A proud handball club at the heart of South Monaghan since 1984 — welcoming juveniles and adults of every ability to train, compete, and keep the tradition of the alley alive.
Part of the wider Corduff Gaels GAA Club community, our handball section has been developing players from the ground up for four decades.
In 1984 — the centenary year of the GAA — Corduff secured its own grounds and handball alley, reviving the game in this part of Monaghan. Since then the club has gone from strength to strength, fielding players of all ages and abilities.
Today, players from Corduff train and compete alongside neighbouring clubs Bawn, Carrickmacross, and Kingscourt, taking part in over 30 games a week across county leagues. Participation for every ability level is at the core of what we do.
Whether you're a total beginner or an experienced competitor, there's a place for you on the alley at Corduff.
Structured sessions for juveniles and adults, all held at our alley in Corduff.
Over 30 juveniles aged 8–16 train across five groups on Thursdays and Fridays, 7pm–9pm. A fun, skills-first introduction to the game.
Adult members compete in county leagues and championships, playing weekly fixtures against Bawn, Carrickmacross, and Kingscourt clubs.
Corduff regularly fields both adult and juvenile teams in Monaghan county championships, with a strong record of participation and results.
Membership is simple and affordable — sign up any time and start training on the alley.
Training and matches take place at Páirc Gaeltacht Corr Dubh, our home grounds in Corduff.