What's happening at the club

Congratulations to all of our winners of the end of year awards, celebrated at the Crooked Glen on Friday evening. A mixed season for our senior men’s and ladies’ teams. Our senior reserve lost out in the Reserve Shield final but made excellent progress as the year went on. The highlight of the year goes

Huge congratulations to our Senior Ladies and management on their Junior Football Championship win at St. Enda’s on Saturday. With a score line of 2-14 to 4-06 they defeated a strong St. John’s team and had to fight back in the last quarter to secure the win. This was our third final in four years,

St. Joseph’s GAC, Glenavy 1.07 v 5.10 Tír na Nóg, Whitehill Top of the table Tir na Nóg made the trip to Chapel Hill a worthwhile journey returning home with two more valuable points. To be fair to the home side the scoreline does not tell the full story. The game started with both sides

Antrim Division 2 Football League St. Teresa’s 1.07 v 0.08 St. Joseph’s Glenavy The main talking points from this game was the number of wides both sides had, and a rather harsh penalty given. Played in a good sporting manner on a perfect evening for a game, both sides played a passing game which gave

Antrim Ladies Football U14 League Glenavy v Davitt’s Holly Bone, one of Antrim’s new LGFA Youth Club referees from Naomh Gall, officiated at her first Under14 league Ladies Football game between Glenavy and Davitt’s on Thursday evening at Chapel Hill. It turned out to be a great game and Holly kept control of the pitch

A huge thank you to Denis Wilson’s of Glenavy for becoming our main club sponsor – pictured here are Darren Wilson and Denis Wilson presenting the club with new jerseys for our senior men and ladies team for the season ahead. It is great to see a local business supporting our club and we would

Antrim Division 2 Football League                                                   St. Joseph’s Glenavy 3.13 1.14 Kickham’s Ardoyne Both sides fielded several young players who gave their all to their side. At the second half water break the Hill side were 3.11 to 1.06 in front. Whatever Ross Carr said to his North Belfast charges worked as they outscored the home

Antrim Division 2 Reserve Football League St. James’ Aldergrove 3.08 v 0.10 St. Joseph’s Glenavy Photographs: Bert Trowlen Aldergrove welcomed their near neighbours for the first of the clubs derbies this season. A minutes silence was held for the mother of St. James’ chairman Paul McCarthy and long-time committee member Harry Brazier who passed away

After a long break we are finally back playing the games we love and having fun- check out the training times for all age groups below. As always, new members very welcome, get in touch if you have any questions ! Monday: 6 – 7pm Girls Academy -Under and 10 6 – 7pm Under 12