Western Swans GAA Club

Championship season is here 🟡⚫

Our Senior Camogie and Senior Hurling teams are ready to battle for championship glory, and you won't want to miss a minute of the action.

📍 Ra Cooke Reserve
🏑 Camogie Championship Final – 1:00pm
🏑 Hurling Championship Final – 3:40pm

Can't make it to the grounds? Catch both games LIVE on Clubber lubber and get behind the Swans wherever you are.

If you're coming down, get behind the teams. If you can't make it, tune in on Clubber TV and show your support from wherever you are.

Up the Swans! 🦢

Events like our Golf Classic don't happen by themselves.

A huge thanks to our committee, volunteers and club members who put in countless hours before, during and after the day to make it all run so smoothly.

It's that willingness to get stuck in and help out that makes the Western Swans such a great club. Thanks to everyone who played their part. 🖤💛

A fantastic day out at Maylands Golf Club for the Western Swans GAA Club Golf Classic! ⛳🖤💛

A huge thank you to everyone who played, sponsored a tee box, donated prizes, volunteered, and helped make the day such a success. The support from our members, sponsors and wider community is what makes days like this possible.

Here are just some of the many teams that took part, along with a few action shots from around the course. It was great to see so many familiar faces enjoying the day, all while supporting the club.

We really appreciate everyone who got involved and helped make it another memorable Golf Classic. We can't wait to do it all again next year!

Up the Swans 🦢

Western Swans 1-7 | St Gabriels 0-8
Western Swans are League Champions after a fantastic team performance saw us overcome a determined St Gabriels side by two points in a thrilling final.
The Swans made a superb start, moving the ball with real pace and purpose. Our forward line was incredibly fluid throughout the opening stages, with excellent passing and support play creating scoring opportunities. Aisling Lee opened our account from play before Shauna Mulligan added a couple of excellent scores, while Neamh Curtin was unerring from placed balls to keep the scoreboard ticking over.
The midfield pairing worked tirelessly from the first whistle to the last, covering every blade of grass and providing a constant link between defence and attack. Behind them, the defensive unit produced an outstanding display. Every defender was touch-tight to her marker, getting out in front, hooking, blocking and refusing to give the St Gabriels forwards any time or space. It was a brilliant collective effort.
Áine Heweston's puck-outs were another huge strength, consistently finding teammates and giving us the perfect platform to launch attacks and maintain possession.
As expected, St Gabriels came with a strong response in the second half and enjoyed a purple patch that put the Swans under pressure. However, our backs remained calm, composed and resilient, standing tall when it mattered most.
With the game finely balanced, Neamh Curtin produced a moment of real quality, slicing through the defence before firing over a superb point from play that settled the team and provided a crucial insurance score.
There were outstanding performances all over the pitch, but a special mention goes to Sinead Kelly, whose display epitomised everything about this Swans side. From start to finish she was relentless, dominating her battles and proving once again that she is a true big-game player.
At the final whistle, captain Rebecca Haberlin had the honour of lifting the Kenneally McNeil League Cup, a fitting reward for the team's hard work, commitment and determination throughout the league campaign. It was a proud moment for Rebecca, her teammates and everyone involved with Western Swans

🏆 LEAGUE FINAL DAY 🏆

Our Senior Camogie team take on St Gabriel's this Saturday in the WA League Final, with the girls looking to cap off the league in style.

📅 Saturday, 11 July
🕑 2:00pm
📍 RA Cooke Reserve

The support all year has been brilliant, and we'd love to see a big Swans crowd there to get behind the girls.

Up the Swans! 🖤💛🦢

Not the result we were after as we went down 6-16 to 3-27, but there's still plenty to take from the game. We put together some really good passages of hurling, especially in the first half and again in the closing stages, but we let the third quarter get away from us and that ultimately proved the difference. We found ourselves chasing the game after that, but the lads showed great fight in the final quarter, taking the game right back to Sarsfields and cutting the gap to just two points before time ran out.

Jack Forde was a constant threat inside, breaking through the defence every time he got his hands on the ball and finishing some excellent scores. At the back, Shane Treacy and Dale O'Hanlon were immense, battling away all day and standing up when we were under serious pressure. It was also great to get valuable minutes into plenty of lads, which will only benefit us heading into the business end of the season.

Sarsfields were worthy winners on the day. Their touch was sharp, they were accurate throughout and made the most of the chances they created. Best of luck to them in the final. We'll dust ourselves down, regroup and turn all our attention to the championship semi-final.

A dominant display from the Western Swans saw them record an impressive 8-10 to 2-1 victory over Éire Óg in Round 6.

It was a fantastic team performance with plenty of positives to take from the afternoon. The match saw a number of players make their Swans debuts, while several girls who had travelled down from work got valuable game time and made a real impact. The squad depth was also on full display, with the management able to call on plenty of fresh legs from the bench to maintain the intensity throughout the game. Every player contributed, and it was great to see so many getting meaningful minutes as the Swans continue to build momentum. A strong all-round performance and another excellent result for the group.

New Western Swans Training Tops

We're delighted to get our new Western Swans training tops out on the training field.

A big thank you to Crotty Civil for sponsoring the tops. We really appreciate your support of the club and are proud to have your logo on our training gear.

We're also proud to have the Dillon Quirke Foundation logo featured on the back of every top. The Foundation does fantastic work raising awareness of the importance of cardiac screening, and we're grateful for the opportunity to support that message through our club.

A big thanks to everyone who helped make these tops happen. Looking forward to seeing them getting plenty of use over the rest of the season. 🟣⚪🦢