O’Tooles Remembers Bloody Sunday
HistoryOur Club
The History of our Club
In 1901 the present Saint Laurence O’Toole G.A.A. club was formed from the Gaelic League branch at Seville Place
Junior Football Team 1966.
Junior Football Team: 1966. Back Row: Left to Right: Pat Quinn, Ray O`Hanlon, Jim Cunningham, Dermot O`Donnell,? , Johnny Moore, Con Clarke, Jimmy Wren, Christy …
Junior Football Championship. O`Toole Park, June 1973.
Back Row: L-R. Martin Brennan, Denis Holmes , Mick Meade , Ken Shannon ,Vin Synnott , Noel Quinn , Ray O`Hanlon , Jimmy Nolan , …
History1916 Centenary
From the Archive – O’Tooles Centenary celebrations
While doing a bit of Covid-19 spring cleaning, we uncovered a copy of Ayrwaves with an editorial on the OTooles Centenary celebrations of 2001. Lots …
From the Archive – O’Tooles Centenary celebrations
While doing a bit of Covid-19 spring cleaning, we uncovered a copy of Ayrwaves with an editorial on the OTooles Centenary celebrations of 2001. Lots …
HistoryBloody Sunday
Des O’Brien talks about Bloody Sunday
This is a recording of a recent interview of Des O’Brien, former chairman and long time member of O’Tooles with Mick Hanley of Dublin City …
O’Tooles Remembers Bloody Sunday
A selection of photographs from yesterday’s small ceremony that took place at O’Tooles clubhouse in memory of those who lost their lives one hundred years …
O’Tooles GAA Club Remembers Bloody Sunday
This morning, a small ceremony took place at the clubhouse in memory of those who lost their lives one hundred years ago today on Bloody …
