Application forms for the Mini All Irelands, Glenalbyn Summer Multisport Camp, Kellogg's Cúl Camps & Summer Camp Coaching Positions are now available at the Glenalbyn club office. Click on Mini All Irelands & Upcoming Events under the Quick Links section of this page for more details.

This Mizen to Malin challenge is one of the toughest undertakings yet by some of our club cyclists.

Like previous cycles/challenges we hope to raise money for Breast Cancer Ireland, with which we have a close association, & to reduce the Kilmacud Glenalbyn Sports Clubs debt of approximately €650,000. This debt belongs to all sections; GAA, Tennis, Snooker etc. & their members.

Starting on Wednesday the 30th May 2012, current camogie mentors Donie Dowling and Mark Cregg and camogie associates Pat Halpin, Kevin Coakley and Kevin Foley will be donning the lycra to form part of the Crokes peloton taking on this 645km challenge:

Mini All Irelands, Multisport Camps, GAA Football/Hurling/Camogie camps and much more! There is a very busy schedule of sporting actiivites planned at Kilmacud Crokes this summer - with something for everyone!

Congratulations to Ciarán O Murchú and his U14 & U19 teams at Coláiste Iosagáin who both recently won their respective Dublin championship finals. Players from Kilmacud Crokes camogie play on both panels.

Fifty two Dublin girls from the Under 13 County Development Squad got up early on Sunday morning, April 15th, and made their way by coach to Rathkeale, Co. Limerick to play in their first U13 Camogie blitz. This blitz involved teams from Dublin, Cork, Kerry, Tipperary and Galway, as well as the hosts Limerick. Making their Dublin debuts were Crokes girls Rachael Fleming, Hannah Cosgrave and Emer O'Rafferty who played for the Dublin Blue team and Orna McLoughlin who played on the Dublin Navy team. The blue team lost to Galway and one Limerick team and beat Kerry and the other Limerick team. The Navy team were narrowly beaten in the final by the same Galway team having dispatched Cork and Limerick on the way. The girls had a great day, played well, and are a credit to their club and county. 

The Development Squad comprises of more than the 52 girls who travelled last weekend and other girls involved will play in the next blitz. Kilmacud Crokes player Charlotte O Farrell is also involved with the squad.

This Bank holiday Monday, at 13.30 'Before Your Time'  featuring Tralee IT and Kilmacud Crokes Minor Camogie Girls will air on RTE Radio 1. The show will also be available on RTE player the next day. Tune in and support our girls!

There will be no training for children in the camogie nursery this Easter Saturday.  Girls born in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and  2005 have this Saturday off.  We will be back on Saturday 14th April. Enjoy the Easter break.

There will be no camogie nursery on St. Patrick's Day.  Enjoy the festivities and we will see you back on Saturday 24th March.

Comhghairdeas Coláiste Íosagáin tar éis an bua mór i gcluiche Cheannais na hÉireann.

Congratulations to Coláiste Íosagáin following their wonderful 3-7 to 0-4 win in the All-Ireland Colleges final over St. Mary's of Macroom.

The Feile Girls continue with their fundraising with a Table Quiz in the Club bar next Thursday evening 8th March.

Tables of 4 will cost 40 euro.  All support will be welcome.