About
Ballyvaughan/Fanore GAA Club has a strong history and tradition within the local community. Established in 1890, the club has seen many memorable games and players throughout the years. From the heroes of the past like the McGanns of Gregans and Johnny OBrien, to more recent stars who have proudly represented the club at county level, Ballyvaughan/Fanore GAA Club has always been a source of pride for its members.
Over the years, the club has seen changes in its colours and jerseys, reflecting the evolution of the team and its players. From the original red with white hoops to the current tangerine and black, each jersey has represented a new chapter in the club's history. Players like Paddy ODonoghue, Micko and Martin OLoghlen, and more recently Patrick ODonoghue have proudly worn the club's colours and represented their community with pride on the field.
Throughout its history, Ballyvaughan/Fanore GAA Club has been involved in many memorable matches and rivalries, with neighbouring parishes and teams. From games against Glenamanagh (Bellharbour) to matches with Kilfenora and Toovahera, the club has always been a competitive force on the field. Supporters have travelled far and wide to cheer on their team, showing the strong community spirit that defines the club.
With a commitment to both the past and the present, Ballyvaughan/Fanore GAA Club continues to thrive and grow. The club's online presence, including this website and social media platforms, provides a space for fans and supporters to connect, share memories, and stay up-to-date on fixtures and events. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the club, there is always a warm welcome at Ballyvaughan/Fanore GAA Club.
