Season now in full swing...Membership open...latest Clubhouse works completed...Pre Paid Lotto soon to launch and Quiz Night on the 21st...
Season now in full motion, all new members and players welcome. Juvenile Training for March 6.30 to 7.30…
Recent News
- Season now in full swing…Membership open…latest Clubhouse works completed…Pre Paid Lotto soon to launch and Quiz Night on the 21st…
- Juvenile Training restarts Monday 2nd of March, Annual Quiz Night Saturday 21st March, Ladies back training, another Club Award, Memorabilia wanted and more…
- Probably the best Referee & Physio Room in the world….
- Club News – 9th of February – Another Croke Park Award, New Sponsor, Palestine Drinks, All Weather Pitch, Clubhouse Updates…big opening 8th of March….
- Our old Dressing Rooms and Storage Unit 45 Foot Container is up for sale…ideal for any Club…
- Fencing around the Clubhouse and All Weather Facility now complete…Photo Gallery
- Clubhouse works continues all ahead of the big day…
Sean Duffy – RIP
Sadly, Monday the 7th of January 2019 saw the passing of a Kilbride legend, in fact a GAA legend, Sean Duffy. The word ‘legend’ is vastly overused and misused in modern vernacular, however, anybody who was impacted by Sean Duffy throughout his involvement with the GAA, the Kilbride club and St. Bridget’s will know of his true status. A Gael who will be dearly missed by all and fondly remembered.
Everybody will remember Sean’s famous Green Renault which carried young lads from Oldcourt, Kilbride and Blessington throughout Wicklow and beyond. Always with Status Quo’s greatest hits playing in the cassette deck! Sean gave absolutely everything to the Juveniles in Kilbride and Blessington, his love for the association was infectious and it all started way back in the 50’s and 60’s with Kilbride.
Sean won two Senior Championships in 62 and 68, a Junior Championship in 58, including the Dunne Cup and countless tournaments throughout his playing days. He was heavily involved in administration and moved into Juvenile coaching with St. Bridget’s where he served as Manager for countless teams throughout the decades. In 2007 Sean was a selector that won the Junior championship with Kilbride, with Sean’s Nephew Paul playing in midfield. Sean was also a great man for the horses and his beloved Aston Villa, but his true calling was that famous blue jersey of Kilbride and the GAA.
His dedication to his beloved Kilbride club, St. Bridget’s, the GAA and the wider community held no bounds and his selfless dedication to the GAA will never be forgotten.
He will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by his family, friends and the wider GAA community.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
Sean Duffy in Action for Kilbride – Senior Football Final
Sean Duffy on the Line – Junior A Final v Blessington 2007
Sean in 1968 – Senior A Champions
Team Photo 1968 with Peter Clarke to the Right and Tommy below.
Sean (top centre) in 1974
Bottom Centre Sean togged out with Kilbride in 1957
Neil Donohoe and Sean Duffy under the lights in Baltinglass – Kilbride’s only Junior C Semi Final Appearance
KILBRIDE GAA LATEST NEWS
Juvenile Training restarts Monday 2nd of March, Annual Quiz Night Saturday 21st March, Ladies back training, another Club Award, Memorabilia wanted and more...
Another award for the Club, well done the Chairman! Wicklow GAA Club Person of the year. The Club…
Probably the best Referee & Physio Room in the world....
Awesome!! What a finish, well done to JP and Tracey Dunning including young Donnacha and Finn Dunning who…
Club News - 9th of February - Another Croke Park Award, New Sponsor, Palestine Drinks, All Weather Pitch, Clubhouse Updates...big opening 8th of March....
Another Croke Park award… Well done to Katie Caffery who was in Croke Park last Saturday to pick…
Our old Dressing Rooms and Storage Unit 45 Foot Container is up for sale...ideal for any Club...
45 Foot Container converted into two dressing rooms, 2 storage sections. Recently power was added including, lighting in…
Fencing around the Clubhouse and All Weather Facility now complete...Photo Gallery
Shout out to the legendary Tommy Dwyer and John Walshe of Donard…a few drops of rain wouldn’t stop…
