Bweeng • North Cork • Founded 2010
Community football in blue and yellow
Bweeng Celtic was established in summer 2010 to bring organised soccer to the village and surrounding North Cork communities. Its junior team plays in the Cork Athletic Union League, with Bweeng Community Sports Grounds as its home. About the club · Club history
Adult football
Cork AUL competition
Junior footballLeague & cups
The club lists Division 2 for 2026/27, following promotion from Division 3 in 2025/26. Its official site carries fixtures, news and committee contacts for players who want to join the junior squad. Season-by-season record · Club profile
Underage football
Bweeng Celtic Youths
Cork Youth Leagues lists Bweeng Celtic Youths Club at Bweeng Community Pitch, with Tina Buckley as secretary on 087 635 6772. Contact the youth section for the age groups taking players and the next training session. Youth league club directory
Joining & volunteering
Contact the club secretary
For the AUL club, contact Jamie Brophy at secretary.bweeng.celtic@gmail.com. Paul Brophy is listed as head of coaching, while Mark O’Brien chairs the committee. Include your playing age or the volunteer role you are interested in when enquiring. Committee contacts
Parents & players
A named welfare contact
The club publishes Colin Falvey as its child welfare officer, with childwelfare.bweeng.celtic@gmail.com as the contact address. For youth-team registration and training arrangements, use the youth secretary contact above. Club welfare contact · Youth section contact
Club story
From a first season in 2010 to league and cup honours
Bweeng entered Cork AUL League 3 for the 2010/11 season. The club’s original account names Jim McCarthy as its first manager and recalls yellow shirts with blue shorts, initially sponsored by Molly’s Bar. McCarthy is now named honorary club president on the official committee page. The first season · Club president
The club records the Colm Sheehan Memorial Cup in 2011/12 as its first trophy. Its first league title followed in 2017/18, when Bweeng won AUL Division 3 and earned promotion. The official season archive then records spells in Division 2, a fourth-place promotion finish in Division 3 in 2025/26, and a return to Division 2 for 2026/27. Honours and league history
