We are delighted to provide members and supporters of Rower Inistioge GAA Club with a further update on our statue project and the exciting developments taking place in the Club.

We are particularly pleased to confirm that Jarlath Burns, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael, will join us on Sunday, 29th November 2026, for what promises to be a very special day in the history of our Club and community.

On this occasion, the Rower GAA grounds will be officially dedicated as Fr. Tom Murphy Park, while the Eddie Keher statue will be officially unveiled in Inistioge. It will be a wonderful opportunity to celebrate two individuals who have made such an important contribution to our Club, our community and the wider GAA family.

The finishing touches are now being carried out to the latest development at the Rower, and the site in Inistioge has been prepared to receive the statue. It is fantastic to see this project nearing completion, and we look forward to sharing the finished result with everyone.

This is a hugely significant occasion for Rower Inistioge GAA, and we would encourage all members, supporters, families and the wider community to come along and be part of the celebrations. Everyone is welcome as we mark this important milestone in the history of our Club.

We would also like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported the statue project to date. The generosity and encouragement received have been tremendous. For anyone who may still wish to make a contribution, this can be done through the original link here https://rowerinistiogegaa.com/products/34448/purchases/new  or by contacting any of the following committee members:

Every contribution, no matter how big or small, is greatly appreciated.

Please mark Sunday, 29th November 2026, in your diaries. We look forward to welcoming you all for what will be a memorable day in the proud history of our Club.