Club History

St. Kevin's is one of the oldest Gaelic Clubs in Melbourne, dating back to 1957. The Club has been and important thread in the fabric of the Australian-Irish society in Melbourne since its foundation. Its members have been foremost in the development of Gaelic Park. The Club has always gone to great length to support Gaelic games on many platforms.

The Club still thrives today due to the endless efforts of all those involved down through the years. The continued development of the club is assisted by the healthy mix of Australian and Irish members involved in the committee or as players in the club teams.

It is from this solid base that the Club can rely, to face the future with great confidence and expectation of future growth and success. With an influx of new blood to the men's and ladies teams and a renewed interest from past players, St. Kevin's is guaranteed a successful season during 2004. Last season's teams are pictured below.

St. Kevin's passion in the promotion of Gaelic football is matched by a thriving social scene which pivots around visiting as many pubs as possible in Melbourne.

The Club is entering an exciting new phase with many new members and a rekindling of contact with past players. If there are past players or anyone who was involved with the club, we would love to hear from you. The current committee are bringing together almost fifty years of Club history and embarking on a new chapter in the clubs growth and development.

If enough people are interested, the club will arrange transportation to and from Gaelic Park which is located out of the city.  The Club would like to welcome anyone interested in playing or viewing Gaelic Sport to contact any of the following committee members.