News
Syls Trio Playing For Dublin
Syls trio to take the field in Leinster semi-final in Timahoe. Sinead , Niamh and Nicole are all in the starting fifteen which take on Laois to morrow at the early kick off time of twelve o clock . Niamh fills the midfield birth while Nicole and Sinead field in the forward lines. Best of luck to the girls
St Sylvesters Advanced Hurling Camp with Dublin Hurlers
St Sylvesters Advanced Hurling Camp with Dublin Hurlers 3rd July - 7th July
Syls Know Your Sport Prediction Competition Update
June Update - Syls Know Your Sport Prediction Competition Update
Great Fun Had By All At Our Final Nursery Day
Fantastic last day of nursery for the girls section. It's been a very eventful season with the commencement of the camogie under ther watchful eye of co ordinator Killian Kirrane.
2005 Girls and 2008 Boys Enjoy a sunny day at Hell and Back Junior
2005 Girls and 2008 Boys Enjoy a sunny day at Hell and Back Junior
NOTICE OF MEMBERS MEETING 26th JUNE
CLUB DEVELOPMENT PLAN A CLUB FOR ALL SEASONS 2020 On behalf of the Club Executive and the Broomfield Development Committee, we would like to invite you to an important event on Monday 26th June @ 8.00pm in the Grand Hotel.
Images from Mel Mc Intyre Guard of Honour
An emotional guard of honour tribute for Mel Mc Intyre by St Sylvester's players & members. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
Guard of Honour for Mel Mc Intyre
As a mark of respect to our late chairman and great GAA man Mel Mc Intyre , there will be a guard of honour from Barrack bridge to Seabury church on Wednesday morning.
Passing of Mel Mc Intyre - Updated with Funeral Details
It is with great sadness to report the premature passing of our great friend and club man Mel Mc Intryre.
2009 Boys International Journey
St Sylvester’s goes international, and brings home the Coley Folan Memorial trophy.
Date for the Diary 9th June. Paudie Butler Hurling Master Class
Date for the Diary 9th June. Paudie Butler Hurling Master Class - Paudie Butler has agreed to come back up for another coach-the-coaches session with us on Friday evening, 9th June next. Session will begin @ 6.30 p.m. on pitch 1.
No Joy for our Schools in Finals
No luck to our local schools in recent schools finals in Parnell Park. Scoil An Duinninigh,Pope John Pauls & Oliver Plunketts, contested football finals at junior and senior level. Well done to all the players are teachers on reaching the finals, all teams gave a great performances on the day.
Camogie finding their field legs . .
Historic day for Syls, our U11 Camogie girls 1st session. Thanks to everyone involved in making Camogie get off the ground
500+ players at Mini-Al-Ireland Finals
On Sunday 21st May, we hosted the St. Sylvesters Mini All Ireland. This has become and will always be a major date in our clubs calendar. The preceding 2 weeks of league matches saw 500+ boys and girls participate in very competitive and fun games across age groups U7 to U11. We were blessed with great weather for the league matches and this continued into the Mini All Ireland Final day.
Seniors lose out to Boden
AFL1 St Sylvesters 1-08 Ballyboden St Endas 2-12 Sorry I did not get much details but we missed Ross badly from he middle and Boden handled some of our tactics well to take a somewhat comfortable win in Broomfield,
Support Welcome for Senior Girls Wednesday 31st May
Our senior girls take on Na Fianna in the 2nd Round of the New Ireland Assurance Dublin Senior Championship in Broomfield at 7:30pm. Na Fianna drew their first game while Syls had a comprehensive win away to Clan na Geal Fontenoy last Wednesday.
Juvenile fixtures May 29th
Please see attached this weeks and next weeks fixtures. Note there are no matches this weekend because of the bank holiday. Also attached are the fixtures for the U10 hurling blitz due to take place Saturday 10th. Please read the important message below from the DCB as the rules regarding the rescheduling of matches during the summer season (June 1st - August 31st) are different.
Inters lose but two junior sides won
Fingallians beat us well in the Inter game where we are having a tough time competing with first teams, especially with having to always play at the same time as our own the first team. The Junior A team had a good win away to An Garda while the 4th team continued on their unbeaten streak with a win over neighbough Trinity Gaels.
Super win for Seniors over Ballymun
AFL1 St Sylvesters 0-17 Ballymun Kickhams 2-05 Another impressive league win puts us near top in Div 1 and looking good with lot's of new players getting game time,
U13 Girls dominate Na Fianna
St Sylvesters v Na Fianna on 25 May 2017 St Sylvesters hosted Na Fianna on a sunny Thrusday evening. St Sylvesters played against the wind in the first half. The two sides were evenly matched. St Sylvesters deservedly led Na Fianna by 1-2 to 0-2.
AFL 10 Squad, Keep on Trucking....
Our AFL 10 continue their campaign and have yet to be beaten. The squad had a good win away to Whitehall last night. Paul Molloy is delighted with the progress of the team and proud that all the squad members are getting game time during the campaign, which was a key objective for the team for 2017. The squad play at home on Sunday at 3pm in Broomfield against neighbors Trinity Gaels.
Free Style Hurling Friday Fever!
Pat Hoyne, a noted hurler and coach within the club, is organising a free-for-all hurling session at the ball wall for anyone who would like to come along – all ages, all teams - starting this Friday 25th May evening going forward (from 6.15pm to 7.15pm).
Syls Seniors Football continue good run in AFL1
AFL 1 St Sylvester’s 3-15 Clontarf 0-05 Our men’s senior team kept up their recent good run of results going with a comprehensive win of over division 1 newcomers Clontarf in Broomfield last night. The visitors started brightly with two quick points but once out lads got into their stride it was all one way traffic. We got two goals either side if half time through Alan Foy and Gary Sweeney that put a real gap between the teams that Clontarf were never able to come close to closing.
Great start for Senior Ladies in Champsionship
The senior girls ran out comfortable winners against Clanna Gael/Fontenoy 6-15 to 4-6 this evening in Ringsend. In the first round of the New Ireland Assurance Dublin Senior Ladies Football Championship Group A.
U13 Girls overcome Kilmacud Crokes
St Sylvesters v Kilmacud Crokes on 20 May 2017 St Sylvesters hosted Kilmacud Crokes on a sunny Saturday afternoon. St Sylvesters played against the wind in the first half. The two sides were evenly matched. Unable to take their chances, St Sylvesters deservedly trailed Kilmacud Crokes by 0-1 to 1-5.
