Our 2010 Juvenile trophy presentation for the winning under 11,12,13,14,15,16 teams will take place at the club house at 1pm on Sunday.
We are asking all our club members to attend and support this great achievement by our young section of the club for themselves, their club, their mentors and their community.
‘You can beat the drum but you can’t beat the Barrs’
In the club house of Gaeil Colmcille in Kells on Saturday the 11th December, 300 GAA people from all over Ireland paid tribue to Des and his wife Maria on his 80th birthday.
Micheal Ó Muircheartaigh and Kevin Heffernan were the guests of honour and they told great stories about Dessie’s life and how he was such a great player in both GAA Hurling and Football while also being a great human person.
A number of the Barrs members travelled to Kells to honor one of Dublin’s greatest dual Players. To Conor and his family we thank you for the invite and to Dessie and Maria thanks for showing the way to many people with your wisdom and help.
At 2:30pm on 21st November, two matches were played in the Bogies. Our under 21 hurlers lined out against Raheny in the semi final of the 21 championship on the big pitch.
Beside them our under 13 footballers lined out against Erins Isle in the play off final on the small pitch. If you were looking for drama, excitement and pure enjoyment, then these two matches had it all!! (more…)
Our under 13 hurlers travelled to Tom Russell Park on Friday night. A very highly skilled and flowing match, between two well drilled teams, gave the big crowd plenty to cheer about under the bright lights on this cold November evening. (more…)
Lee Cooney and Wane Losty have been asked to join the Dublin under 15 football development squad. The club would like to congratulate the players on their achievement.
Ger Dodrill and Eamon Dillion have also been called up for trials with the Dublin undedr 21 hurling team.
Our U15′s won the Football C Championship in Clonshaugh on Sunday morning. In a very exciting game the Barrs produced some great scores to win on a scoreline of 2-10 to 2-6 against Trinity Gaels.
There were great performances from Ryan Curley,Lee Cooney, Wayne Losty and Sean Tobin. Scott Curley scored a great goal which put the Barrs on the road to victory. The team preformance was first class with every player giving a hundred per cent.
The work of Naill Brady, Ciaran Kehoe, Gerry Weldon and Harry O’Farrell has paid off this year. The club want to thank them for their work. We would also like to thank Gerry O’Reilly and Ian McDonald of the senior team, who had conducted training sessions with the team over the last few weeks.
A big thanks to the rest of the senior team and supporters who were there this morning in support of the team. Lee Cooney got best player of the tournament and was presented with a lovely trophy after the game.
