Tullamore GAA

06/09/2026

Full time in the junior A hurling Championship. Hard luck lads.

We still qualify for the quarter final in 2 weeks time 💙🤍

06/09/2026

Well done to our Minor footballers who finished off the group stages this morning beating Ferbane/Belmont.
Score
Tullamore 20pts
Ferbane/Belmont 2.7
The boys now qualify for the A semi final in 4 weeks.

05/09/2026

Our Junior A hurlers are in championship action tomorrow at noon as they welcome Ballyskenach/Killavilla to O’Brien Park.

Best of luck lads 💙🤍

05/09/2026

Hard luck to our u15 hurlers who lost out to Ballinamere/Durrow by 3 points in this mornings Johnny Flaherty cup final.
The lads gave an excellent account of themselves and should hold their heads high.

Thanks to the team for their efforts though out the campaign and to their management Ed, Locky and Aoife for their great work with the group

04/09/2026

County Final Time

The very best of luck to our u15 hurlers who take on Ballinamere/Durrow tomorrow morning for the Johnny Flaherty cup!!

Let’s get a huge Blues contingent up to Kinnitty to cheer on a great bunch of young hurlers 💙🤍

01/09/2026

Well done to our Junior C footballers who defeated Crinkill this evening in O’Brien Park

01/09/2026

Minor Hurling Championship Result

Tullamore 3-25
St Rynaghs 2-20

Well done lads

01/09/2026

Best of luck to all our teams this week 💙🤍

31/08/2026

30/08/2026

Everyone in Tullamore GAA is deeply saddened to hear the sad news of the passing of Phil O’Reilly Senior on early Sunday morning.

Phil was a fantastic player, mentor and supporter of all things Tullamore and Offaly GAA

In his playing days Phil was a pioneering figure in the club representing Offaly from 1956-1964 and was on the first Offaly team to win the Leinster SFC in 1960 lining out at right half back.
Phil won his second Leinster medal the following also lined out in Offalys first All-Ireland where they lost out to Down by a point infront of a record crowd in Croke Park of 90,556.

With Tullamore Phil was a part of the team who won the clubs first ever intermediate football title in 1953 before going on to win three county senior football medals in 1954, 56 and 63, 1954 was the first ever team to lift the Dowling Cup.

Phil went on to serve various roles in the club over the years along with being an avid and keen supporter of both club and county and was very proud to see his son Phil Junior go on to represent Offaly and Tullamore winning county titles as both captain and manager.

A well known, prominent and professional undertaker up until recent Phil was a compassionate, popular and friendly character and always loved to stop and chat all things GAA outside the family business and his home on Harbour Street in the town centre.

Most importantly Phil was a great family man and was very proud of all his families achievements.

Tullamore GAA wish to extend our deepest sympathies to his wife Céline, family Monica, Fiona, Phil Jnr and Frankie, sons-in-law Tadgh and Steve, Phil's partner Lynne, daughter-in-law Sinéad, his much adored grandchildren David, Mark, Ciara, Darren, Niamh, Ronan, Lauryn, Robyn, Eve and Priya, his cherished great-granddaughters Mariah and Sybil, his sisters Patsy (RIP), Maire, Nuala and Nora, his nieces, nephews, cousins and his wide circle of friends.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam