Recent Club News

• Club Membership 202619 January 2026
  Applicable from 9th January 2026 to 29th January 2027. All our membership packages are now going through the Clubspot App, so to join as a member of Newport GAA Club for 2026 you *must download* the App to register and pay through the membership section which can be found by clicking the menu bar in the bottom right hand corner of the home page.( *FOIREANN REGISTRATION for membership is NO LONGER REQUIRED)* Under 6 (Born 2020 & 2021): €20; Juvenile (Under 18): €70; Student (Over 18 attending further education): €70; Adult Player: €100; Gaelic Football only (youth): €40; Adult Non…
• New Club App19 January 2026
  Newport GAA club is excited to announce the launch of our new club App. The App will contain all our club news, weekly fixtures and updates, as well as having links to our website, club shop and club events. The App can be downloaded from the playstore or App Store using the below links. All our membership packages are now going through the App so to join as a member of Newport GAA Club for 2026 you *must download* the App to register and pay through the membership section which can be found by clicking the menu bar in the…
• Michael Ryan (Cregaun) R.I.P.29 December 2025
  CLG Tulach Sheasta extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved on the death of Michael Ryan (Cregaun), The Square, Newport. Mick won a County Junior Hurling championship medal with Newport in 1957, having been called up to the team for the county semi-final and final, even though still short of his seventeenth birthday. He contributed handsomely to the county victory, including getting his name on the scoresheet from his midfield position. His passing leaves just one surviving member of that Newport team which brought the first county hurling title to the parish. Having missed out on much of the sixties, through…
• Catherine Shanahan R.I.P.29 December 2025
  CLG Tulach Sheasta extends sympathy to the Shanahan family, Ballymackeogh, on the death of Kitty, mother of former Newport senior and intermediate hurler, Mike, and grandmother of current minor player, Cormac. Kitty’s uncle, Dan Troy, could be said to be the first Newport player to win an All Ireland when he helped Limerick to win the national senior hurling title in 1918, having previously played at juvenile and adult grades with Newport, while living in his native Ballymackeogh and before transferring to Claughaun. Indeed the Shanahan/Troy homestead was steeped in Gaelic traditions, although often at cross-purposes whether to support Tipperary,…
• Beannachtaí na Nollag24 December 2025
  Christmas greetings to all our players, officials, supporters and sponsors. May the spirit of Christmas bring you joy and peace now and always. Nollaig Shona do mhuintir Tulach Sheasta sa bhaile is thar lear.