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“In my twenty-plus years of involvement with our Club, I have witnessed it go from strength to strength with a current membership of 1850 hosting 63 teams.

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atest press release from Éire Óg Greystones, issued on Saturday,
March 8th 2025…
It was a grand old night at the Greystones Golf Club on Friday as the Éire Óg gang handed out their annual gongs.
The atmosphere was electric, filled with cheers and camaraderie, as the club celebrated its achievements over the past year.
Mark Barry, the club’s vice chairman, kicked off the evening as the master of ceremonies, setting a lively tone for the night. Ray Barry, the long-standing club president, welcomed the guests, including the rugby club president and the captain and ladies’ captain of Greystones Golf Club.
Club chairperson Larry Howard delivered an inspiring speech, highlighting the importance of the club’s members. “Last night we gathered to honor the heartbeat of our GAA club — our players and volunteers. To the players, your passion, grit, and skill on the field inspire us all with every hurl, kick,
and score. To the volunteers, the unsung heroes, your tireless dedication—whether marking pitches, coaching teams, or administering the running of the club—builds the foundation of this community. Together, you embody the spirit of the GAA: unity, resilience, and love for the game.”
Larry also shared exciting news about the club’s future: “The club is busy developing our grounds, and we look forward to welcoming both our members and the wider Greystones community to the opening of our walking track and new stand currently under construction at Pairc Mhic Suain de Barra in the coming months.”
The night saw numerous awards presented, celebrating the outstanding contributions and performances of club members. Drum roll, please…
⦿ Junior D Men’s Football Player Of The Year: Gareth Williams
⦿ Junior B Men’s Football Player Of The Year: Mick Cannon
⦿ G4MO Player of the Year: Amy Minogue
⦿ Caman and Chats Player of the Year: Gemma Lacey
⦿ Adult Men’s Junior Hurling Player Of The Year: Pa Scallan
⦿ Adult Men’s Junior Hurling Young Player Of The Year: Sam Molly
⦿ Adult Ladies Young Footballer Of The Year: Caoimhe Davis
⦿ Adult Ladies Footballer Of The Year: Laurie Cunningham
⦿ Senior Hurling Young Player Of The Year: Kevin Booth
⦿ Senior Hurling Player Of The Year: Kristen Buster Flynn
⦿ Senior Adult Men’s Football Team Award: Rob Nolan & Dan Keane
⦿ Senior Adult Men’s Football Player Of The Year: Colin O’Shea
⦿ Adult Camogie Young Player Of The Year: Izzy O’Sullivan, Hazel Roche
⦿ Adult Camogie Player Of The Year: Rita Lehane, Kate Fennessy
⦿ Wicklow GAA Lifetime Achievement Award: Dr. Brendan Cuddihy
⦿ Club Person of The Year: Gerry Walsh, ex-chairman, retired Councillor and Greystones Garda Sergeant.
Gerry Walsh said in his acceptance speech: “It was a great honour to receive the Club Person of the Year Award at last night’s dinner dance.
“In my twenty-plus years of involvement with our Club, I have witnessed it go from strength to strength with a current membership of 1850 hosting 63 teams.
This phenomenal growth is a testament to the contributions, hard work, and dedication of all of our volunteers over the years
“Onwards and upwards. Éire Óg Abu.”
Congratulations to all the winners and to everyone who contributed to making the night a success. The celebration was preceded by an afternoon awards ceremony recognising some of the very young stars of tomorrow.
A special thank you goes to Alan Rowlette for capturing the memorable moments of the evening – full gallery here.

atest press release from Éire Óg Greystones, issued on Saturday,
March 8th 2025…

and score. To the volunteers, the unsung heroes, your tireless dedication—whether marking pitches, coaching teams, or administering the running of the club—builds the foundation of this community. Together, you embody the spirit of the GAA: unity, resilience, and love for the game.”
Larry also shared exciting news about the club’s future: “The club is busy developing our grounds, and we look forward to welcoming both our members and the wider Greystones community to the opening of our walking track and new stand currently under construction at Pairc Mhic Suain de Barra in the coming months.”

⦿ Senior Hurling Young Player Of The Year: Kevin Booth
⦿ Club Person of The Year: Gerry Walsh, ex-chairman, retired Councillor and Greystones Garda Sergeant.
