Athy Hurling Club

Tomorrow night our mens team take the field at Etex Geraldine Park for the first time this year in the second round of the UPMC Junior Championship vs Cappagh 🥎

Get up tomorrow evening to support the lads in their first home game 🥎

will be open from 7 pm tomorrow night for everyone to be able to go in and pick up a cup of tea/coffee and a treat before heading out and filling the stands for the match that throws in at 8 pm 🥎

Best of luck to team and management tomorrow night 🥎

This day last week we took the field for the first time in 17 years as we played Round Towers in Manguard Park. A new chapter in the history book of Athy Hurling Club has begun.

On Thursday, the 27th of August, we’ll add to that new chapter as we play the first mens hurling match in Etex Geraldine Park since reforming our mens adult team.

We cannot wait to play on our home pitch again. We hope that you will join us on the night as we gear up to face Cappagh at 8 pm in Athy.

We would love to see the stand in Etex Geraldine Park full. Let’s add to the wonderful support we had in Manguard Park in Round 1 of the Championship 🥎






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Best of luck to our U16 team and management as they face Celbridge in the second round of the Life Credit Union B Hurling Championship in Athy at 6:30 pm this evening 🥎

Adult hurling returns to Athy after 17 year hiatus By John Harrington For the first time in 17 years an Athy adult hurling team will take to the field when they play Round Towers in the Kildare Junior Hurling Championship on Sunday. The man behind the renaissance of hurling in the south Kildare club is Paul Whelan, who hurled