As ever, sense of belonging a key aspect of Castlehaven's search for yet more glory

As for the two pieces of silverware the players brought west in October and December, there’s hardly a house in Castletownshend and Union Hall they haven’t visited the past fortnight.
As ever, sense of belonging a key aspect of Castlehaven's search for yet more glory

IN THE BLOOD: Damien Cahalane of Castlehaven, second from right, who stood in goal for the penalty shoot out, celebrates with his mother Ailish and brother Jack Cahalane, after the AIB Munster GAA Football Senior Club Championship Final match between Dingle, Kerry, and Castlehaven, Cork. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Christmas in Castlehaven: Weddings, walks, and two Cups constantly on the move.

The Haven have long signed up to the GAA’s healthy club project. At 11am on St Stephen’s morning, and as part of that initiative, a walk was organised from the clubhouse.

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