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

Alan Power RIP

Passage West GAA Club would like to pass on our condolences to the family of Alan Power who passed away in Singapore.
There was great shock and sadness in the area when news spread of Alan's sudden death.
Alan was an active member of the club and kept in touch with the goings on in Passage even when after he moved to Singapore.
Club secretary John O'Connor paid tribute to Alan and offered the sympathies of the club to his family.
"Alan was a whole-hearted, skilful and dedicated player. Though he was on the other side of the world, he will still an active member of our club. Alan was a very popular and prominent Passage player and played at every grade at juvenile level. It was with great sadness that we heard of his passing. He graduated to the adult football team and was a whole-hearted, skillful and dedicated player also contributing to the club's administration. His work took him to Singapore where he continued to play Galeic football but he keep in touch with us. He turned up to games whenever he was home, and always knew of our latest victory or loss."