There will be a clothing recycling drive on from 1st Feb to 29th Feb to raise funds for Blarney United FC. In an effort to look at new ways to raise funds to help run our club and to keep costs down for us all, we are asking all our members to PLEASE DONATE ALL YOUR UNWANTED CLOTHES, BED LINEN, TOWELS AND TEXTILES (including shows, bags, belts and soft toys). MOBILE PHONES are accepted too but please separate from clothes and textiles. BOOKS are also accepted (but no school text books, copies, magazines or diaries).

NO HOUSEHOLD BRIC-A-BRAC PLEASE

Please drop items off to club house. Please contact your team manager before Feb 29th (the last day of collection) to make arrangements for collection of items.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Please note that Blarney United's new team wear will be JOMA sportswear. A new jersey will, over time, be fazed in but for now socks, shorts, tracksuits etc can be bought and paid for on line and posted to your door step using the link below or searching for teamwear Ireland and under the link Our Schools & Clubs you will find a link to Blarney United. For more information click on this Joma Sportswear Link

Blarney 97As had the weekend off from league duties due to the foul weather and took on Watergrasshill on Sunday instead. Click here for some pictures

22/Oct: Goals from James and Eoghan secured the 2-1 home win for the 95s in their U17s Division 1 clash with high - flying Bandon. Click here for more details

The dreaded penalty shootout sealed Blarney's fate on Sunday night in the final of the U19s Cup. The game finished 1-1 at full time and remained that way at the end of extra time. Click here for pics

Blarney's Seniors were good for their 1-0 win against St Marys on Saturday afternoon in St Mary's Park in their MSL Senior Premier Division clash.  Click here for pics.

For the 7th year running Blarney United hosted the FAI Summer Soccer School in O'Shea Park. This year, as well as the mainstream camp, we added the goal keeper camp to cover all the angles. Both camps were very well attended and, blessed with brilliant weather, all of the players developed their skills and had an absolute blast. Click here for pics.

A combined Blarney 98A/B & 99s team won the Cork Challenge Cup in UCC's Farm in June 2011 Click here for pics.

Richard Salt of Autoglass Ireland hands over a cheque to Blarney United to help support the underage football development initiatives in Blarney. Richard heads up a locally owned autoglass replacement company on Patrick's Quay in Cork (old PJ O'Hea building). Most of the work is billed directly to the insurance company making it easier for motorists to keep their windscreens damage - free. Richard explained that he was delighted to be able to give something back to a club that provides so much within the community. For more details contact Autoglass Ireland on 021-4518438.