Social Adult Teams

There are social football teams available for both ladies and men, training once a week and occasional blitzes with other clubs with similar social teams.

Gaelic4Mothers&Others

The Gaelic4Mothers&Others initiative sees women playing Ladies Gaelic Football in a fun, non-competitive and social environment. The initiative has proved hugely popular with women of all ages and has taken off in all 32 counties with success stories popping up all over the country.

Ballinteer St Johns Mothers & Others train in Marlay park during the summary and on the all-weather pitch on Friday evenings during the winter months. Time slots generally vary depending on the season. Contact Niamh to find out more

Social Camogie

The Social Camogie group train on Monday nights at 8pm - please contact bsjsocialcamogie@gmail.com more information. Equipment can be provided for those trying the sport for the first time - no experience necessary!

Dads & Lads

GAA Dad and Lads is a social hurling and football programme for males aged 40ish and older keen to enjoy Gaelic Games outside the traditional competitive structures of the GAA.

AIM OF GAA DADS & LADS

• Offer a fun, healthy, social outlet for retired, lapsed or new entrants to Gaelic games.
• Increase social participation in Gaelic games.
• Connect or re-connect players with their local club, community and the comradery of team sports.

All Scars

The Social Hurling group train on Friday nights. The focus is on social as much as it is on skills and is available for players at all levels. Equipment can be provided for those trying the sport for the first time - no experience necessary!