St.Ibars Shelmaliers CC

06/06/2026

Good luck to Chloe, Lisa and the Senior Women today v Dublin.

TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT | WEXFORD v DUBLIN
Manager Gerry McQuaid has named his side to face Dublin tomorrow in Round 3 of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship at Parnell Park.
The sides have already met twice this year, with each team recording one victory. However, this encounter carries even greater significance as both counties go in search of their first win of the 2026 Glen Dimplex Senior Camogie Championship. With so much at stake, tomorrow's game is a must-win for both teams.
We are encouraging all Wexford supporters to get behind the girls and make the trip to Parnell Park. Bring the colour, bring the noise, and let's help drive the team on as they battle for maximum points.
🎟 Tickets are still on sale via the link below.
⚠️ Please note: The game will NOT be live-streamed. Do not click on any links claiming to provide a live stream of the match.
📱 Live updates will be available on our X account from 1:45pm, where we'll have team news ahead of throw-in and score updates throughout the game as it happens.
We wish Gerry, his management team, and all the players the very best of luck.
Loch Garman Abú!



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Get yours here:
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03/06/2026

02/06/2026

Remembering Grace 🩷

02/06/2026

It is with profound sadness that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of our beautiful club member, Grace Mahon.

We are truly lost for words as we try to come to terms with the shock and sadness of this devastating loss.

The club extends its deepest sympathiesto Dave, Kara and Noah, as well as Grace’s extended family, friends, classmates, teammates and all who knew and loved her.

We hold especially close to our hearts her U12 teammates, coaches and mentors, who will feel her loss deeply. Grace was a cherished member of our club, and her bright smile, kind nature and love of camogie will always be remembered.

May beautiful Grace rest peacefully in the arms of the angels.

Hollymount will be closed from 4pm Thursday untill after her funeral on Friday.

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Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis. 👼💜

25/05/2026

Beach training in the sunshine ☀️🌊

Our U8s & U10s took full advantage of the heatwave for this evening’s Camogie training and hit the beach.

Plenty of fun drills, lots of laughs, followed by a refreshing swim and well-earned ice pops afterwards 🍦👏

24/05/2026

🏑 Final Whistle – Issue 5
This week in Final Whistle, we take a look at the opening round of the 2026 Minor Championship. There were some very close contests, some more comfortable victories, but overall six fixtures went ahead across the grades. Unfortunately, a number of games were postponed due to bereavements within clubs and will be refixed at a later date. In the Premier Minor Championship on Wednesday night in Coolree, Duffry Rovers overcame St. Ibars Shelmaliers on a scoreline of 4-13 to 3-12 after a thrilling contest between two excellent sides. The Duffry made the brighter start and took control early, building an impressive lead by half-time. As expected, St. Ibars battled back strongly in the second half, but Duffry Rovers held firm to record a four-point victory. It was very much a game of two halves and a terrific opening to the Premier Championship.
In Division 1A, Kilross Gaels recorded a comprehensive win over Bann Gaels, while Craanford enjoyed a strong victory over Monageer/Boolavogue. Further down the fixtures, Rathgarogue Cushinstown and Buffers Alley played out an exciting encounter, with just four points separating the sides at the final whistle.
There was also a feast of scores in Gorey during the week as Naomh Éanna and Ferns St. Aidan’s combined for six goals and eighteen points, with Naomh Éanna edging a two-point victory in the end.
Davidstown Courtnacuddy rounded off the week’s minor fixtures with a win over Faythe Harriers.
On the social camogie front, Oylegate Glenbrien made the trip to Cork at the weekend to take part in the Munster Social Camogie Blitz. We’ll be catching up with them during the week to hear how they got on.
After six rounds of the Senior League, fixtures will now pause for the exam period. As things stand, Glynn Barntown and St. Martin’s sit level at the top of the table on 15 points each, making Round 7 hugely important as teams battle to secure semi-final places. In Intermediate, attention now turns to the league semi-finals, which are scheduled for the weekend of July 3rd following the exam break. Glynn Barntown will face Rathnure, while Buffers Alley take on Castletown Liam Mellows.
Part 2 to follow

24/05/2026

Our U8s travelled to Oylegate/Glenbrien for their Camogie Blitz this morning👏

Another great display of camogie from the girls, with huge improvement shown over the past two weeks.

Every single one of them was fantastic! 🌟

Wexford Camogie