured breath-taking, end-to-end football and both teams are to be commended for their commitment and skill. A huge well done to both panels on the attitude and spirit displayed throughout, and thanks to the supporters who enjoyed some really good football from both teams.

The fantastic levels of skill within this team have been apparent since they commenced training this year, but the real success of this group has been the manner in which they have developed as a team. They have consistently worked hard for each other throughout the year, both in training and matches, and they can be very proud of their efforts so far and we look forward to the watching this team for the rest of the season.

Our thanks to all involved in managing and coaching this team for their hard work and effort, particularly Matty Scanlon, Seamus Moran, Martin Maguire, Paulie Connaughton, Paddy Wallace and Joey McDonnell.

Our thanks to all organising the excellent U12 SuperGames competition, in which every GAA club at U12 grade were provided the opportunity to play in Cusack Park. Our thanks to all the staff who had Cusack Park in excellent condition, including the pitch, dressing rooms and all facilities, and our thanks in particular to Minor Board Secretary Barry Kelly and Minor Board Chairman Patrick Wallace for their efforts.

U12 Inny Shamrock Panel: Thomas Keena; Ronan Conway; Aidan Coyne; Alexander Molloy; Charlie Crawford; Matthew Mulligan; William Connolly; Ruairi Horohoe(inj.) Cormac Molloy; Conor McDonnell; Ciaran Wallace; Donal Keena; Conor Scanlon; Evan Maguire; James Moran; Oisin Boyce; Conor Wallace; Patrick Murtagh; Jake White; Oisin Wallace; Darragh Evans; Conor Gammell; Liam Brannigan-Farrelly

On Sunday 06th July at Moynihan Park Ballyncargy played host to the Division 4 League Final and the large crowd in attendance enjoyed a fine game featuring end-to-end football, fines cores and flowing football. Inny Shamrocks proved victorious courtesy of a very strong first half showing in particular and Cathal Keena was delighted to accept the Shield from Minor County Board Chairman Patrick Wallace. A huge well done to both panels on the attitude and spirit displayed throughout.

Leo Penrose provided another assured and composed display in goals, pulling off a number of brave saves and interceptions in all round display of top-quality goalkeeping. In the fullback line the valiant Fionn Leslie gave an eye-catching display, and his excellent tackling and ability to make key interceptions were vital to his team’s efforts. Adam Coloe provided great cover and fielding in the full back line, tackling hard and reading the game expertly. John Lyons continues to grow in prominence with every display and gave an excellent display of tight-marking, marshalling his opponent expertly throughout. Daniel Horohoe gave a fine display at wing back, making a number of dispossessions, reading the game expertly and clearing his lines to good effect. Oisin Keena was a driving force throughout and his deployment at wingback allowed him to tackle, harry opponents and carry the ball to great effect. Ryan Tormey displayed his versatility when redeployed to centre-back and was calm and composed at all times, before surging forward to kick one of the scores of the game off his left boot in the second-half. Oisin Clarke also showcased his progression as an U14 with a very good display on his introduction, showing his quickly improving array of skills and athlecticism. The teak tough Jack Britton-Keena completed the defensive unit on his introduction in the second half, with another hard-working and determined display. 

The powerful midfield combination of Tristan Boyce-Jordan and Cathal Keena brought strength determination, skill and real leadership and provided a strong platform for the impressive team display and victory.

Patrick Wallace worked tirelessly at centre forward and proved a vital link between the defence and forward divisions, causing real problems for the Athlone defence. Liam Og Maxwell worked tirelessly at wing-forward, creating space and making a number of intelligent runs throughout, his smart contributions a real asset to his team. Ben Forde worked hard throughout, running and tackling tirelessly and always assured and composed. The intelligent running and smart movement of Peadar Baird throughout the game showcased his talent to good effect, as did some of his finely-taken scores. At full forward Aidan Heduvan was a focal point for the attack and he proved a real handful for the opposition throughout, finishing the day with a number of fine scores. At corner forward Aiden "Bomber" Keane showcased his progression with a clever and effective display, showing a real instinct around the goalmouth, particularly in smashing home Inny Shamrock’s fourth goal just before halftime.

A huge thank you to the hardworking and selfless coaches Ryan Maher, Ken Conroy and Ger Leslie.

Our thanks to Athlone for a fine game of football played in commendable spirit by both sides, and to referee Ciaran Goggins for an excellent job officiating.

Thanks to Ballynacargy GAA who had the pitch Moynihan Park and all their facilities in excellent condition and very well-managed for this final.

Inny Shamrocks U16 Panel: Ryan Tormey; Oisin Clarke; Fionn Leslie; Patrick Wallace; Liam Og Maxwell; Tristan Boyce-Jordan; Leo Penrose; Aiden Keane; Oisin Keena; John Lyons; Dan Horohoe; Peadar Baird; Aidan Heduvan; Cathal Keena; Ben Forde; Adam Coloe; Jack Britton-Keena

Congratulations to the Clann Gaels Senior Ladies team who have secured their position in the upcoming League Final, following a draw against Ballycomoyle in Bun on Friday evening. They will now face Athlone in two weeks time. 

The Club Swap Shop is up and running. Any Club gear that has been outgrown and still in good condition can be dropped off at the Old Clubhouse on Saturdays between 1:00pm and 2:00pm.

📸 of Inny Shamrocks U16 League Champions 2025!