About
Fenagh St Caillins GAA Club, located in the picturesque village of Fenagh in County Leitrim, is a proud and traditional Gaelic football club with a rich history dating back over 100 years. Established in 1915, the club has become an integral part of the local community, fostering a love of Gaelic games and promoting a strong sense of camaraderie among its members.
The club's emblem, the ancient Celtic cross, symbolises Fenagh St Caillins' deep-rooted connexion to Irish culture and heritage. The club's colours of blue and yellow proudly adorn the jerseys of its players, who represent Fenagh St Caillins with passion and commitment on the field.
Fenagh St Caillins GAA Club fields teams in various age groups, from underage to senior level, providing opportunities for all members of the community to participate in Gaelic football. The club's youth development programme is particularly strong, with dedicated coaches and mentors nurturing the talents of young players and instilling in them the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and dedication.
In addition to its competitive teams, Fenagh St Caillins GAA Club also organises a range of social and fundraising events throughout the year, bringing together members, supporters, and the wider community to celebrate and support the club. From family fun days to table quizzes, the club's calendar is always filled with activities that promote a sense of belonging and unity among its members.
Fenagh St Caillins GAA Club is more than just a sports club; it is a cherished institution that plays a vital role in the fabric of the Fenagh community. With its strong ethos of inclusivity, respect, and commitment to Gaelic games, Fenagh St Caillins GAA Club continues to thrive as a beacon of sporting excellence in County Leitrim, embodying the true spirit of Gaelic football.
