Welcome to Portumna Camogie Club
Portumna Camogie Club is a small but vibrant sports club situated in Portumna, which lies in the east of Co. Galway on the River Shannon.
Our teams range from Under 6 all the way through to adult level. We have passionate, caring coaches and dedicated committee members who are enthusiastic about leading a club that nurtures the talent of our players and culturing a love for the game of camogie.
Portumna Camogie Club is affiliated to Galway Camogie, and we take part in various leagues, often punching above our weight against much larger clubs.
We are a busy club, and are fairly active on social media platforms Facebook, Instagram and Twitter/X. Join us there if you’d like to stay abreast of what’s happening at Portumna Camogie Club. We also publish regular news and feature stories on our News page.
Latest news
- Portumna – Connacht Champions 2025!
Portumna’s Junior A girls are officially Pat Barrett Connacht Champions after a phenomenal display of heart, skill, and sheer determination in Ballyforan on Saturday, 22 November. Facing the… Read more: Portumna – Connacht Champions 2025!
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What we’re about
The following reviews should give you a good idea of what to expect from Portumna Camogie Club.
Club calendar
2026 training will resume shortly, and training sessions and matches will be added to the calendar soon.
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The calendar will help you stay abreast with training schedules, matches and other events at Portumna Camogie Club, and subscribers can choose to receive notifications – handy for those with digital calendars.
Want to subscribe to the calendar or have something added to it? Simply email the request to us.
Stay up to date
We are a busy club, but it’s easy to stay up to date with what we’re up to because we’re quite active on social media. Interact with us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter/X.
Hard luck to our U16 girls who travelled to Kilconieron today for the opening round of the A1 Championship. It was a tough contest, and although the result didn’t go our way, the girls battled bravely and showed great determination until the final whistle. Before throw-in, a minute’s silence was observed in honour of our former Chairperson, Margaret Lohan, who sadly passed away this week. It was a fitting mark of respect for someone who gave so much to our club 💙💛 Our thoughts and prayers remain with Margaret’s family and friends at this very difficult time 🙏
💙💛 Good Luck to Our U16s! 💛💙 Best of luck to our Under 16 team and management as they kickstart their A1 Championship campaign tomorrow afternoon 🙌🏑 Portumna v Kilconieron 🗓 Tomorrow ⏰ Throw in 3:30pm 📍 Kilconieron Pitch Wishing the girls and their coaches the very best as they begin their championship journey. Let’s get behind them and show our blue and yellow support! 💪💙💛
VENUE CHANGE!!! Centra Camogie League Round 2 Galway V Waterford Venue: KENNY PARK Date: Saturday the 28th February Venue: 3PM Let’s get to KENNY PARK this today to cheer on our Senior girls in the second round of the league! Get your tickets now! https://www.universe.com/events/centra-camogie-league-division-1a-galway-v-waterford-tickets-1ZK8YT
“Imithe roimh am” Today it is with heavy hearts that we learned of the sad passing of our dear friend and club member Margaret Lohan. She was an immense part of our club — a warm smile, a kind word, and unwavering support for everyone around her. Whether on the sidelines, at meetings, or helping quietly behind the scenes, her dedication and generosity never went unnoticed. Margaret stood as Chairperson of the club during her illness where she showed strong leadership, integrity and fairness to every tasks she completed and was honoured to represent Portumna Camogie Club.🇺🇦 She gave so much of her time and energy to our community, and her presence brought warmth and strength to us all. We will miss her laughter, her encouragement, and the gentle way she looked after everyone like the amazing mother she was. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with her dear husband Padraig, her four beautiful daughters Sinéad, Fiona, Ruth, Sarah and the apple of her eye, her son Séan. We are thinking of Margaret’s sisters, her mother-in-law and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time. “Tá an solas imithe as ár saol, ach beidh do réalt ag taitneamh go deo.” ⭐️ Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.🙏