Faughs GAA Club, established in 1885, holds the distinct honor of being the oldest GAA club in Dublin, with a rich and esteemed heritage within the realm of Gaelic games. Nestled in Tymon Park, just adjacent to the Spawell complex on Wellington Lane, our remarkable club house serves as the beating heart of our community. Boasting an array of top-notch facilities including dressing rooms, function rooms, a gym, sports shop, and bar, our club has become a hub of activity for sports enthusiasts of all ages.

Faughs GAA Club primarily focuses on hurling and camogie, offering an array of playing opportunities for both senior and junior players. With three senior pitches within Tymon Park, an enclosed juvenile pitch in Kimmage Manor, a ball wall, and an all-weather training pitch located adjacent to the clubhouse, our facilities cater to the diverse needs of our passionate players. In addition to catering to more experienced athletes, Faughs GAA Club has made a dedicated effort to nurture the next generation of talent.

We offer a comprehensive academy for younger children and have teams at various age groups, from minor down to Under 8s, demonstrating our commitment to the growth and development of the game. For those interested in camogie, our club features Faughs Celtic Camogie, a result of our merger with Celtic Camogie in 2003. With two senior adult teams and a flourishing juvenile section that extends from U16 down to U8, we provide ample opportunities for girls of all ages to embrace the exhilarating sport.

Choose Faughs GAA Club to embark on an exciting journey in hurling or camogie, where tradition, passion, and community come together