Castlebar | Founded 1986 | Boys and girls
Football from Boradruma into Mayo competition
Snugboro United gives young players around Castlebar a yellow and blue home for school age and senior football.
Club identity
Yellow and blue football just outside Castlebar
Snugboro United is based at Boradruma outside Castlebar, with Edward Conway Memorial Park as the club home. The club’s official site says Snugboro was founded in 1986 and now has teams from under 12 through to adult football for boys and girls.
The crest records the 1986 foundation year and the club colours are clear across its official pages: yellow jersey, blue shorts and socks as the first choice kit, with blue jersey and yellow shorts and socks as the second choice.
Your first visit
Find Edward Conway Memorial Park
The address carried on the official club pages is Snugboro United Soccer Club, Boradruma, Castlebar, County Mayo, F23 ED90. Use that address for the club home unless the fixture notice gives a different venue.
Open directions to Edward Conway Memorial Park
Parents and visiting teams should confirm the team, pitch and kick off time before travelling. Arrive early enough for parking, warm up and player check in, especially when several age groups are active.
Player pathway
School age football, girls teams and adult teams
The current official fixtures and results pages show Snugboro teams in boys and girls football, including under 10, under 12 and under 16 activity. The club’s own description also points to adult teams, so a player can see a longer local route rather than a single age group.
Team availability changes during a season. Use the club contact page or official social channels to confirm spaces, training nights, fees and registration steps.
Current season view
What the official listings show
Snugboro’s official site carries fixtures, results and competition pages for league tables and full fixture lists. These pages are the most useful live route for parents checking an upcoming match or visiting teams planning travel.
| Area | What families can check | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Fixtures | Upcoming Snugboro games by date, age group, opponent, venue and referee when posted. | Plan travel and confirm whether the game is home or away. |
| Results | Recent boys and girls results, including underage league and cup activity. | See which age groups are active during the current season. |
| Tables | Competition pages for Snugboro teams, grouped by season and competition. | Follow each squad without relying on dated screenshots. |
Use the fixture page close to travel. Weather, pitch availability and league administration can change the practical detail of a youth match.
Girls and women
A visible route for girls in Mayo football
Snugboro’s current public pages show girls teams in Mayo competition, including under 12, under 14 and under 16 results. The club’s home feed also carries ladies team updates, so girls joining the club can see a visible female football route around the same colours and home ground.
For a parent, the best enquiry is direct and specific: give the player’s year of birth, ask which squad is active, confirm the training venue and check whether new players can attend a session before registration.
Club story
A 1986 club with a 2016 clubhouse milestone
The official club text places the foundation year at 1986. It also describes 2016 as the club’s thirtieth anniversary and the year the clubhouse was officially opened by An Taoiseach Enda Kenny.
That gives the page a simple line through the club story: a Castlebar area football club, a settled Boradruma home, yellow and blue colours, and a clubhouse that marked three decades of local football work.
Match day and kit
Practical details for visiting teams
Snugboro list yellow jersey with blue shorts and socks as the first choice kit. The second choice is blue jersey with yellow shorts and socks. Away teams should check colours before travel and confirm the venue named on the fixture page.
- Use the official fixture page for age group, opponent and venue.
- Confirm the exact pitch with the team contact if several games are taking place.
- Give players enough time for warm up and footwear checks.
- Keep the club entrance and parking areas clear for families arriving after you.
Official media
Watch the club’s own video playlist
The club website links to a Snugboro YouTube playlist. It gives families a way to see club video material in context, without relying only on written fixtures and results.
Joining and registration
Contact the club before attending
The official site says registration is handled through SportLomo for every age group, and the club links page points families to the SportLomo app. Before registering, contact the club to confirm the correct squad, training night, fees, equipment needs and whether the player can attend a session first.
For a first enquiry, include the player’s year of birth, previous football experience, a parent or guardian contact name and the most suitable phone or email contact for reply.
