Our lotto jackpot is now worth over €20,000.
Breaffy GAA are delighted to announce that Heathrow Cranes will be the main sponsor of our club for the next 3 years. The company logo appears on the front of our new jerseys worn by the senior team in the below photograph.
The Director of Heathrow Cranes, a tower crane hire & sales company based in London, is former Breaffy player, Peter Dravins, who enjoyed playing at a very high standard with Breaffy GAA Club and we are delighted to have a former senior player become the main sponsor of the club.
Speaking on the new sponsorship, Company Director Peter Dravins said:
“Heathrow Cranes is honored to be partnering with Breaffy GAA for the next three years. Breaffy GAA and Heathrow Cranes share core values of teamwork, tenacity, performance and inclusion. As a sponsor, we are committed to assisting Breaffy GAA to promote this fantastic game to the local community, support game development and to try and assist with the future success at all levels within the county. We warmly wish all players and management the very best of luck for the upcoming season and are only delighted to be a part of the next chapter”
Breaffy GAA Club Chairperson, John Caulfield commented that: “Corporate sponsorship is a key pillar of financing a vibrant GAA Club. We are very pleased with the number of hugely loyal sponsors who have contributed to the development of the club over the years and continue to do so. We are delighted to have Heathrow Cranes, as a new sponsor and as the primary club sponsor for the next three years. It is wonderful to see past members and players like Peter Dravins, contribute to the Club in such a meaningful and practical way. We look forward to seeing Peter at Breaffy games when he is in the area and we wish Peter and his Heathrow Cranes Business continued success in the future”
Breaffy GAA are also happy to report that Breaffy House Hotel & Spa Resort and Multi-Colour Corporation will continue to support our club as the secondary and tertiary sponsors respectively and we thank them for their generous contributions over the years and into the future. The Breaffy House Hotel and Spa Resort logo features on the back of the new jersey, while the MCC logo is on the sleeves.
We would like to thank all our sponsors, our volunteers and our supporters for everything they do, and we look forward to sharing a successful 2022 season with you all.
The Development draw has now concluded. We have given away over €14,000 and all the money made will be going towards club developments such as a scoreboard in Ballyheane and a secure gym in Breaffy.
Breaffy GAA are pleased to announce the launch of the Club Breaffy Development Draw which will have a minimum monthly prize of €1,000.
Since 1953 Breaffy GAA has been at the heart of sporting life in the area. The club has ambitious new development plans which include a new gym, floodlights and upgrading the clubhouse with other exciting initiatives to follow. This investment will ensure that our teams of all age groups continue to have access to top class coaching and facilities.
The first draw will be on Friday August 27th and will see two lucky winners each receive a €1,000 prize.
All funds raised by the draw will be used exclusively for new developments and investments (separate to existing day to day expenses).
“JOIN TODAY, CHANGE TOMORROW”
You can join by using the link below or talking directly to any of the Club Executive.
There are 3 options for you to support the club (1) Annual entry €100 – 12 monthly draws (2) Direct debit options – €10 per month for 12 monthly draws or (3) Single entry €10 – entry for 1 draw.
Breaffy GAA would like to say a big “Thank You” to everyone that came out to help with the clear out in our Clubhouse today. A Successful and hard day’s work was put in and the results speak for themselves (some before and after photos above).
Three generations of Breaffy footballers and members were on hand and the turnout was very much appreciated.
A great sense of community spirit and enthusiasm was evident.
A special word of thanks to Tom Heneghan for coordinating and to Caroline Callaghan, Linda Coghill and Susan Heneghan for feeding the troops.
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” Henry Ford
Breaffy GAA Club is pleased to announce the appointment of a management team for the senior football squad for a period of three years. The team consists of Konrad Coghill, Cliff Sheridan, Eugene Caulfield, Gerry Jennings and Barry Jordan. The Club wishes all managers and players every enjoyment and much success for the years ahead.
Breaffy GAA Club has once again registered for ‘Ireland Lights Up’ and is encouraging the communities of Breaffy and Ballyheane to get out and get active with us on Tuesday and Wednesday nights from 7-9pm. The club’s two pitches will be lit up as part of the GAA’s popular walking initiative in partnership with RTE’s Operation Transformation and Get Ireland Walking.
From Wednesday January 12 until March 2 Breaffy pitch will be flood lit on Wednesday nights from 7-9pm while it will be Ballyheane’s turn on Tuesday nights at the same time.
Breaffy GAA Club has also signed up for the Irish Life GAA Health Clubs Steps Challenge via the MyLIfe App.
The MyLife Every Step Counts Challenge is encouraging clubs and their members to collectively walk 4,000 kilometres which is approximately the distance around Ireland. The challenge will commence on January 12 and run for five weeks until midnight on February 16. The challenge will be split across the four provinces with each club that reaches the target included in a prize draw.
To participate simply download the MyLife app and sign up for the challenge under the social link on the app.
Get your walking shoes on and come and join us in Breaffy and Ballyheane on Tuesday and Wednesday nights from January 12 to March 2 in partnership with Operation Transformation and Get Ireland Walking.
Breaffy GAA Club Chairman Gerry Bourke, The Chairman of the 5 Year Strategic Development plan Seamus Tuohy along with Breaffy Club Secretary Celia Rattigan, Club Treasurer Michael Callaghan & committee member Pat Gallagher, today, ( Sunday ) launched the Breaffy GAA Club 5 Year Strategic Development Plan 2022 – 2026.
Speaking at the launch today, Breaffy Clubman & Chairman of the 5 Year Strategic Development Plan group Seamus Tuohy said;
I am delighted to be here today to launch our exciting 5 Year Strategic Development Plan for Breaffy GAA Club. This plan is a culmination of months of research & is one of the most exciting and progressive events in the club’s history. The core purpose of the plan is to increase participation & to enhance the lives of its members, supporters and the wider community.
It will build on the club’s strengths and deal with potential challenges in a positive manner.
Seamus stated; This plan is being launched against the backdrop of a global pandemic. It is important that we acknowledge the impact Covid 19 has had on clubs all over the county, however it is equally important for clubs to adapt to this situation and work to overcome the challenges it brings.
Breaffy GAA Club Chairman Gerry Bourke said:
It is with great pride that we introduce this comprehensive plan to Breaffy GAA members and the wider community.
The objectives of the plan are to provide a comprehensive roadmap of activities, football and social facilities within a safe and welcoming environment for all ages to partake and enjoy.
What is particularly impressive is that while we have been living through this pandemic the committee under the leadership of Seamus Tuohy had the determination & perseverance to complete this brilliant document.
Breaffy GAA Executive joined with Seamus in thanking the following people for their enormous contribution to the plan.
Club Structure Celia Rattigan & Thomas Connaughton
Coaching Padraic Costello
Communications/PR Colm Gannon
Development & Facilities Albert Dravins & Brian Ruane
Finance Pat Gallagher & Martin Clarke
Ita Rumley liaised with the ladies Club in all 5 areas of the plan.
Seamus added;
Breaffy GAA has been playing its own important and central role in Breaffy since its formation in 1953, creating numerous memories and placing itself at the heart of the community.
This document adds to this, it brings with it a sense of goodwill, renewed optimism as well as continuing to build on community solidarity.
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate everyone involved in bringing this plan to actualisation.
Social media plays an ever increasing and important role in the organisation and promotion of our Games. It provides an engaging forum through which the GAA community can connect. The GAA Social Media Policy and Guidelines have been developed to inform our community about using social media so people feel enabled to participate, while being mindful of the standards expected by the GAA and other entities such as the Data Protection Commissioner.
The contents provide practical guidance to allow all parties to benefit from the use of social media and to have fun online, while minimising potential risks and protecting everyone involved. It also gives practical guidelines and advice for Clubs and Counties on social media channels, illustrating many specific related risks and provides solutions. It is important to recognise that each person is individually responsible for what they post online. The information that follows is designed to provide guidance to GAA Units and members on how to communicate appropriately and lawfully online. The GAA does not accept responsibility for the online activities of individual members or GAA Units.
Find out more HERE GAA-Social-Media-Guidelines_2020
Breaffy GAA is happy to report we are now a smoke and vape free club !
Smoking or vaping are not permitted anywhere within our club grounds or carparks 
Our smoke and vape free launch was held at Breaffy pitch with the help of some of our Under 9 team and their coaches. Thank you to everyone who was involved in helping our club reach this wonderful goal. #healthyclub #gaacommunity
Breaffy GAA Club will endeavour to create a positive and encouraging atmosphere for all its members.
Winning or striving to win is essential for enjoyable competition but must not be seen as an end in itself.
Each individual should show respect and understanding towards each other and conduct themselves in a
manner that reflects the principles and the sportsmanship of Breaffy GAA Club.
This Code of Behaviour is essential for the safety, welfare and enjoyment of all club members. It must be
adhered to protect the players, managers, mentors and club officers. Any breach of this code of practice
will be taken seriously and will be fully investigated in an appropriate manner.
OFFICERS
POSITION NAME
Chairman: Gerard Bourke
Secretary: Celia Rattigan
Treasurer: Michael Callaghan
Coaching Officer: John Fahey
BNN Chairman: Bernard Murray
BNN Secretary: Caroline Costello
See the full Code of best practice 2021 to 2024 HERE.
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