120 Years of GAA in Passage

By Matt Aherne

Best Club Publication

McNamee Awards 2007

This is a stunningly produced book on the Passage West GAA club and the history of Gaelic Games in the area that will serve as an important source of local history as well as an fascinating story for any GAA fan.

Available in good Cork bookstores as well as in local Passage shops.
 

Passage West GAA 1885 - 2008

Welcome to the website of Passage West GAA club. We hope you will check in here on a regular basis to keep up to date with goings in our club.

Located in Cork Harbour Passage West is one of the oldest GAA clubs in the country. It was founded in 1885, primarily as a hurling club, just one year after the founding of the GAA itself. Passage West is now a vibrant club playing football, hurling and camogie at various levels and age groups.

You can also stay in touch with what is happening in the club through our regular email list. To be added to the list simply email your details to the club PRO Alan Healy at alanhealy@gmail.com

Latest News

9 April 2008

Camogie News
Our U16 team have played two games recently in their league the first against Killeagh which we won 2-1 to 0-0.
Muireann Doyle and Laura Mc Carthy scoring the goals and Natasha O Sullivan scoring the point.
The second match we lost to a very strong Glen team on Saturday last in Passage. Despite losing Passage battled hard all through the game. There were very good performances from Sinead O Reilly, Gillian Foley, Amy Costello and Laura Mc Carthy. Scorers for Passage were Natasha O Sullivan 1-1 and Gillian Foley 0-1.
Panel: Laura Mc Carthy, Lisa O Brien, Niki Twomey, Gemma Cooney, Niamh Cahill, Sinead O Reilly, Claire O Brien, Shauna Jordan, Erin Twomey, Amy Costello, Gillian Foley, Tia Mc Mahon, Muireann Doyle, Natasha O Sullivan, Rebecca Farr, Enya Mc Mahon, Megan Farr and Katie O Neill.
The club would like to wish the best of luck to Liam O Sullivan (Trainer) and the six Passage girls who are on the Seandun Panel for the interdivisional Blitz next week.


Juvenile News

The U11 football team had two good wins in the past week beating St Nicks 6-01 to 2-04 and Inniscarra 4-08 to 3-04,These results are a big boost to this young team.

The U7s U8s have now gone outdoors for the season. U7s Tuesdays at 515pm and U8s Thursdays at 5.15pm and both teams also train on Sunday mornings at 11.30am.

The U12 football team put up a good performance against the Barrs unlucky to loose 1-07 to 3-05.The U16 hurlers are busy preparing for their first county league match V Mayfield under new coach Sean Sheehan. The club registration night had a good turnout anyone that missed please give it to your team coach.


Junior Football

The two junior football sides were back playing matches last week. Both sides were unlucky to lose their games and the pressure is now back on in training in preparation for their upcoming championship games.