Paudie Kissane ( All Ireland Junior Football Winner 2007) Paudie in 2008 finaly got his long awaited start when he played for the Cork Senior Football Team in 4 of the League Matches early in the year, He started the first championship game of the year versus Limerick where for the first 20 minutes he played very well. He suffered an serious hand injury which left Paudie out for the rest of 2008.He came back strong in 2009 and Came on in the 2009 Munster Football Final Verus Limerick were he played a staring Role in Cork Retaining the title. Paudie made his Cork Park debut in the Following game Verus Donegal where he score 2 points from Wing Back. Paudie was part of the Cork Junior Team which were victors over Wexford in the All-Ireland Football Final in 2007. Paudie played wing back and was instrumental in setting up the score which led Cork to winning the Munster Final by a point against Clare in the Gaelic Grounds. Paudie was also a member of the Cork County Senior Football Panel in 2002-2003.He has played a major part in Clyda Fortunes since 2001 and was to the fore when Clyda beat Fermoy to win the North Cork U21A title for the first time in its history.He has been a major driving force for Clyda Teams in both Hurling and Football for the Past few Years

Ray Carey (All Ireland U21 Football Winner 2007) Ray Carey Cork Senior Footballer made his senior debut in 2009 verus Wareford in the Munster Championship. He missed the Game V kerry in Kilarney but was fit to play a part in the replay in pairc Ui Chaoimh a week later. Ray won his first Munster Medal when Cork meat Limerick.Ray was Corner back on the Winning Cork U21 All-Ireland Football Winning Team for 2007. He was also playing on the team a year earlier that failed in the final against Mayo, he was also on the Cork Minor Team in 2004. Ray has won many underage honours with Clyda. He holds a Minor A north Cork League and U21B Football Medal with the Club. He has a bright future ahead of him, he plays Senior Football for C.I.T and won a Sigerson Cup Medal in 2009 when C.I.T beat D.I.T in the Final.

Cormac O'Sullivan ( All-Ireland U21 Football Medal Winner 1984-1985, Cork County Junior A Hurling Winner 1989, Cork County Inter Football Winner 1996) Cormac O'Sullivan has to go down as one of the greatest Clyda Players of all Time. He first Made the Clyda first team at 16 Years of Age. He was a sub on the Great Cork U21 All-Ireland winning teams of the mid 80's. He was also a Cork minor and Junior. He holds most major honours in the Club, his medal haul comprimes 4 Junior A Football North Cork Medals, 2 Junior A hurling Medals, 1 County Junior A Hurling Medal & 1 County Inter Football Medal. He was a major player for Clyda when they were senior between 1997 and 2005. He still plays with Clyda Footballers in 2007.He played Mid Field for Most of his Career.

Padraig O Mullane (Cork County Inter Winner 1996) Padraig O'Mullane has been a driving force for Clyda since he broke onto the Clyda Intermediate Team as a 16 year Old in 1993. His display's that year earned him a call up onto the Cork Minor All Ireland Winning Panel of 1993. Padriag was the youngest player on the County Winning Team of 1996. His Man of the Match Display against Nemo in the Cork County Senior Championship of 2000 earned him a call up for the Cork Senior Football Panel of 2001. He played a number of rounds for Cork in the League.

Timmy O'Callaghan ( Munster Senior Football Winner 1983, Cork County Junior A Hurling Medal 1989, Cork County Inter Football Medal 1996) Timmy is synomonus with the Clyda Rovers Club as both a player and Coach with the Club. He was on the Cork Senior Football team that beat Clare in the 1983 Munster Semi Final when he was man of the Match, he cruely got injured and missed Corks victory over Kerry in the Minster Final. Timmy won numerous medals with Clyda over the years and is only one of the few players who hold 2 county medals in the Club. He was Coach to the winning County Intermediate football team in 1996 and also Coached the Clyda Senior Footballers to the Semi Final of the County in 2000. Timmy was a Cork Senior Football Selector from 2001 to 2003.