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Ballymacelligott GAA Club, just east of Tralee, is built on pride, passion, and resilience. From the early days of the GAA, when local teacher Maurice Moynihan brought the Association to Kerry, ‘Ballymac’ has stood at the heart of the county’s footballing tradition, claiming four County Championships before 1918 and producing players who went on to win All-Ireland medals.
Our club’s story is about more than football. In 1918, as the War of Independence raged, Ballymacelligott GAA players stood not only on the pitch but in defence of their community. The infamous order to “burn Ballymac” was met with fierce resistance and unbreakable spirit- earning the rallying cry: “Ballymac still unconquered.” Today, we honour that legacy. With two pitches- our main grounds and training facility in Arabella, and a well-developed youth programme, Ballymacelligott GAA remains a proud and vibrant club. We continue to grow, grounded in the strength of our past and committed to our future.
“An té a bhíonn croíúil, beidh sé buan.” — He who has pride will endure.
Best wishes to our Senior Team and Management as they line out in Croke Park on Sunday, taking...
Ballymacelligott Club Constitution December 2025 In these Articles: “The G.A.A.” means the National Governing Organisation for the preservation...
We wish our Senior Team every success in the All-Ireland Club JFC semi-finals Ballymacelligott (Kerry) v Grangenolvin (Kildare),...
A new chapter for Ballymac GAA begins!! Congratulations to our Senior Team and Management on winning The Munster...
On Monday, 1st December 2025, the Ballymac GAA Lotto draw was broadcast live from Glenduff Manor. Eddie O’Connell,...
On Monday, 24th November 2025, the Ballymac GAA Lotto draw was broadcast live from O’Riada’s Bar & Restaurant....
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The GAA has been active in Ballymac since its foundation in 1884
“An té a bhíonn croíuil, beidh sé buan”- he who has pride will endure
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