Britain’s Oldest GAA Club formed 1904. Men’s Lancashire Senior Champions 2023 & 2024. Women’s North Britain and Lancashire Champions 2024.
Underage Boys and Girls 4-17.
14x Lancashire Senior Mens Championships.
5x All-Britain Junior Champions. There is Gaelic Football for everyone with a mens senior team, a mens junior team, an over 35's team, a ladies team, and underage teams for children of all ages.
20/06/2026
A huge congratulations to our sponsor and club members Andy,Candice and family on the opening of their new adventure! 🎉🥪
We are delighted to see another local business thrive and wish them every success in this exciting new venture. We encourage everyone in our community to drop by, show their support, and enjoy some delicious food.
Best of luck from everyone at the club – we look forward to calling in soon! 👏
19/06/2026
Lancashire u-13 League Final
This Saturday, our boys are in an u-13 league final against St.Brendans at Greenbank at 4:30pm. We would appreciate all the support if you could attend.
19/06/2026
🏐 Senior Ladies Sponsorship 🏐
We are pleased to announce that our sponsor for the 2026 season is
A huge thank you to Conor and everyone at Kelly’s for their support. Their sponsorship helps our club continue to grow and provides our players with more opportunities to compete at the highest level in Britain.
Pictured are some of our Senior Ladies alongside Marseille, Bar Manager at Kelly’s.
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18/06/2026
St. Peter’s 5-12 v 6-23 John Mitchels
John Mitchels recovered from 4-07 to 2-10 down at half time, to play great stuff in the second half. James McDade registered 1-10 and Micheal Ferris wasn’t far behind him with 2-06. Mo Devlin, Oisin McCaughey and Christy Troupe on his debut, got three more goals, whilst young up and coming underage star, Tomas Russell got the other. Good to see Paddy Murphy back playing for the club tonight. A great servant and a fantastic clubman.
All-County League
The lads are back in action tomorrow night, as they make their way up to Manchester to play St.Peters. We wish them all the best.
18/06/2026
🔟 DAYS TO CROKER! 🔟
The countdown is on for a very special weekend for our young players of Liverpool John Mitchels GAA Club.
In just 10 days, our Under-12 boys and girls will travel to Dublin to take part in games at before experiencing something truly unforgettable – playing at half-time during an All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final at Croke Park. 🏟️
This is a fantastic opportunity for our young players to represent Liverpool John Mitchels, their families, and the wider Liverpool Irish community on one of the biggest stages in Gaelic Games.
The excitement is already building, and we know the memories made over the weekend will stay with the children for years to come.
A huge thank you to all our coaches, volunteers, parents, supporters, and sponsors whose efforts have helped make this trip possible. Your support continues to create incredible opportunities for our young players.
We look forward to sharing updates as the countdown continues and cheering on our future stars as they take to the famous Croke Park turf! 💙💛🏐
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17/06/2026
The ladies take on local rivals Wolfe Tones this evening at Greenbank! 🏐
A huge thank you to our match ball sponsor
✨ Lisfort Pedigrees ✨
Throw in at 7:15, all support welcome! 💙💛
17/06/2026
All-County League
The lads are back in action tomorrow night, as they make their way up to Manchester to play St.Peters. We wish them all the best.
What a fantastic weekend for our club at the Northern Games, with all 12 teams representing the club with pride, determination, and great sportsmanship throughout the competition.
Across all age groups, our players showcased excellent teamwork, skill, commitment, and a positive attitude both on and off the pitch. It was wonderful to see the hard work put in at training throughout the year reflected in their performances over the weekend.
Our teams faced strong opposition from clubs across Britain and Ireland, creating valuable learning experiences and opportunities for players to test themselves, make new friendships, and create lasting memories.
A huge thank you to all of our coaches, mentors, parents, guardians, and supporters who gave their time and energy to ensure the weekend was such a success. Your encouragement and commitment to our young players is greatly appreciated.
A special mention must go to our Children's Officer, Anne-Marie, who volunteered with registration on both Friday and Saturday. Volunteers like Anne-Marie are the backbone of events such as these, and without their dedication, weekends like this simply would not be possible.
Most importantly, well done to all of our players. You represented the club with pride and were a credit to yourselves, your families, and our community.
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14/06/2026
A big shout out to St. Mary's College, Crosby who entered 2 boys teams in to the Northern games for the first time this year.
Despite never having played a competitive match before, the year 9/10 boys were narrowly beaten in the Shield Final where John Mitchels was represented by Cormac Quinlan, Harry Sankson, Jack Summers and Thomas Cowell. They used their experience and talents to help support their team mates, with Cormac Captaining the side.
The year 7/8 side won the Shield, led by clubman Sylvan O'Hara who has helped turn his team mates from talented sports men to a good gaelic football side!
Even more special Sylvan lifted the shield on his birthday!
Special mention should also go to John Mitchels players Harry Willoughby, Luke Tangney and Dylan Summers who supported, coached and today refereed primary matches.
Sylvan, Cormac, Jack and Dylan will be back in action tomorrow for John Mitchels.
14/06/2026
Well done to the Lancashire County Board for their spectacular day yesterday.