Well done to Joe and Ger McManus and the Mayo hurlers on a fantastic Nicky Rackard win against Armagh in a fiercely contested close final on Saturday. In a game that ebbed and flowed it was the Mayo team that finished the stronger and showed the required composure. The two lads played instrumental roles in the teams win and can consider all those hours of commuting well worth it.

Fair play to everyone who was in Croker to cheer the lads on, there was a massive cheer from the Judes contingent when the two boys lifted the cup. Among the supporters were the three ejits pictured above as well as Caoimhe Bermingham and Marion O'Donnell.

Well done to Kev Mc and Dublin who showed Dublin are just as strong a unit outside the over familiar walls of Croke Park by disposing of Laois in Nolan Park on Saturday. 

We certainly enjoyed the novelty of it all and I for one look forward to 10 years time when they are asked to travel away for a championship game once more.

Congratulations to David Carroll and Ruth Kenneally who got married over the weekend, if the pictures are anything to go by it looked like a fantastic weekend for all involved 

2004 (u12) Boys - Glasgow 2016
The u12 Boys after their Football Blitz in Glasgow, Sunday where they played Edinburgh, Coatbridge, Glasgow Gaels and Tir Conaill Harps. The day was rounded off with games against Scotland A and B selections. The boys did St Judes (and Ireland!) proud. Many thanks to our host Christina Duffy (standing in the middle) from Tir Chonaill Harps who ran an amazing day for them to experience.

The lads also took on a Scottish team in a compromised game of Shinty/Hurling

Well done to all involved, it looked like a great weekend away for the lads.

Mens Shed List
The mens shed are compiling a list of tradesmen who are tried and trusted and come with a recommendation from a member ...if there is any club member who would like to be included on the list can they send an email to pro@stjudesgaa.ie ...the whole idea behind the move is that people will know who is coming into their house or working around it as opposed to looking up the yellow pages and taking pot luck.

Get on yer Bike!
The inaugural Naomh Jude 100 cycle takes palce on Saturday August 27th 2016. The cycle is open to anybody over the age of 18 who wishes to cycle from Tymon Park to Daingean Co. Offaly to raise funds for our club.

The cycle will begin at the CLG Naomh Jude clubhouse and travel to Daingean in Co. Offaly a distance of a little over 100km.

We will be travelling via Lucan, Leixlip. Maynooth, Kilcock, Johnstown Bridge, Kinnegad, Rochfordbridge and Rhode before reaching our final destination Daingean.

There will be refreshments provided at the half way point at Johnstown Bridge and again in Daingean.

All along the route there will be medical and technical experts to help should you run into any difficulty and arrangements will be made to transport you and your bicycle back to the Clubhouse where you will be feted as a hero at our “Welcome Home Reception”

If you would like to register an interest in taking part you can click here and be added to our mailing list!

Visit our dedicated website for the event by clicking here!