The Wolf Tones will be playing in the club on 1st July. There are only 200 tickets for this event at a cost of €20 per person, so please contact the club reception on 01 868 6209 to book yours.
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Play Club Lotto Online
Sunday, April 11th, 2010
The Naomh Fionnbarra Lotto is now available to play online. Create your account and log in to play the Club Lotto from anywhere in the world! You can choose different numbers each week or play your favourite numbers for 4, 10, 25 or 52 weeks using a single payment. Pay with your Laser or Credit Card.
Each week you play you’ll be in with a chance to win the jackpot which will be a minimum of €1,000.
We have also provided the option of subscribing to the Club’s Newsletters. See the top of the column to the right for details.
Pitch and school Update
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010There have been a number of meetings between the club and government officials about the clubs attempted to get there own pitch in the Cabra Area.
There are a number of possibility’s been discussed which depends on a number of factors. The committee is working very hard to solve these issues.
This will be a slow process and club hopes by the clubs seventy anniversary in five years time that the pitch will become a reality.
There is on going discussion on permanent buildings for the Gaelscoil which are going in the right direction and all pressure needs to be kept on to bring the issue to a success.
The club and the Gaelscoil are fully united in the aim of the permanent school even though there was an attempt to divide the club from the school on this issue by certain people.
With every one working to gather the goal it can be achieved and will be achieved.
There have been a number of meetings between the club and government officials about the clubs attempted to get there own pitch in the Cabra Area.
There are a number of possibility’s been discussed which depends on a number of factors. The committee is working very hard to solve these issues.
This will be a slow process and club hopes by the clubs seventy anniversary in five years time that the pitch will become a reality.
There is on going discussion on permanent buildings for the Gaelscoil which are going in the right direction and all pressure needs to be kept on to bring the issue to a success.
The club and the Gaelscoil are fully united in the aim of the permanent school even though there was an attempt to divide the club from the school on this issue by certain people.
With every one working to gather the goal it can be achieved and will be achieved.
The Dream Lives On
Sunday, November 29th, 2009
Black and Whites 2-20 Naomh Fionnbarra 1-07
AIB Leinster Club Junior Hurling Championship Final
Sunday, 29th. November, 2009
On a cold wet day we made the trip to Kilkenny to play Black and Whites on their own ground. The pitch was in the middle of the country and a loud convoy of cars and buses descended on the quiet Kilkenny countryside. A huge crowd from Cabra packed the small ground but it was soon clear that this wasn’t to be our day.
The home team set out their stall early on with points from Paul Murphy (three), Tom Moloney, Peter Cleere (two) and Niall Kennedy inside the opening quarter. Midfielder Gerry Dodrill scored a brace in reply for us, but we were dealt a crushing blow in the 19th. minute when Stephen Costello was issued with a straight red card.
Playing with the strong breeze, Black & Whites continued to tack on the scores and took a 1-11 to 0-2 lead into the break thanks to Tommy Farrell’s 27th. minute goal.
We responded brilliantly with three unanswered points on the restart before Niall Paget’s shot ended up in the net. With nine minutes to go, we had cut the margin down to 2-14 to 1-7, but the home side then put the issue beyond doubt thanks to late points from Paul Murphy as they secured their second Leinster junior title in seven years.
Our fantastic campaign was over for 2009 but the dream lives on.
A Luta Continua! Tiocfaidh ár lá!
On a cold wet day we made the trip to Kilkenny to play Black and Whites on their own ground. The pitch was in the middle of the country and a loud convoy of cars and buses descended on the quiet Kilkenny countryside. A huge crowd from Cabra packed the small ground but it was soon clear that this wasn’t to be our day.
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What a Day! What a Game! What a Night!
Sunday, October 25th, 2009Years of hard work and dedication on the part of players, mentors and backroom team paid off in dramatic fashion when, with the clock ticking towards a disappointing conclusion and the tension almost unbearable, big Gossie came on as a substitute and scored the goal that finally broke the hearts of a committed Round Tower’s team.
Twenty six years after the club’s last victory in this tournament, Naomh Fionnbarra are once again crowned Dublin Intermediate Hurling Champions!
For those interested in the stats, Naomh Fionnbarra ran out winners by 2 points (2-10 to 2-08) in a match played in Parnell Park on Sunday, 25th. October, 2009.
A full match report can be found on th
25th October, 2009
Dublin GAA Hurling Intermediate Championship Final
Naomh Fionnbarra 2-10 Round Towers 2-08
Years of hard work and dedication on the part of players, mentors and backroom team paid off in dramatic fashion when, with the clock ticking towards a disappointing conclusion and the tension almost unbearable, big Gossie came on as a substitute and scored the goal that finally broke the hearts of a committed Round Tower’s team.
Twenty six years after the club’s last victory in this tournament, Naomh Fionnbarra are once again crowned Dublin Intermediate Hurling Champions! For those interested in the stats, Naomh Fionnbarra GAA ran out winners by 2 points (2-10 to 2-08) in a match played in Parnell Park on Sunday, 25th. October, 2009.
