U21 Football Championship – Semi-Final

Carrigtwohill 1-19

Glenville 1-18

An agonising defeat for Glenville in a thrilling U21 Football Semi-Final, edged out by Carrigtwohill with the last kick of the game.

In a match that had everything — intensity, skill, and drama — both sides delivered a brilliant display and treated supporters to a fantastic evening of football. Glenville battled bravely from start to finish, showing great heart and quality throughout.

It was a game that could have gone either way, and while the result didn’t go our way, it was a proud performance from our lads.

Best of luck to Carrigtwohill in the final.

U15 Football League

Erins Own 4-09

Glenville 2-08

Glenville wrapped up their U15 Football League campaign with a tough away encounter against a physically strong Erins Own side on Sunday last.

The home side dominated the opening stages, with Glenville struggling to match their power and intensity in the first half. At the break, Erins Own held a commanding 2-05 to 0-03 lead.

The second half saw a much improved Glenville performance, with more possession and attacking intent. A superb goal from Kallum Fahy injected some life into the contest, followed by a string of well-taken points. When James O’Mahony struck for Glenville’s second goal, the margin was down to four points entering the final minutes.

Despite a spirited fightback and a few late opportunities, Erins Own held firm and struck a fourth goal on the counterattack to seal the result.

Hard luck to our lads who never gave up and fought to the end. Well done to Erins Own on a strong performance and a competitive, sporting game. There are plenty of positives and learnings to take from the match as we continue to build.

A special mention to the 20 Glenville players who togged out and proudly wore the Black and Amber jersey.

Panel:

Pa O’Sullivan, Aaron Sheehan, Alex Magner, Liam Moynihan, Alex Downey, Shane Kroll, Colm Murphy, Darren Cahill, James Murphy, Sean Dunlea, Joe Connolly, Donogh McHugh, Dara O’Driscoll, Conor Kearney, Kallum Fahy, Eoghan O’Mahony, Jack Sheehan, Matthew Counihan, Danny Murphy, James O’Mahony

Glenville GAA Lotto Results

Sponsored by Kades Kounty, Glenville

Draw Date: 27 June 2025

Numbers Drawn: 10, 15, 24, 26

Jackpot: €8,000 — No Winner

Lucky Dip Winners (€20 each):

Colum Ó Bric

John Meehan

John Linehan

Ola & Aoife O’Connor

Next Jackpot: €8,100

Next Draw: Friday, July 4th

Venue: Kades Kounty

Tickets just €2 — available from Barry’s Shop, the Co-Op Store, and Kades Kounty.

Thank you for your continued support. 

Best Wishes to Ber O’Callaghan on Her Retirement 

All at Glenville GAA would like to wish Ber O’Callaghan the very best on her retirement from Glenville National School.

Ber, along with her sister Mairead, made a lasting impact on our parish and community — not only through their dedication as educators, but also through their incredible promotion of Gaelic games in the school. Their leadership and passion helped inspire generations of young footballers and hurlers, and they proudly led many teams to Sciath na Scol success over the years.

Thank you, Ber, for everything you’ve done for the young people of Glenville. Enjoy a well-earned and happy retirement — your legacy will be felt on the pitches and in the hearts of the community for years to come. 

The Corner Flag Café – Open Every Match Day

Supporters at Glenville GAA Grounds can now enjoy a hot cuppa and a friendly chat on match day at The Corner Flag Café, open during all home fixtures.

Serving coffee, tea, sweet treats, and plenty of sideline stories, The Corner Flag is the perfect pitstop whether you're roaring on the team or just dropping by.

Because cheering takes energy — and caffeine!

Glenville Astro Pitch – Now Open for Bookings

The Glenville Astro Pitch is now available for hire, providing a top-class venue for a variety of events including:

5/6/7/8-a-side games

Team training sessions

Birthday parties

Or even the occasional midlife crisis!

To secure your slot, contact Peter on 086 0438046.

Whether it’s glory you’re chasing — or just the ball — Glenville Astro is the place to be!

Gaelic for Mothers & Others – Thursdays at Glenville GAA

Our Gaelic for Mothers & Others group meets every Thursday from 8.30pm to 9.30pm at the Glenville GAA Astro.

No experience necessary, no referees, and absolutely no pressure — just a fun, relaxed hour of football, fitness and laughter.

All are welcome — whether you’ve played before or just fancy giving it a go. Bring along your boots, a sense of humour, and maybe a spare lung!

Replaying the Years – Glenville & Watergrasshill Club History Book

A limited number of copies of Replaying the Years (1885–2012) are still available. This comprehensive history of Glenville and Watergrasshill GAA is packed with stories, photos, and memories from over a century of sporting tradition.

An ideal gift for any GAA supporter and a treasured keepsake for the parish.

Only €10

To order, contact John on 085 7102290