As the host club, Celbridge will have two teams entered into the competition. Celbridge has a proud hurling tradition having won 8 senior hurling championships in Kildare and are looking forward to hosting a showcase of hurling skills from all across the country.

Loughmore-Castleiney GAA, founded in 1885, has a storied tradition in both hurling and football. Known as one of Tipperary's strongest dual clubs, they made history by winning the senior double in 2013 and again in 2021. The club draws its players from the rural parish between Thurles and Templemore, and it has produced numerous All-Ireland medalists over the years​

Rower-Inistioge GAA club, located in County Kilkenny, is steeped in hurling tradition. The club has been a competitive force in Kilkenny hurling, contributing many players to the county teams. Their dedication to nurturing young talent ensures a bright future for hurling in the area.

Adare GAA, based in County Limerick, has a strong history in both hurling and football. The club has seen significant success at the senior level and is known for its vibrant community spirit and commitment to promoting Gaelic games among the youth.

Kilcormac-Killoughey GAA club is a powerhouse in Offaly hurling. The club achieved a remarkable feat by winning the Leinster Senior Club Hurling Championship in 2012. Their focus on skill development and teamwork makes them a formidable opponent in any competition.

Naomh Columcille GAA, based in County Tyrone, primarily focuses on promoting Gaelic football but has a growing hurling contingent. The club plays a crucial role in fostering Gaelic games in an area traditionally dominated by football, contributing to the sport's development in Ulster.

Oranmore-Maree GAA, situated in County Galway, is a dual club excelling in both hurling and football. They have a strong tradition of competing at the highest levels in Galway and have produced several players who have represented the county on the national stage.

Maynooth GAA, based in County Kildare, is renowned for its vibrant youth programs and competitive teams in both hurling and football. The club plays a pivotal role in promoting Gaelic games in the region and has a proud tradition of community involvement and sporting excellence.

Leixlip GAA, founded in 1887, is a cornerstone of Gaelic games in County Kildare. The club competes in hurling, football, camogie, and ladies' football, and has a storied history of success across these sports. Highlights include winning the Kildare Senior Hurling Championship in 1986 and multiple titles in ladies' football. Leixlip GAA is renowned for its vibrant community spirit and commitment to developing young talent through its extensive youth programs​

Ardclough GAA, based in County Kildare, is a club with a strong tradition in hurling. Known for their competitive edge and community engagement, Ardclough has produced many skilled players who have contributed to the success of Kildare hurling over the years.

Ballymun Setanta GAA is a vibrant and dedicated Gaelic Athletic Association club based in Ballymun, Dublin. Renowned for its strong community spirit, the club fosters talent and promotes Gaelic games among all age groups, contributing significantly to local sports development and community engagement

Portroe GAA, established in 1884, is based in the village of Portroe, eight miles from Nenagh. Known as "The Quarrymen," their club colors are green and gold. Portroe boasts a strong tradition in hurling, having won their first North Tipperary Senior Hurling title in 2012.