Blue and white football near New Ross
Cushinstown AFC connects Wexford school age football, adult local league activity and community pitches around Terrerath and Cassagh.
Cushinstown AFC identity
Cushinstown AFC is a County Wexford football club with a blue and white shield, a white castle motif and a 1983 date on the crest. The current club colours are blue and white, with red and blue also attached to the away kit record.
The badge gives the page a clear identity: a royal blue shield, white border, white castle and the Cushinstown name. That visual thread carries through the header crest and first visual section.
Terrerath and Cassagh venues
Cushinstown football activity is tied to two useful visitor labels. Terrerath Community Centre is the main Cushinstown FC venue label, while Cassagh, New Ross is attached to the under 13 plus route.
That split matters for families and travelling teams. Confirm the exact pitch, entrance, arrival time and contact before setting off, especially when the team is an older school age group.
Wexford school age football
Cushinstown is part of the Wexford and District Schoolboys League setting, with county club contacts, colour records and venue details sitting alongside the wider Wexford youth game.
For a parent, the important detail is the practical route: know the player age, ask which Cushinstown venue applies and check whether the age group is attached to Terrerath or Cassagh for that season.
Girls football milestone
Cushinstown has a strong girls football note in its recent story. The under 16 and under 18 girls squads have been connected with a league and cup double in the same season, giving the club a notable pathway moment for older school age players.
That matters because it shows a route for girls beyond a first academy session. Families asking about girls football should include the player age, previous club if any and whether the enquiry is about training, joining a squad or returning to football.
Adult and cup football context
The Cushinstown name also sits in Wexford Football League and Wexford Cup contexts. Adult local league football gives the club a broader football identity around New Ross while the school age structure supports younger players.
Changing fixtures, scorelines and league positions belong in the live Irish Youth Football modules and club communications rather than fixed profile copy. The stable club picture stays in place for visitors.
Colours and kit checks
Blue and white are the primary colours to expect around Cushinstown AFC. Red and blue are also part of the away colour record, so teams should confirm the match kit before travelling.
For families, the colour note is also a useful identity check when looking for the right group at a busy community venue. The blue shield and white castle are the clearest visual markers.
Planning a visit
Visitors should confirm whether the match is at Terrerath Community Centre or Cassagh, New Ross. Ask for the pitch entrance, parking point, warm up space, changing guidance, arrival time and home contact.
For a first training visit, families should ask which age group applies, what surface and footwear are suitable, whether registration is open and which coach or organiser should receive the player details.
Best first message
A useful first message should say whether the enquiry is for a child, teenager, adult player, girls squad, visiting team, coaching help or club administration.
Include the player age, experience, previous club if relevant, preferred contact number, availability and whether the question relates to Terrerath, Cassagh or general Cushinstown AFC football.
