Due to the tragic death of Big Gossy all games are off. There was also a minutes silence at Croke Park on Sunday to mark his passing.
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Book of Condolence
Monday, May 30th, 2011
Big Gozzy – A Barrs Legend
Saturday, May 28th, 2011
As some of you may have heard, Big Gozzy has sadly passed away. Our sincere condolences and thoughts are with his family on this very sad day for them, the club and the community.
Players and members of the club wil be meeting the clubhouse at 5pm today to remember a true Barrs legend.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam uasal.
Best Wishes to Jago
Friday, May 13th, 2011
The club wish Andrew Jago and his family all the best as he heads off to Canada for work. We will miss the one liners and the tidy stick work.
Dublin on the Double
Monday, April 18th, 2011
Great credit to the Dublin hurlers and management on their win on Sunday. Phelo and Franisie and the boys were talking last night of getting out the caravan to Thurles for Sunday week. A historic occasion to celebrate but it is also very important that we win.
A great boost for the hurling men in the city and the game. The footballers are out on Easter Sunday against Cork which should be a great game. It’s the last time we will see Croker before the Queen comes, changing times.
Both teams need the best support they can get so lets go out and support the teams. Don’t forget to wear your Easter Lilly this week!!
Weekend Results
Monday, April 18th, 2011
A great weekend of entertainment was had at our home pitch, the Bogies, in Cabra on the 16th of April. On Saturday our under 8,9 and 11 teams packed the two pitches in glorious sunshine in a feast of great hurling as Dwyers, O’Tooles and Naomh Mearnóg visited our home pitch.
In the afternoon the under 13′s played O’Tooles and our under 14′s played St Sylvesters at home. Both had two good wins. The match of the day goes to our under 16 team who beat Templeogue Synge Street in a great championship match away from home.
In a packed John Paul park our senior hurlers put up a great display by beating St Pats by 10 points in a good game of hurling. The Troller stole the show hitting 4-3 inside a 20 minute period which Pats never recovered from. On Sunday morning our second hurling team beat Cuala in Dalkey as big Gossie got a hat trick of goals to seal the game for the parish side.
In the Bogies our minors and under 15 were playing OP/ER and Na Fianna. The local derby with Plunketts was a very exciting affair as both teams gave it their all. The Barrs hit a purple patch with five minutes to go which gave them the win. On the other pitch our under 15 had a great tussle with Na Fianna and won well in the end in a very good team performance.
At 3pm our third adult hurling team played Monicas in a very exciting game. The Barrs were behind for most of the match and came good in the second half with man of the match performance from Lee McKeogh driving the Barrs to a good win.
Weekend Results
Wednesday, March 30th, 2011
Senior Footballers drew with Skerries Harps in Bogies in a tight match. Good to see the Skerries team and supporters drop into the club for some refreshments after the match, that is what it’s all about.
Our adult second team beat a strong OP/ER in a exciting match in the local derby. Our third adult team went down by a few points to Scoil Ui Chonnell.
Our minor hurlers were beaten by Sylvesters. Our U16, 15 ,13 ,12 won and our U14 & 11′s were beaten. Our U8, 9, 10 all played in the go games on Saturday. Johnny Brown and Babara Kellys under 16 camogie team had a good win on Sunday.
