Cross Rangers Executive Committee 2026
2026 Executive Committee
Posted: March 3rd, 2026 under Club News.
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Review Committee
Review Committee
An Invitation to Members of Crossmaglen Rangers and the Wider Community
The Review Committee is continuing its work and is now moving towards concluding the information-gathering phase of the process.
This is a reminder that if you wish to contribute, you are encouraged to contact the Review Committee directly.
📞 +353 (0)89 478 1585
📧 [email protected]
The deadline for submissions is 28th February 2026.
We welcome and value your input.
Posted: February 19th, 2026 under Club News.
Message To Members Of Cross Rangers CLG
A Chara,
Please take a moment to read the attached message from the Appointed Review Committee. They are undertaking the important work of reviewing how our club, the wider GAA, and the PSNI handled the reporting and conviction of a former member for the abuse of young people within our club and community.
As a club, we deeply value the voices of our members and the wider community. If you feel you have anything to share—whether about the personal, club, or community impact of this case—we encourage you to reach out to the review panel. Every perspective matters and will help ensure the review is balanced, respectful, and informed.
The Review Committee is committed to meeting participants in a setting that feels comfortable for them. This could be a neutral location, such as the Crowne Plaza Dundalk, or online if you prefer. All conversations will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. You may attend alone or bring someone with you for support.
The committee intends to begin meeting with people in January and has set aside a number of dates to allow flexibility around individual needs, including evening and weekend slots.
As a club, we encourage members to share this information, to anyone who may not receive this directly from the Club but would be interested in participating in this process. This is an open review, and all voices and opinions are welcomed.
We understand that revisiting past experiences can be difficult, especially as time has passed. With this in mind, the committee will provide access to emotional support for anyone who needs it and will guide you toward appropriate resources as part of this process.
Your voice matters. Your contribution can help shape a safer, stronger community.
If anyone would like any further information on this before making contact, please do not hesitate to contact Marion (07730578786), she will endeavour to answer any questions.
Thank you for your anticipated time and support on this,
Crossmaglen Rangers GAC
Message to Members of Crossmaglen Ranges CLG
As you are aware there has been a review ongoing for some time following the conviction of a former club member for the abuse of young people in your club.
We are asking for the help of club members.
In particular, we acknowledge the terrible hurt done to those who experienced the abuse and your families. We want to give you a voice in this review and would like to hear from you but we understand many of you just may not be able to talk to us.
We know other club members and other people in the community have also been affected by the abuse, and what happened when it became public. We would also like to hear what you have to say.
We believe the GAA as an organisation can learn from this review and improve on its procedures to safeguard children and vulnerable adults and we that you can help us with that.
Anyone who makes contact with the Review Team can be assured that you will be listened to, and the fact that you helped us will remain confidential. Only the Review Team will know who spoke to us.
If you feel you have anything to offer, please contact us confidentiality at:
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· mobile telephone number +353 (0)89 478 1585
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· email address [email protected]
We would really like to hear from you. Talking to us is entirely voluntary and confidentiality is assured.
If you know anyone who may not see this message but may have something to offer, please let them know.
There is a more detailed letter attached regarding the process.
If you have any questions, please contact us at +353 (0)89 478 1585 or [email protected].
Thank you,
The Review Team
Posted: December 13th, 2025 under Club News.
Cross Rangers Mass For Deceased Members & Friends
Our annual Club Mass will be celebrated on the 18th February at 7.30pm
Thanks to Fr Brian D’arcy who will celebrate the Mass remembering all deceased members and friends of Cross Rangers
Thanks also to John Glenn who will provide the music.
Light refreshments will be served
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Everyone welcome!
Posted: February 5th, 2025 under Club News.
2024
2024, a year of mixed emotions.
In August, we lost someone very dear to us. A wonderful Son, Brother, Boyfriend, Grandson, Friend and team mate. Stringer fought to the very end with enormous courage and dignity. From a young age, it was evident the special talent he had and he will be forever remembered as one of the greatest ever to don the black and amber. Our hearts are broke but we are all the better for having had Caolan in our lives. Caolan’s memory will be eternal, an inspiration to our younger Rangers. We miss you Stringer.
Fr Brian D’arcy celebrated our club mass and we remembered deceased members and friends.
We welcomed different Gaels who were on journeys to raise monies for charities close to their heart.
We supported our All Star, Fergal Gregory as he travelled to Lourdes with the Irish Children’s Pilgrimage Group.
We tossed pancakes and raised funds for our young Rangers.
We visited Crumlin Rd Gaol and heard first hand what life was like inside.
Barbara Gillis visited and spoke of the forgotten woman of 1916.
Posted: December 23rd, 2024 under Club News.
New image In Our Gym
New image on the wall of our refurbished gym
Image depicts 4 people from behind as they look out over the football field at the Crossmaglen Rangers flag.
They are a youth, a male & and female adult, and an older person who represent the transition from young to old, passing on the heritage and tradition of the club, town and community. This transition is also represented by handing on the flag
They each have a number on their back which is the year the club was formed, 1887.
The people are non de script and sport neutral
The colours are the club colours.
The club crest is in colour and sits proud in the background.
The smaller triangular picture has the words
“Stronger Together” in both English and Irish representing the club and community,
stronger together.
Posted: December 20th, 2024 under Club News.
