St Sylvester's GAA Senior Championship Fixtures 2026

What to Expect

St Sylvester’s GAA, based in Malahide, plays through a run of senior championship group games across August and September 2026, competing in both the PTSB Senior 2 Hurling Championship Group 1 and the Senior 2 Club Football Championship Group 4. Home games are played at the club’s own Broomfield grounds, with some fixtures also played away at opponents’ grounds, giving supporters a run of dates to follow across both codes over the same few weeks.

The confirmed schedule opens with a Senior 2 Hurling Championship group game against Kilmacud Crokes, followed by a football group game against St Vincent’s, a further hurling fixture against Raheny played away at St Anne’s Park, and a hurling group game against Thomas Davis in September. As with all club championship fixtures, later dates and knockout rounds depend on how the group stages play out, so anyone following the club closely should check the fixtures page for updates as the campaign progresses.

St Sylvester’s is one of the bigger GAA clubs in north County Dublin, drawing players from Malahide and the surrounding area across a full range of adult and underage teams in both hurling and football. Club championship games like these are free or low-cost to attend as a spectator compared to inter-county fixtures, and they’re a good way to see a genuinely competitive standard of GAA without the crowds or ticket queues of a Croke Park date.

Good to Know

• Sat 15 Aug: Senior 2 Hurling Championship Group 1 v Kilmacud Crokes, Broomfield, 18:30
• Sat 22 Aug: Senior 2 Club Football Championship Group 4 v St Vincent’s, Broomfield, 18:30
• Sat 29 Aug: Senior 2 Hurling Championship Group 1 v Raheny, St Anne’s Park, 18:15
• Sat 12 Sep: Senior 2 Hurling Championship Group 1 v Thomas Davis, Broomfield, 18:00
• Check stsylvesters.ie/fixtures for any changes and later knockout dates
• Contact the club directly for spectator admission details

Getting There

Broomfield is St Sylvester’s home ground in Malahide, reached via Malahide DART station and a short walk or local bus, or by car with parking at the grounds. Malahide is well served by Dublin Bus and Go-Ahead routes from the city.