Weekly Update - 30/03/2026

Hurling and Camogie Easter Camp
This year’s Easter Hurling and Camoige Camp takes places from Tuesday 7th April to Friday 10th April.

All details are available to read on the poster above.

To sign up scan the QR code or follow the link below

Féile A
Massive congratulations to our juvenile hurlers and mentors who are Kildare Féile A champions after a great match against Clane on Sunday in challenging conditions. Thanks to Éire Óg Corra Choill for hosting the game and all the supporters who cheered the lads on. 

Feile A Final Full time

Naas 2:5

Clane 0:3

The 2026 John West Féile na nGael takes place in Carlow and Laois on Saturday, June 20 2026

Féile C
Our Féile C juvenile hurlers had a fantastic day in Sallins on Saturday morning. The lads gave it their all against some very strong and physical opposition, an experience that will stand to them well—especially considering many of our players were younger than the teams they faced.

They narrowly lost by just a single point to one of the eventual finalists, which is a great achievement in itself. Encouragingly, all of the players pictured still have another year or two at Féile level ahead of them.

A brilliant day all round.🔵⚪️

SENIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIV.1 RD. 3

NAAS          3-11                         MAYNOOTH                     0-20

In a match that both sides had their periods of dominance it took a fortunate last minute free for Maynooth to draw the game. In a closely contested first half it took a Fintan Quinn goal for Naas to separate the teams at the interval Naas 1-6 Maynooth 0-6. Naas dominated the third quarter and led by eight points with fifteen minutes to go 2-10 to 0-8.. The last quarter belonged to Maynooth as they scored seven unanswered points to reduce the arrears to a single point with two minutes to go. Naas replied with a goal to increase the lead to four points. In time added on Maynooth hit back with four points to level the match.

Neil Flynn opened the scoring for Maynooth with an early point. Fintan Quinn (Naas) and Conor Walsh(Maynooth) swapped points. Naas scored four unanswered points Ciaran Doyle, Tom Browne and two from Kevin Cummins. Maynooth replied with a two pointer from Ciaran Flanagan and a single point from Neil Flynn to draw level at 0-5 each. Naas went ahead with a Fintan Quinn goal on 28 minutes and a Ciaran Doyle point. Niall O’Sullivan replied for Maynooth before the break. Naas led by three at the interval 1-6 to 0-6.

The sides swapped points at the start of the second half. Then Naas took control  with an Elliott Beirne goal and points by Ciaran Doyle, Paul McDermott and Tim Ryan to lead 2-10 to 0-7 with twenty minutes remaining. Maynooth replied with points from Paddy Ryan and Paddy Mahoney. Kevin Cummins was on target for Naas as we entered the fourth quarter. Maynooth dominated the last quarter scoring seven unanswered points in ten minutes to leave one between them 2-11 to 0-16. With time almost up Fintan Quinn goaled for Naas to increase their lead to four points. In time added on Maynooth replied with a two pointer and a single point to reduce the lead to a point. With almost the last kick of the game the referee awarded a fortunate free to Maynooth to draw the game. 

Scorers: Naas: Fintan Quinn(2-1), Elliott Beirne(1-0), Kevin Cummins(0-3), Ciaran Doyle(0-3), Paul McDermott(0-1), Sean Hanifin(0-1), Tom Browne(0-1), Tim Ryan(0-1)

Naas: Luke Mullins, Jamie McGuirk, Conor McCarthy, Daniel Lenehan, Tim Ryan, Rob Fitzgerald, Tom Browne, Sean Hanifin, Paul Mdermott,  Elliott Beirne, Kevin Cummins, Liam O’Connor, Dermot Hanifin, Fintan Quinn, Ciaran Doyle. Subs: Cathal Daly for Dan Lenehan, 25”, Tom McGrane for Liam O’Connor 43”, Joe Murphy for Elliott Beirne,45”, Alex Lenehan for Tom Browne 50”, Paddy Kelly for Tim Ryan 52”.

Maynooth: Mark Donnellan, Cathal Quinn, Niall O’Sullivan, Conor Walsh, Callum McCabe, Luke Murnane, Matthew diamond, Ciaran Flanagan, Paddy Ryan, Neill Flunn, Daniel Farrell, Paddy Mahoney, Paul Maguire, David Bonass .

The Senior fixtures, all away matches, were postponed this week once again due to pitch closures because of extremely heavy rainfall. All the teams are looking forward to beginning their league campaigns on Tuesday 31stMarch. 

The Senior team travel to Athy to play their Round 3 fixture   while the Senior 2 team enjoy home advantage against St Laurence;s and Naas 3 will host Eadestown in this Division 7 match. The senior players are putting in tremendous effort on the training pitch, and we look forward to exciting football in all three matches. Best Wishes to all the players and their management teams in their respective leagues. All the details of this week’s matches are included in Fixtures. 

Congratulations to the Féile A team, who topped their group to qualify for the Féile A Semi- Final at the weekend. This regional Féile A Group Blitz was hosted by Caragh GAA, Prosperous. Naas won all three matches against Clane, Caragh and Sarsfields on the day. Great teamwork and determination in very windy conditions, were the hallmarks of their victories. The team now look forward to their semi-final match against Raheens on Easter Monday 6th April at 11am in Celbridge GAA. Wishing all the players and mentors every success on the day.

Nás na Ríogh Abú ! 

Hi everyone, a raffle for the Naas LGFA Senior teams has been organised to raise funds for their league and championship campaigns this year. The winning prize is a weekend camping ticket to Electric Picnic 2026 (SOLD OUT).

It is €10 for 1 entry or €20 for 3 entries. Tickets can be bought via the idonate link

Thank you for your support.

 

Well Done to the Naas u 15 team ,competing in Division 11, on an impressive win in their Round 3 match against Sarsfields at the weekend. They defended very strongly while the forwards displayed great energy in attack. Maith Sibhse!