St. Vincent's H&F Club

Well done to the U8s who traveled to Páirc Uí Chaoimh today for a game on the main pitch. We had 22 boys today, and they played against each other and had the whole stadium to themselves. To see them run out of the tunnel was a fabulous experience for everyone there. Some great hurling was on display. Well done to their coaches for organizing this and to Mick Hennessy, Cork GDC, for organizing all this on his side, and to the many parents who were cheering on their boys and traveled down. A great experience for all in attendance today and a day they all won't forget. 💚🤍

Best of luck to our Minor footballers playing against St. Catherine's on Wednesday, July 29th, in Ballynoe at 7:30 p.m. Please come support the team! 💚🤍💛💙

Thanks to the legendary Cork Minor Football Manager Keith Ricken and the minor boys for bringing the Munster Cup and All-Ireland Cup last Saturday for the U8 blitz.

Best of luck to U12 hurlers who play Grenagh Wednesday, 29th, at 7:30 p.m. in St. Vincent's gaa pitch, Kilmore Road. Please show your support for this team. 💚🤍

Our U8s have been given an amazing opportunity to play on the iconic pitch of Páirc Uí Chaoimh tomorrow, Wednesday, July 29th, from 4-5 p.m. After what has been a busy summer of blitzes for these boys, it will be a great day. Thanks to their coaches Kieran, Vincie, Ian, and Mick Hennessy Cork GDC for organizing it. 💚🤍

Well done to our U12 hurlers from St. Vincent's/Delaney's who headed to Croke Park today for a blitz. They played three games against Thurles Óg, De La Salle GAA, and St. Joseph's Doora Barefield. I have to say they represented their clubs superbly in each game. Some fantastic hurling was on display. The boys were also given a tour of the museum and stadium. Hopefully, someday they will all be standing on the steps of the Hogan Stand with Liam MacCarthy. Well done to all mentors who attended and the parents who traveled to support the team💚🤍💛

The day has arrived, as our U12 Hurlers proudly represent their clubs, St. Vincent's and Delaneys, and Cork in Croke Park stadium.

This is a fantastic achievement for the boys, their coaches, and their families, and a day they’ll remember for years to come.

We want to wish the team the very best of luck and hope they enjoy every minute of what promises to be an unforgettable experience.

Best of luck, boys!

Bit of work to do in the second half - 5pts down at H/T
After a slow start kicked some great scores in the second quarter.
Cmon the saints