Club: An Cáiseal / Cashel
Grounds: Páirc Chiarán
Eircode: N39 T328

For generations, Cashel GAA has been a focal point of community life in the parish of Cashel. Rooted in the traditions and values of the Gaelic Athletic Association, the club has provided a home for players, families, volunteers, and supporters, bringing people together through sport, friendship, and a shared sense of local pride. The clubs home pitch is named Páirc Chiarán.

Gaelic football has long been woven into the fabric of the parish, and Cashel GAA has played a central role in fostering that tradition. From underage development to adult competition, the club has encouraged participation, teamwork, respect, and community spirit, helping generations of young people develop both on and off the field. Cashel GAA currently have two adult teams participating in Longford GAA competitions.

Cashel has earned a respected place in the history of Longford football. The club enjoyed one of its most successful periods during the late 1970s and 1980s, when it established itself among the leading clubs in the county. Those years brought memorable championship victories and created lasting memories for players and supporters alike.

The club’s achievements reflect not only success on the pitch but also the dedication and commitment of countless volunteers, coaches, officers, and supporters who have contributed to Cashel GAA over many decades.

Longford Senior Football Championship
Cashel has won the county’s premier football competition on four occasions: 1977 1983 1984 1986

These victories represent some of the finest moments in the club’s history and place Cashel among the distinguished winners of the Longford Senior Football Championship.

Cashel GAA have won 2 leader cup titles which is the Division 1 league in Longford.

The club has also been victorious in Division on 2 occasions with the most recent of those wins coming in 2025.

Longford Intermediate Football Championship
The club has also enjoyed significant success at intermediate level, claiming six county titles: 1968 1993 1996 1999 2008 2009

With six Intermediate Championship victories, Cashel ranks among the most successful clubs in the history of the competition.

More Than a Football Club

While success on the field is an important part of the club’s story, Cashel GAA has always been about much more than trophies. The club serves as a gathering place for the community and continues to play an important role in parish life. Through coaching, youth development, fundraising initiatives, and community events, the club helps strengthen local connections and preserve the rich sporting heritage of the area.

The spirit of volunteerism remains at the heart of Cashel GAA. Generations of local people have given their time and energy to ensure that Gaelic games continue to thrive within the parish, creating opportunities for future generations to enjoy and participate in our national games.

Looking to the Future

Today, Cashel GAA continues to build on its proud traditions while looking forward with ambition and optimism. Guided by the values of community and inclusion, the club remains committed to promoting Gaelic games and providing opportunities for players of all ages to represent their parish with pride.

As the club moves into the future, it carries with it a rich heritage, a strong sense of identity, and the enduring support of a community that has stood behind it for generations.

Presidents:
Paddy Donlon, Jack Farrell, Mike Kenny

Chairman:
Ronan Muldoon

Secretary:
Brid Killian   

Treasurer:
Declan Murtagh

PRO:
Paddy Farrell    


County Board Delegates:
Declan Murtagh
Kevin Farrell
Jamie Bermingham
Noel Mulvihill

Players Representatives:
Andrew Farrell, Brian Kelly