A cháirde, Kevins Hurling & Camogie Club Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place in Loreto Schools Hall on Wednesday 18th November at 7.30pm. Please find attached the following:- Motions for AGM 2026 Officer Nomination Form 2026 Please abide by the following:- if putting your name forward for an Officer role or if submitting a Motion…
Many thanks to Shane O’Brien for facilitating our latest Coaching & Development session which included a practical demonstration and a workshop on coaching. It was great to hear his insights. Well done to the Coaching & Development Committee for organising and thanks to Irish Defence Forces for partnering with us in their local Cathal Brugha…
Our handballers got the weekend off to a good start on Friday night. With interest growing we held 3 separate sessions starting with a new under 8-11s slot at 6pm, followed by under 12-14s at 7pm and a new adult social group at 8pm. The adult social group will run for approximately 6 weeks with…
Dear Kevins Hurling and Camogie Club members,The club is preparing its next strategic plan. As you know, we have had an online Kevins’ survey for everyone to fill out. Although the response has been high, over 120 responses, at this stage, we would like to make one last push to complete it. Please click…
Seán Flood is another recruit from the great Kevin’s Nursery during the troubles. This group of players would go on to be the first hurling team to contest a Dublin Senior Hurling Final with a majority of home grown players. If you have a relation or any historical information about the club. Get in touch!…
Many thanks to Loreto College Crumlin for partnering with us on the Multi Purpose Ball Wall initiative which is ideal for our growing number of players. The wall is located where we run our weekly Nursery and the fantastic artwork really brightens the area up. Having a wall that we can use will allow us…
As our adult teams prepare for Championship season we remember a major milestone that occurred 100 years ago this year. In the spring of 1926, a young team from Dublin’s south inner city achieved something that had never been done before. Kevin’s Hurling Club, built almost entirely from players developed through its own juvenile and…
