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Ballinteer St Johns during the summer of 2015 provided stewarding for the Marlay Park concerts. On the final day of the concert Ballinteer St Johns, as part of a fundraising effort for JudesforJack, asked Sean Fallon the St. Judes hurling manager to organise a number of Judes volunteers to provide stewarding. With Ballinteer St Johns making a donation to the JudesforJack fundraising efforts. The picture shows Darren Chamber, organising committee and Peadar O`Shea Chairman of Ballinteer St Johns presenting a cheque for €700 to Liam Larkin Chairman of St. Judes and Sean Fallon St. Judes Hurling manager. Jack Halpin is making slow and steady progress to return to active health. Ballinteer St Johns were delighted to have the opportunity as a Club to make this donation, as the accident in Berkeley resonated with the members of Ballinteer St Johns.

Kilmacud Crokes is one of Dublin and Ireland’s largest GAA clubs. It is based on the South Side of Dublin in Stillorgan. Parc De Burca in Glenalbyn is the home of the club. The club has circa 5,000 members from the Stillorgan area and surrounding parishes and caters for the GAA codes of Men’s and Ladies Football, Hurling and Camogie. The club fields approx 150 teams across all age groups and levels. The club is at the heart of the community and has excellent partnerships in place with all the local schools and businesses.