Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club

Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club The Club colours are white with blue trims and a blue sash. Mullins on a score of 55 to 2-9. The first match finished 2-8 a piece. Finian’s by 2-7 to 1-7.

A Brief History of Carlow Town Hurling Club;
Hurling has been played in Carlow Town as far back as the early 19th century. A hurling team from the Town- then under the name of The Pearses – won the Senior Hurling Championship in 1961 and 1963 and were beaten in a replayed final in 1965. That club went out of existence in 1968 and a new club was reformed under the name Carlow Town Hurling Club. Amo

ng the people who were there for the reformation was present Registrar, Dick Roche who has done Trojan work for the Club ever since. Others on the Committee were Pat Mc Carthy who was the first Chairman; Liam O Boyle was the first Secretary; the committee comprised of Jimmy Phelan, R.I.P.; Charlie Byrne and Michael Corr. The Club slowly built up from the Juvenile Section and in 1974 they won the first Under 16 Championship. After failing in the Minor Championship finals of 1973 and ’74 it was third time lucky for the minors when they won in 1975 for the first time beating St. In 1976 Carlow Town won their first Under 21 Hurling Championship by beating St Mullins in a replayed Final. In the replay Carlow Town won an excellent game on a score of 2-5 to 1-6. In 1977 Carlow Town won its first Senior hurling Championship since its reformation defeating St. The panel were Mick Behan, Richie Moore, Mick Delaney, Eamon Ellis, John Nolan, Tom Walsh, Don Walker, Paul O Mahony, Tommy Corcoran, Eamon Fitzpatrick, Pat Curran, Ollie Mullins (Capt), Paddy Mullins, John Delaney, Mick Power. Mentors were Corkmen Dan Harneady and Dick Roche; Jim Kenny, Tipperary; Donegal man Pat O Brien and last but not least Jimmy Phelan, former Kilkenny hurler who scored 2 goals and a point in the Thunder and Lightning 1939 All Ireland Final when Kilkenny beat Cork. To cap of a great year the under 21 team also won the title in 1977. Those five titles between 1974 and 1977 inclusive were the foundation stones on which further victories down through the years were built and it set up Carlow Town as a Club with a strong hurling history and hopefully many more titles in the years ahead. At present Carlow Town have registered a Senior (having won the Intermediate title after being regraded the previous year), Junior; under 21 and Minor teams for 2012 including the Juvenile teams of the Club.

25/06/2026

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🔔 Split the Pot Draw – Friday 26th June. Our June Split the Pot Draw takes place tomorrow evening during Little Puckers ...
25/06/2026

🔔 Split the Pot Draw – Friday 26th June.
Our June Split the Pot Draw takes place tomorrow evening during Little Puckers training.
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⏰ Entries close at 7pm, with the draw shortly after.
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How to care for your hurl in this warm weather.
23/06/2026

How to care for your hurl in this warm weather.

23/06/2026
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22/06/2026

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JERSEY LAUNCHHuge thanks to Ivor O'Loughlin of The Irishmans Bar & Brian Byrne of Lamberts Coffee House for their sponso...
21/06/2026

JERSEY LAUNCH
Huge thanks to Ivor O'Loughlin of The Irishmans Bar & Brian Byrne of Lamberts Coffee House for their sponsorship of a new set of jerseys and training jerseys for our adult hurlers.
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A wonderful article written by Leo Mc Geogh in this week's Carlow Nationalist recounting days of yesteryear and special ...
21/06/2026

A wonderful article written by Leo Mc Geogh in this week's Carlow Nationalist recounting days of yesteryear and special memories of Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club participation in Féile na nGael.
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21/06/2026

The piper leads Camross and Moyne Templetuohy teams in the parade before their Féile na nGael Cup final at Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club

FEILE 2026What an absolutely amazing day we had today at Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club as we hosted Féile 2026.
20/06/2026

FEILE 2026
What an absolutely amazing day we had today at Carlow Town Hurling and Camogie Club as we hosted Féile 2026.

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