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07 Sept 2025
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07 Sept 2025
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An aerial view of Graiguecullen GAA's Fr Maher Park. Picture: Paul Dargan
Graiguecullen GAA Club is set to hold an activity-filled day as the club celebrates its 125th anniversary.
On the day, there will be juvenile and adult football matches as well as a family field day with plenty of fun things to do for the kids. All members and non-members are welcome on the day.
The club is also asking people for any memorabilia of the club that they may have that they could use or take a copy of, as they plan to showcase old photos/match reports and medals on the day. The club will copy the photos so your original will be safe.
If you have anything that you would like to loan to the club, please drop to Michael Bolton any Monday night in the clubhouse from 7.30pm to 10.00pm, or drop to his house at 144 Duggan Ave. Alternatively, if you would like the memorabilia picked up, please call: 086 396 9903.
The event will take place on Sunday August 6 in the club's GAA grounds, Fr Maher Park. See poster below for details.
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