UPMC in Ireland Virtual Sports Medicine Conference
Kilkenny GAA's Stadium Partner, UPMC in Ireland will host a virtual sports medicine conference on Nov 7th and 8th.
For registration, schedule and all details regarding this event please click here.
Kilkenny Vs Dublin
Kilkenny's opening game of the Leinster Championship will be a semi-final appearance against Dublin on Saturday next in Croke Park at 15.45pm.The gaa will be streamed live on GAAGO and will cost €5 when purchased on this link here.
For instructions on how to purchase your e-ticket to view this game click below.
Hurlers Co-op Draw 2 - Results
Once again a huge thanks to all who purchased tickets, the club officers who organised the sales and the organising committee who worked tirelessly through the past few weeks and months.
Kilkenny Day
In America they have Independence Day; Australians celebrate Australia Day and let us not forget here in Ireland, we have our very own St Patricks Day! All national days of celebrations and reasons for us to get out and explore the very best cultural and heritage experiences that surround us. Well, let us introduce you to ‘Kilkenny Day’, a day dedicated to everything that is great about Kilkenny!!
The first Kilkenny Day will take place on Sunday 11th October and will consist of a packed programme of events that will run across the city and county, showcasing the very best the county has to offer. But before we give you some of the line-up of events, let us remind you that people are been asked to don black and amber on the day to demonstrate pride in the county colours, so whether it’s a GAA shirt or a colourful holiday shirt that’s been lying in the wardrobe, there are no excuses!!
GAA suspends all club activity with immediate effect
The GAA’s Management Committee has today endorsed a decision to suspend all GAA Club games at all levels with immediate effect and until further notice.
The decision has been taken in the interest of public safety following a number of incidents that have been brought to our attention in recent days. In particular, post-match celebrations and a lack of social distancing at certain events have proved disappointing and problematic.
This directive applies to all ages and all grades across the island. Click below for full GAA statement.
