Hurling for Cancer Research 2023| Fundraising Event Ireland

Hurling For Cancer Research

Thank you to all who attended and supported Hurling for Cancer Research 2023, if you would like to make a donation please click

What is Hurling For Cancer Research?

Hurling For Cancer Research was established in 2011 when leading flat trainer and hurling fanatic, Jim Bolger challenged champion jockey Davy Russell and his weigh room colleagues to a game of hurling against him and his staff all in support of raising funds and awareness for cancer research.

Since then, the event has helped raise in excess of €1.3 Million towards an overall investment from the Irish Cancer Society of €30 Million in life-changing clinical trials and cutting-edge cancer research studies. Each year the Society funds over 100 cancer researchers across Ireland, thanks to the support of events such as Hurling For Cancer Research.

Check out the video below from Hurling For Cancer Research 2022 to see all the fun and excitement of the day!

Hurling For Cancer Research Event Updates

Location

St. Conleths Park, Newbridge, Co. Kildare

Tickets

Purchase tickets online here or at the gate. Cash and card options will be available at the venue.

Entry

Gates open 4.30pm with a scheduled match start time of 6:00pm. For convenience and to avoid delays on arrival, please have your tickets either printed or downloaded onto your phone.

Parking

There will be free parking on production of your Hurling for Cancer ticket at Whitewater Shopping Centre (9 minute walk) and Newbridge College (13 min walk). We highly recommend availing of this parking, as there is extremely limited on street parking available. All buses must park in Newbridge College. Please note that Newbridge Town will be busy around the time of the match so we would suggest you leave yourself extra time when travelling.

Refreshments

Brew Café will be providing tea, coffee and snacks at the venue.

Vendors

Cul Sliotars will be selling jerseys with 20% of profits being donated to Irish Cancer Society. There will also be hurls on sale (with a sharpie pen included) to capture all your favourite players autographs. The Irish Cancer Society research and cancer prevention teams will also be on hand and available to answer any questions you may have.

Leave No Trace

We ask all those attending the match to respect the local community, its residents and properties. Please leave no trace and use the bins provided.

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