Carrigdhoun GAA
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History[edit]
The division was formed in 1926 when the county was divided into 8 different divisions.[1]
Member Clubs[edit]
- Ballinhassig
- Ballygarvan
- Ballymartle
- Belgooly
- Carrigaline
- Courcey Rovers
- Crosshaven
- Kinsale
- Shamrocks
- Tracton
- Valley Rovers
Honours[edit]
- Cork Senior Hurling Championship, Runners-Up 1945
- Cork Senior Camogie Championship, Winners 2004
Notable players[edit]
- John Kevin Coleman
- Martin Coleman
- Martin Coleman, Jnr
- Patrick Collins
- Terry Kelly
- Kieran Kingston
- Brendan Lombard
- Seán McCarthy
- Con Murphy
- Nicholas Murphy
- Michael Prout
- Alan Quirke
- Ger Spillane
Hurling[edit]
Competitions[edit]
- South East Junior A Hurling Championship
- Carrigdhoun Junior B Hurling Championship
- Carrigdhoun Junior A Hurling League
- Carrigdhoun Under-21 Hurling Championship
Grades[edit]
Championship | Club |
---|---|
Senior | |
Premier Senior | None |
Senior A | Courcey Rovers |
Intermediate | |
Premier Intermediate | Carrigaline |
Valley Rovers | |
Ballymartle | |
Ballinhassig | |
Intermediate A | None |
Junior | |
Premier Junior | Ballygarvan |
Junior A | Courcey Rovers (2nd team) |
Carrigaline (2nd team) | |
Valley Rovers (2nd team) | |
Ballymartle (2nd team) | |
Ballinhassig (2nd team) | |
Ballygarvan (2nd team) | |
Kinsale | |
Shamrocks | |
Tracton | |
Belgooly | |
Junior B | Tracton (2nd team) |
Kinsale (2nd team) | |
Ballygarvan (3rd team) | |
Carrigaline (3rd team) | |
Valley Rovers (3rd team) | |
Ballymartle (3rd team) | |
Ballinhassig (3rd team) | |
Crosshaven |
Football[edit]
Competitions[edit]
- South East Junior A Football Championship
- Carrigdhoun Junior B Football Championship
- Carrigdhoun Junior A Football League
- South-East Under 21A Football Championship
- South-East Under 21B Football Championship
Grades[edit]
Championship | Club |
---|---|
Senior | |
Premier Senior | Valley Rovers |
Senior A | Carrigaline |
Intermediate | |
Premier Intermediate | None |
Intermediate A | None |
Junior | |
Premier Junior | Kinsale |
Junior A | Courcey Rovers |
Carrigaline (2nd team) | |
Valley Rovers (2nd team) | |
Ballymartle | |
Ballinhassig | |
Ballygarvan | |
Kinsale (2nd team) | |
Shamrocks | |
Junior B | Tracton |
Ballygarvan (2nd team) | |
Carrigaline (3rd team) | |
Valley Rovers (3rd team) | |
Ballinhassig (2nd team) | |
Belgooly | |
Crosshaven |
See also[edit]
- Cork GAA
- Avondhu GAA
- Beara GAA
- Carbery GAA
- Carrigdhoun GAA
- Duhallow GAA
- Imokilly GAA
- Muskerry GAA
- Seandún GAA
References[edit]
- ^ a b "History & Honours". Carrigdhoun GAA.