Welcome to Killyon Juveniles, the underage section of Killyon Hurling Club.
We provide a safe, fun, and inclusive environment where young players from Nursery (4-6), U8 to U18 can learn, develop, and enjoy the game of hurling. Our focus is on skill development, teamwork, respect, and a lifelong love of the sport. Whether you are a parent looking for information, a player starting their hurling journey, or a coach supporting our teams, this page contains everything you need about training, teams, contacts, and club policies.
Killyon Juveniles – Club Ethos & Values
At Killyon Juveniles, our aim is to create a positive, safe, and enjoyable environment where every child can develop a lifelong love of hurling.
Our Ethos
We believe that children come first. Success at juvenile level is measured by participation, enjoyment, skill development, and personal growth. We strive to ensure that every player, regardless of ability or experience, feels welcome, valued, and supported.
Hurling at Killyon is about more than winning matches — it is about learning skills, building friendships, and developing respect for teammates, opponents, coaches, referees, and the wider community.
Our Core Values
Fun & Enjoyment
- Hurling should be enjoyable for all players
- Sessions are designed to be positive, active, and age-appropriate
Player Development
- Focus on fundamental skills, confidence, and teamwork
- Equal opportunity to learn and improve at every age group
Respect
- Respect for coaches, referees, teammates, opponents, and parents
- Good behaviour on and off the pitch is expected from everyone
Inclusion
- Every child is welcome, regardless of background or ability
- We encourage participation, effort, and sportsmanship
Safety & Welfare
- Child welfare is our highest priority
- All coaches follow GAA safeguarding policies and best practice
Community & Volunteering
- Killyon Juveniles is built on the support of volunteers
- We promote a strong sense of community and club pride
Our Commitment
Killyon Juveniles is committed to:
- Providing qualified and supportive coaches
- Maintaining a safe and respectful environment
- Working in partnership with parents and guardians
- Developing players both as hurlers and as people