Well done to the minors tonight with a hard fought draw away to Fermoy. 0-6 all at half time facing into a strong wind on a huge pitch but the players put in a tremendous second half performance that saw them unlucky not to come away with the win. The ref awarded a harsh free to Fermoy in front of the posts which brought them level 0-9 each with almost the last kick of the game. A big thanks to those who provided transport and to the supporters who travelled to the match.

Passage won the Minor A Football league title against Blarney on a very good Mayfield surface,playing with a strong breeze Passage got some lovely points from play and ended the first half with a goal from Ryan Carroll. Passage went into the break 1-10 to 0-00 but they faced into the wind and Passage supporters and mentors knew we would have an uphill battle to keep Blarney at bay.Passage scorers in the first half were Ryan Carroll 1-05, Gary Tett 0-02, Niall O'Connor 0-01, and Jack Sommers 0-02.

Today's match was played in a gale force wind and it was always going to be the proverbial game of two halves. Unfortunately Passage lost the toss and had to play with the wind in the first half. After 15 minutes, with no score from either side, Anthony Kidney opened the scoring with a free. Passage drove on with another Kidney free and a free from Dara Murphy. After a superb team move, Ross McMahon scored a great goal and Dara Murphy scored a great point from way out on the wing. Blarney finished the half wih a point to make it 1-04 to a point at half time.

Best of luck to the U16 Ladies who now take on Nemo in their football final on Tuesday December 13th. The match will be played under lights in Nemo at 7:30pm. All support greatly appreciated. Go on the girls. Pasáiste Abú.

Poor weather conditions before this match meant that a spectacular game of football was unlikely and that a dogfight would ensue instead. But in the end this game provided everything, with some superb fielding, point taking, and interplay on display from both teams and a tough uncompromising contest on top of that.

All at Passage GAA would like to wish our boys and girls who will represent their schools, Star of the Sea and Scoil Barra Monkstown, in the upcoming Sciath na Scol finals in Pairc Uí Rinn the very best of luck. Its the 4th year in a row that the Star of the Sea girls have qualified for the final and the second year in a row that the school have both boys and girls reaching the final stages. This is a great achievment for both schools, the club, and the players who worked so hard to qualify for the finals.

November 10th, 11:00am - Star of the Sea girls vrs St Brendans (11 a side, 15min per half)

November 10th, 11:45am - Star of the Sea boys vrs Little Island (11 a side, 15min per half)

November 23rd, 11:45am - Scoil Barra Monkstown boys vrs Scartleigh (11 a side, 15min per half)

This is a very special day for all involved, and it would be great if supporters could make the trip to Pairc Uí Rinn to cheer them on.

** Realt na Mara agus Scoil Barra Abú **

Passage began slowly, allowing Youghal a head start of 3 points. Two pointed frees by Anto Kidney brought Passage into the game, but a youghal goal shortly afterwards gave us an uphill battle. at 1-5 to 2 points down it looked like it was going to be one of those bad nights for Passage, but a great point from Cian Power and a Kidney cracker of a goal brought us to half time 1-7 to 1-4 behind.

Passage Under 11 Footballers had their first Floodlit game away to Glenville on Wed 12th October 2011. We brought a squad of 17 to Glenville for this Under 11 challenge match which was played under the floodlights. The game was played with 3 periods of 15 minutes on a nice evening and it was competitive from the start when we had the advantage of the sloping pitch for the first period of 12 a side.

The Passage under 12s girls travelled to Mayfield to play Bride Rovers in the County Final. This was a fabulous game of football - well maybe not for some of the big crowd who attended from all sections of the Passage GAA club and the community because by the end of the game many of them had no finger nails left such was the closeness of this clash.

Passage West GAA club woke up to a beautiful morning last Saturday the 17th of Sept. At 8.30am the club grounds was quite except for the sound of local dogs and a few people in the club getting ready for the biggest blitz the club has ever seen. Club members and non members were busy cleaning and setting up the place for what was going to be a fairy tale day for the club.