Juvenile Boys Football

On a bright and fresh Sunday morning, our C team took to the Cherryfield Road pitch in the Opening Round of the Championship. Playing against a brisk breeze, Ballyboden took some time to get into their stride. A well taken Conor Murphy goal ensured that the home team were only 1-06 to 1-04 down at half time. From the restart Ballyboden took…

The Under 15 B team made their championship bow in impressive fashion away to a game St Patricks Palmerstown side on Sunday in Glenaulin Park. St Pats currently reside in a lower division but are unbeaten at home this year so this was not expected to be easy. The pitch was in great shape, firm…

U15 Footballers host Breaffy Gaa, Mayo [ Saturday, 23rd February 2019 ] Our U15 Footballers hosted the Mayo lads yesterday in a challenge match on PUM ahead of the Senior Dublin v Mayo match in Croke Park. A fanastic display of football ensued with the lads and mentors hitting off so well that plans are…

85 boys began their football careers last Saturday with 3 teams playing away to Ballinteer and 6 teams at home to Kilmacud and Ballinteer in Sancta Maria. It’s wonderful to see so many happy little faces donning the Boden jersey. The future is bright!

U9 Footballers begin their football carreers [ Saturday, 16th February 2019 ] Finally the wait was over for 85 Ballyboden boys last Saturday afternoon when they got their chance to put all the skills learnt in the Academy into competitive action in their 1st ever games. Three teams travelled to Marley Park tp play Ballinteer St John in…

They came, they saw and they did the club proud. The Downs was celebrating their 125 year anniversary and Ballyboden had the honour of representing Dublin in The Pat Walsh Memorial U10 Boys Football Tournament in The Downs GAA in Mullingar on 23rd September. The ethos of the tournament was a “focus on players playing…

Delighted to see the chaps line out against a rather gruf, St. Vincents side in PUM on Saturday last. “Fortuna audaces juvat “, I said to the charming lady beside me. “Wha?”, she barked. “Fortune favours the bold”, I said, in full knowledge that my Latin education is really wasted on you GAA types. The…