Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club

Founded 1886

Dublin

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Lotto
We had no winner of Thursday 23rd July lotto jackpot of €15,800. The numbers drawn were 21, 22, 24 & 32. Lucky dip’s go to Samantha Mooney, Frank Fleming, Grainne Anderson, Mary Flannery, Bridie Burke. This week’s Lotto on Thursday 30th July will be for a jackpot of €16,200. This draw is sponsored by Clandillon Motors and will be led by Cormac Gordon.
 
Please scan attached QR Code to see details and register to play.
 

 
 
Summer Camps
We hope you all had a fantastic July and that everyone who attended our Cúl Camps and Lucan Sarsfields Club Camp had a brilliant time making new friends, developing their skills, and enjoying plenty of Gaelic Games.

For anyone attending the Irish Camp this week, we hope you have an unforgettable experience and wish you the very best of luck. Enjoy every minute!

As we head into August, we'd like to extend a warm welcome to any families who are new to Lucan Sarsfields or who are thinking about starting their GAA journey. Whether your child is trying Gaelic Games for the first time or you're looking for the right age group to join, please don't hesitate to get in touch. 

We also have two more exciting summer camps taking place in August, providing another great opportunity for children to stay active, improve their skills, and most importantly, have fun with their friends before the school term begins.

If you'd like to book a place, please do so using the link below:

https://lucansarsfields.clubzapevents.com
 
As always thank you to our camp sponsor Keane Windows for their continued support.

 
 

Hurling Championship Roundup 
It was a busy weekend of championship action across all grades, with plenty of competitive and entertaining encounters.
Our Senior hurlers were involved in a tightly contested clash with Cuala, ultimately falling just short after a spirited performance in what was an excellent game of hurling.

The Intermediate side travelled to Na Fianna and were part of a high-scoring encounter, but despite their efforts, came away on the wrong side of the result.

There was better news on Friday evening as our Junior B team recorded another strong victory, delivering a comprehensive win over Ballyboden to continue their good run of form.

The standout fixture of the weekend saw our Junior A team earn a hard-fought draw away to Castleknock on Sunday morning. Playing with a strong breeze in the opening half, Lucan looked well set but still went in level at the break. A tactical reshuffle and some key changes after halftime paid dividends, with Lucan taking control and leading for much of the second half. However, a late Castleknock penalty looked to have turned the tide before Ciaran Keane stepped up to score a dramatic late point, ensuring a well-deserved share of the spoils.

Ladies Football
The Ladies Football Championship got underway on Monday evening.
Our Junior C team were awarded a walkover from Craobh Chiaráin, getting their campaign off to a winning start.
Meanwhile, our Junior B side faced Ballinteer St John’s in their opening fixture. Despite a determined effort, they came up short on the night. However, with the championship just beginning, there is plenty still to play for in the rounds ahead.
 
 
Upcoming Fixtures
 
 
 
Lucan Sarsfields Healthy Club
 
Free Therapy for Men – Fully Funded Support Now Available
 MyMind, in partnership with the HSE, is offering six free counselling sessions to men aged 18 years and over living in Ireland.  
Get support for issues like stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, relationships, and more.
 The initiative is fully funded by the HSE as part of additional investment in men's mental health and is now available through self-referral, meaning no GP or healthcare professional referral is required.
 
 
 
 
GAA Regional Youth Forum
 The National GAA Youth Committee are extending an invitation to young people aged 12 – 21 years to attend a Regional GAA Youth Forum. The forum is open to all Gaelic games members from the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association. The day will include a mix of chat, debate, discussion and craic!
 Led by the National GAA Youth committee those in attendance will be encouraged to share their opinions and experiences of Gaelic games, both on and off the pitch.
 
 

Conversations with Leaders
 Conversations with 2026–2027, a free leadership programme that brings together men from diverse backgrounds to learn, reflect and grow together. Over six months, participants will develop practical leadership skills, strengthen their wellbeing, and build supportive networks while exploring equality, inclusion and community action. Whether you're already leading in your community or looking to become more involved, applications are open until 16 August 2026. To apply, complete the online application form at https://mensnetwork.ie/newconversations-with-leaders/ or email sara@mensnetwork.ie if you have any questions.