Clarecastle GAA

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Clarecastle
Droichead an Chláir
Founded: 1887
County: Clare
Nickname: Magpies
Club colours: Black and White
Grounds: Clarecastle
Coordinates: 52°48′58.74″N 8°58′10.09″W / 52.8163167°N 8.9694694°W / 52.8163167; -8.9694694Coordinates: 52°48′58.74″N 8°58′10.09″W / 52.8163167°N 8.9694694°W / 52.8163167; -8.9694694
Playing kits
Standard colours
Senior Club Championships
All Ireland Munster
champions		 Clare
champions
Football : - - 1
Hurling : - 1 10

Clarecastle GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association club in the village of Clarecastle in County Clare, Ireland.

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[edit] Honours

[edit] History

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The club was founded in 1887.

[edit] Hurling

Clarecastle has been the home to many greats in the county Clare hurling. These include Willie mcAlister Haulie Daly Pascal Russell Pat Healy, Anthony Daly, former captain and manager of Clare, Martin Sheedy , Alan Neville, , Victor, Ger, O'Loughlin, Current high profile players include Jonathan Clancy and Conor Plunkett

For the 2008 season, the Clarecastle senior team was managed by Tommy Howard and trained by Fergie O'Loughlin. 2012 senior management is martin Sheedy,Leonard McNamara

[edit] External links

 
Hurling
Senior Hurling Championship
Ballyea  • Clarecastle  • Clonlara  • Clooneyquin  • Corofin  • Cratloe  • Crusheen  • Éire Óg  • Inagh • Kilnamona  • Kilmaley  • Newmarket  • O'Callaghan Mills  • Ogonelloe  • Scarriff  • Sixmilebridge  • Smith O'Brien's  • St Joseph's Doora-Barefield  • Tubber  • Tulla  • Wolfe Tones
Intermediate Hurling Championship
Bodyke  • Broadford  • Clarecastle 2  • Clooneyquin 2  • Ennistymon  • Feakle  • Inagh • Kilnamona 2  • Killanena  • Kilmaley 2  • Meelick  • Parteen  • Ruan  • Sixmilebridge 2  • Whitegate
Junior Hurling Championship
Football
Senior Football Championship
Intermediate Football Championship
Junior Football Championship
Banner  • Clarecastle  • Clonboney  • Coolmeen  • Crusheen  • Feakle  • Kildysart  • Kilfenora  • Killimer  • Meelick  • Moy  • Naomh Eoin


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