News & Events
Return to Play Guidelines April 2021.
RETURN TO PLAY- INFORMATION FOR ALL MEMBERS OF SHAMROCKS GAA Managers, Coaches, Supervisors, Covid officers, Players/Guardians, Academy etc. ADULT MALE, UNERAGE AND LADIES FOOTBALL 1. HEALTH AND SAFETY: (a) Supervised Reverse-Parking allowed on the Gravel behind the fence at the lower end of Main Pitch. (b) Overflow Parking to be located at the roadside fence … Read more
JIM RUSSELL – “THE THREE CENTURY SHAMROCK MAN”
JIM RUSSELL – “THE THREE CENTURY SHAMROCK MAN” 11th May 1897 – 8th Januar y 2001 Jim Russell was born in the village of Shanbally on 11th May 1897 and his family later went to live in nearby Currabinny overlooking Cork Harbour. From his home he had a great view of the Harbour and saw … Read more
Making connections from 1904 to 2021.
MAKING CONNECTIONS – 2021 A most interesting Cork County Intermediate Hurling championship tie between Shamrocks and Emmets played on 13th of April 1913 at Douglas is shown on our website. Hurling was alive and well then with two Intermediate teams in the Parish containing some outstanding players. In 1912 Donal McDonald, Charles Salmon and John … Read more
Mrs. Pat Hickey R.I.P – 29/01/2021.
Mrs. Pat Hickey R.I.P – 29/01/2021. Her passing removes a kind and affable lady from our community; We got the sad news of Pat Hickey’s death on Friday, one of our senior citizens in Raheens, much loved and regarded over her entire lifetime. Everybody was fond of this lovely decent and honourable lady who was … Read more
Patrick John (Paddy) O’ Driscoll R.I.P. 17/01/2021
PADDY O’DRISCOLL, A PROUD SHAMROCK AND RINGASKIDDY MAN. The news of Paddy O’Driscoll’s death touches us all with sadness and pleasant memories of long ago. Paddy was an older brother of Joe, who passed away late last year. The O’Driscoll family was a corner stone unit in the village over two generations. Paddy grew up … Read more
Shamrocks Hurling & Football Club AGM 18/12/2020.
NOTICE OF AGM. … Read more
B100dy Sunday – 21st November 1920
B100dy Sunday- 21st November 1920 This Saturday marks 100 years since the killings in Croke Park on Bloody Sunday. There are scheduled national commemorative events running over the coming days that we hope you will engage with. The Club, to commemorate the lives lost on Bloody Sunday, will fly our national Tricolour flag at the … Read more