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"Friends Of Gusserane O' Rahilly's"
  As you may be aware, Gusserane O’ Rahilly’s GAA club have recently developed the club-house at their famous grounds at Tom Somers Memorial Park, Gusserane. Such has been the growth of Gaelic Games both at club and county level in recent years that these measures are absolutely necessary if we are to keep up with the changing demands of our youth.

Long gone are the days of togging out under the bushes. Sizeable changing rooms with piping hot showers and a comfortable clubroom are now part and parcel of the facilities of every progressive club. Gusserane GAA club can now boast to have these facilities. Unfortunately, providing such facilities only comes at great cost to the club. The club continually looks for those interested to support its f undraising initiative entitled “Friends of Gusserane O’ Rahillys”. We intend erecting a plaque in the club-house where the names will be recorded of those who wish to make a once-off donation of €125 towards the development fund. It is hoped that with the help of supporters at home and abroad, the burden of this development will be more evenly spread over many shoulders.

Already over 140 supporters have joined the “Friends of Gusserane O’ Rahillys”. The ever-increasing list of names will be visible proof that a club is not about any one individual but about its many varied members both past and present.

Below is a list of the paid up "Friends Of Gusserane O'Rahilly's", each of whom paid a minimum of €125 towards the new building and had their name put up on the plaques on the wall of the hallway in the building. Others gave the money but wanted to stay anonymous.

  • Denis O' Connor (Ballygarvan)
  • Michael McCormack (Terrerath)
  • John McCormack (Terrerath)
  • Paudie Foran (Ballygarvan)
  • James Mullally (Kinnagh)
  • Norman Fitzharris (Boley)
  • Liam Fardy (St Leonards)
  • Muck Foley RIP (Rathimney)
  • Ger Breen (Rathimney)
  • Patsy Farrell (Lacken)
  • Tom Corcoran (Nash)
  • Mick Power (Nash)
  • Seamus Keevans (Kinnagh)
  • Pete Culleton (Wexford)
  • Tom Cleary (Garryduff)
  • MJ Culleton (Blackwater)
  • Mick Caulfield (Tintern)
  • Sean Morrissey (Dunmain)
  • Luke Power Garryduff
  • Shay Keevans (Kinnagh)
  • Tom Larkin Kyle
  • Fr Jim Nolan (Solomon Islands)
  • Alan Morrissey (Cassagh)
  • John Foley (Enniscorthy)
  • Hugh O' Connor (Nash)
  • Ray Kent (Rathimney)
  • Fintan Whelan (Ballycullane)
  • John Dunphy (Carlow)
  • Tom and Bridget Breen (Rathimney)
  • Declan and Anne Egan (Boley)
  • Dan Doyle (Boley)
  • Tommie Fitzharris (Boley)
  • Mick Barron (Ballygarvan)
  • Cathal Somers (Kinnagh)
  • Joan Fitzharris (Kildare)
  • Pat O' Connor (Nash)
  • Eileen Stafford (Ballycullane)
  • Kevin Kelly (Ballygarvan)
  • Lar Shannon (Ballygarvan)
  • Marty Kinsella (Tintern)
  • Val Stafford (Clonmines)
  • Stephen Codd (Clonmines)
  • Peter Rossiter (Ballytarsna)
  • Michael Byrne (Waterford)
  • John Hackett (Clonmines)
  • Tommy Murray RIP (Rathimney)
  • Ollie Murphy RIP (Nash)
  • Paddy White (Cassagh)
  • Laurence Kehoe (Ballygarvan)
  • Dermot Kehoe (Boley)
  • Albert Symes (Ballinruane)
  • Wattie Byrne (Rathimney)
  • Eamonn Murphy (Nash)
  • Johnnie and Lena Colfer (Kilbraney)
  • Billy Dillon (Burkestown)
  • Matty Molloy (Haggard)
  • Liam Power Yoletown
  • John Caulfield (Dublin)
  • Tom O' Hanlon (Gusserane)
  • Tom Foran (Ardcavan)
  • Ned Power (Dunmain)
  • Walter Power RIP (Garryduff)
  • John Power (New York)
  • John Rossiter (Ballytarsna)
  • PJ Rossiter (Ballytarsna)
  • Nicky Cahill (Curraghmore)
  • Philip and Mona Wallace (Ballycullane)
  • Philip Wallace JNR (Ballycullane)
  • Francis Wallace (Ballycullane)
  • Paddy Whelan (Ballinruane)
  • Joe English (Dunmain)
  • Billy Murphy (Yoletown)
  • David Kehoe (Terrerath)
  • Willie Kehoe (Terrerath)
  • John Kinsella (Kinnagh)
  • John and Ger Ryan (Clonmines)
  • Kevin O' Grady (Ballinruane)
  • Brendan Browne (Garrycullen)
  • Kevin Kehoe (Boley)
  • Derek Egan (Ballytarsna)
  • Davy Nolan (Ballycullane)
  • Mosey Morrissey (Nash)
  • John Egan Dunmain
  • Michael Kiely (Kilbraney)
  • Eugene Fitzpatrick (Tallaught)
  • Eddie O' Connor (Dublin)
  • Tom Curtis (Rathnageera)
  • Tim Foran (Gusserane)
  • Fr Seamus Larkin PP (Kilmuckridge)
  • Seamus Larkin (The Kyle)
  • Pat Barron (Drealistown)
  • Pat Caulfield (Tintern)
  • Margaret Moran (St Leonards)
  • Fr James Cashman (St Leonards)
  • John Culleton (Limerick)
  • Justin Egan (Boley)
  • Michael Roche (St Leonards)
  • John Fardy (St Leonards)
  • Seamie Whelan (Ballycullane)
  • Fr Lar O' Connor (Ballycullane)
  • Francis and Sara Doyle (Rathimney)
  • Larry Larkin (New Ross)
  • Paddy Wall (St Leonards)
  • Tadhg Foran (Coolree)
  • Eddie and Helen Kent (Aclammon)
  • Walter Power (Sydney)
  • Paudie O' Connor (Conmel)
  • Willie Fitzharris (Clonmines)
  • Seamie Ryan (Clonmines)
  • David and Margaret Egan (Boley)
  • Marty Power (Dublin)
  • John Roche (Clonmines)
  • Michael Corcoran (Nash)
  • Sonny Wall (Milltown)
  • Richie and Ann Byrne (Rathimney)
  • Robert Flynn (Ballygarvan)
  • Dyan Ryan (England)
  • John Fitzharris (Rathgarogue)
  • Martin Fowler RIP (Drealistown)
  • Jimmy Lacey (Ballygarvan)
  • John O'Connor (Nash)
  • John O'Connor (Rathimney)
  • Paddy Kehoe (New Ross)
  • Paul Morrissey (Cassagh)
  • Denis Morrissey (Cassagh)
  • Michael Barron jnr (Sydney)
  • Michael and Ann Molloy (Boley)
  • Michael Whelan Jnr (Rathimney)
  • Eamonn Byrne (Rathimney)
  • Pierie Fardy (St Leonards)
  • Paul and Tamela Murphy (Nash)
  • Pat Murphy Boston
  • David and Sue Arthur (Ballygarvan)
  • Tim and Kathleen Foran (Gusserane)
  • Joseph and Sarah Barron (Kilbraney)
  • Graham Wall (Clonmines)
  • Bridie Whelan (nee Power) RIP (Rathimney)
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