[widgetkit id=580] The U16 Camogie All Ireland Medal Presentation ceremony was held on November 10th in kilcock GAA. The mayor of Kildare gave a speech & presented a plaque to the U16 camogie team for a special achievement in winning the All Ireland.   The medals were presented by their mentor Tony Maher from Naas.   Congrats to Niamh Keegan & Amy Gallagher from Celbridge GAA on receiving their medals.   

Well Done to ★U11 camogie ★ team who played brilliantly at the go games finals played in Leixlip from 5pm on Sunday 23-Oct.  Our thanks to Mentors Colm Brennan and Conor Kenny. Photo compliments of Conor Kenny and sent without watermark or copyright for us to share.

[widgetkit id=572] Celbridge minor Camogie team out playing Naas in a championship match on Sunday 16-Oct

[widgetkit id=571] Congrats to the ★U13 camogie★ team & mentors as Celbridge U13 Camogie girls won the ★Div 1 Cup★ on Sunday 16-Oct.  They beat Naas 2-3 to 0-5 .  As always, our thanks to their mentors Colm, Mark and Deaglan. Some great results from our U13 camogie girls ! Our thanks to Niamh O'Donovan for providing these pictures without copyright or watermarks for us to share.

[widgetkit id=570] Congrats to the U13 camogie team & mentors as they took the U13 Camogie Division 2 Kildare Shield against Kill on Sunday 16-Oct. This team are a great bunch of girls.  As always, our thanks to their mentors Colm, Mark and Deaglan. The match was played at Leixlip GAA.

Celbridge camogie ended their U15 Div 1 league campaign with a terrific Shield final victory over Naomh Bríd (an amalgamation of Leixlip and Cappagh) in a titanic battle in the camogie grounds at Donore. Presenting the Cup, county member Jim Kennedy described the game as being of as high a standard as you would find anywhere.  A late goal sent Naomh Bríd in a point ahead at the half and when they scored another in a goalmouth scramble things looked ominous for the Celbridge girls in blue. Four points down with 19 minutes to play, Celbridge started to get more reward for their strong play and...