Ranelagh Gaels

Ranelagh Gaels are pleased to announce that the club has launched a new range of leisure-wear, complete with club crest - all of which are available for purchase now.

The stylish, hard-wearing tops, hats and jackets are from an Irish company and will look good at a match, training or around the village. Full details are available below:

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Ranelagh Gaels have confirmed their training schedule for men’s football for the coming months.

On Monday nights we will be back at Clan na Gael Fontenoy‘s pitch in Ringsend, where there are floodlights and full dressing-room facilities. We are grateful to our neighbours for letting us use their facilities.

Training will start at 8.30 SHARP each week and for directions to the club click here.

On Thursday nights we will be on the beach at Sandymount from 8.0.

Players meet up at the car park closest to the roundabout at the end of Sydney Parade, in sight of the Esso service station.

For directions, click here.

All new players or anyone just looking to train with a club in Dublin are more than welcome to join in.

For further updates on training or any changes of times or venues, keep an eye on the website. If you have any further questions about training or fees contact info@ranelaghgaels.ie.

Details of ladies for the year ahead training will be posted soon.

Ranelagh Gaels would like wish its club members and followers best wishes for the holiday season.

Thank you for your support throughout the year and we look forward to seeing you all in 2012.

Nollaig Shona agus Bliain Ur faoi mhaise daoibh go léir agus do chlainn.

Gaels Abú!

Ranelagh Gaels are on the look out for a new coach.

Over the last few years the players have taken the training sessions and the likes of Enda, Colm, Conor and Brian have done a brilliant job.

But for 2012 we would love to have a trainer to work alongside manager Liam O’Hagan and anyone interested
should contact the club on the following email – ranelaghgaelsmail@gmail.com

The men’s team play in AFL Division 8, made the Junior C Championship semi-final this year and won the Murphy Cup.

At the start of this year the Gaels brought in Jimmy Trimble as trainer of the women’s team in what turned out to be a brilliant move and a similar success story with the men’s team would be great.

It’s that time of year again folks – the much hyped, world renowned Ranelagh Gaels 12 Pubs of Christmas extravaganza!

Both lads and ladies have had some important fixtures over the past year but this is just as momentous!

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Ranelagh Gaels held the club’s Annual General Meeting in Beechwood Community Hall last Friday night.

Though the attendance was smaller than hoped, it proved to be an extremely worthwhile meeting.

Everyone that attended contributed and several good ideas which will help the club into the future were floated.

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