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03 Mar 2026

Naas Macra celebrates 10th Birthday in 33 South Main, Naas

Naas Macra celebrated their 10th birthday last Saturday night in 33 South Main. The club began back in 2014 with co founders Cara O Mahony and Julie Prederville hosting the very first meeting in The Ivy Pub.

Along with all their own members, the club were joined by lots of past members and friends from different clubs and counties across Leinster including Carlow, Kilkenny, Meath, Louth and Laois.

The Naas Macra club has continued to grow since it's foundation in 2014, attracting lots of new members each year from the North Kildare, West Wicklow, South Dublin catchment area.

They do regular events activities such as bowling, walks, table quizzes, nights out, sports, weekends away and attend lots of different Macra festivals around the country.

With the 2024/2025 season having just kicked off they are open to new members, anyone aged between 17-40 who wants to join can message their social media or visit the Macra website for more information.'

The people in the photos are as follows:

1. Naas Macra PRO Gillian Murphy and Chairperson Katie O Neill

2. Naas Macra members Sarah Whelan and Aoife McGowan

3. Enfield Macra Chairperson Jennifer Hannon and Naas Macra Secretary Avril Bradley

4. Naas Macra Members Gillian Murphy, Angela Harney and Sarah Louise Norton

5. Andrew Dunne (Mountmellick Macra), Geraldine Hoey (Stabannon Macra) and Fabian Jacob (North Kilkenny Macra)

6. Kevin Troy and Gillian Lawlor (North Kilkenny Macra)

7. Laura Cross, Lori Curtis and Fergal Dunne (Naas Macra)

8. Gillian Murphy and Cara O Mahony (founder of Naas Macra and current Naas Macra President)

9. Aine Trant, Cara O Mahony and Sarah Nevin (all original Naas Macra members from 2014)

10. Seamus English Hayden (Tullow Macra), Michael Kelly (Tullow Macra), Daragh Keegan and Eoin Russell

11. Lori Curtis and Kathryn Snell (Naas Macra)

12. Katie and Paudie O Neill (Naas Macra

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