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Executive Messages

Members are reminded to return their Club Draw tickets to Mick O'Neill by Tuesday 9 September, the first draw takes place on 12 September.

Important notice to all male Gaelic football players and hurling players.

The GAA have made some significant changes to the Player Injury Fund.

As of 1 June 2025, club secretaries are no longer the primary point of contact for a player suffering an injury.

Each player will register their injury themselves via the Foireann App.

It is vital that all players have paid their annual membership as this is a first check that will be done against any injury claim. 

Any player under the age of 18 will require their parent to register the claim for them.

Any existing claims made up to the 31st May will be managed by the GAA.

Adult Teams

The 2025 Championship season is now in full swing. Our Senior Camogie team will face Éire Óg and Kilcock in the group stages having had a bye in the first round.
The team have said a fond farewell to Stephanie Nnabuihe who has taken up the exciting opportunity of a Basketball Scholarship in America.

Our Senior Ladies are now in the Quarter Finals of the Junior Championship and will face Ballyteague on Tuesday evening.

The group stage of the Senior Football Championship has now ended and our lads progress to the Preliminary Quarter Finals.
The Reserve Football Championships are in the early stages and our Senior Reserve A team currently top their table with the Senior Reserve B team sit third in their group.

2025 was a momentus year for our Senior Hurlers who competed in the SHC for the first time. Our thanks to the team and management for their hard work and dedication throughout the year.

Hard luck to our Junior Hurlers who lost out to Sarsfields in the Relegation Final of the JHC in Manguard Park. The team will compete in the Junior A Championship in 2026.

The Moorefield G4MOs continue their preparations for the New York Blitz. An amazing morning was had in August when hundreds of people supported the team by taking part in the Family Fun Run.

Exciting news is on the way as we prepare to celebrate our Jubilee Team on the 18th October .... details will be released shortly!

Underage Football

Following another hugely successful Mini Moores Summer Camp we were delighted to welcome a number of new players to Mini Moores on Saturday mornings. The Camp provided a great opportunity for new players to meet their team mates and get comfortable with football skills ahead of the Autumn Go Games Leagues and LGFA Blitz days. Reminder to everyone who participated in the Summer Camp to redeem your Gino's Gelato voucher.

Saturday 6 September saw our U10s host the Festival of Football. The Festival of Football saw 270 footballers from 15 clubs take over the grounds of Moorefield GAA.

Proudly representing Moorefield in the Kildare jersey over recent weeks and bringing home silverware have been Jamie Wolfe with the U16 Squad who secured the Gerry Reilly Shield, Ollie Hanniffy and Dean Hanniffy Murnaghan Murnaghan claiming the Adam Mangan Title.

Ladies Football

2025 is shaping up as a landmark year for Moorefield Ladies with the section fielding two teams in the U16, U14 and U12 Championships which are currently in full swing.

Well done to all of our U15 players who participated in the Player Development Programme across the Summer culminating in the Leinster Blitz in Portlaoise.

Underage Hurling & Camogie 

The Autumn is providing ample opportunities for our Hurling and Camogie players to display their skills with our boys and girls taking part in a number of Blitz days recently. Of note was our U16 Camogie Blitz which saw Moorefield welcoming nine teams for a great day. 

Congratulations to Ava Cummins who captained the Kildare U15 team in the All Ireland Shield Final. Also claiming silverware for Kildare were Sean Coleman and Ronan Barry who won their respective Shield Finals.