Fingal Ravens GFC
Fingal Ravens Podcast
As Fingal Ravens GFC celebrates its 100th year, we invite you to join us on a journey through a century of community, sport and friendship. Featuring conversations with players, coaches, volunteers, supporters & club legends, we'll uncover the stories, memories & milestones that have shaped Fingal Ravens over the past 100 years. The theme Tune couldn't get more Fingal! "The Morning Thrush" written by James Ennis from the Naul. Played on pipes made by Tommy Martin from Thornton, recorded in Lispopple and Played by Fingal Ravens U13's Ladies player Clódagh Nic Eoin on Ravens' centenary year.
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 2 – The 1999 Championship Heroes 06.07.2026 49:39
In Episode 2, we take a trip back to one of the greatest moments in Fingal Ravens history – the unforgettable 1999 Junior Championship-winning season. Joined by manager Willy McCabe , captain Kieran "Redser" McGrath , Pat Casey and Robbie Arthurs of the victorious squad, the panel relives the journey from perennial contenders to county champions. They share stories from the dressing room...
Episode 1 – The Story of Fingal Ravens: From 1926 to Today 21.06.2026 59:29
In the first episode of the Fingal Ravens Podcast, recorded as part of the club’s centenary celebrations, hosts Ian Donnelly & Declan Hannigan are joined by special guests Karl O'Flaherty, Carmel O’Brien and Peter (Desy) Kettle to explore the remarkable story of Fingal Ravens GAA Club. The conversation traces the club’s origins back to 1926, when a group of local young men came together to...
100 Years of Fingal Ravens - Podcast Preview 01.06.2026 1:07
Teaser video of the recording of Episodes 1 and 2 of the Fingal Ravens Podcast.
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