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London Intermediate Hurling Championship

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The London Intermediate Hurling Championship is a Gaelic Athletic Association cup competition between the second tier Hurling clubs in London, England, organised by London GAA. In addition to four intermediate clubs, three senior clubs regularly submit 'B' teams into the competition. The competition's winner is promoted to the senior championship for the following year. The 2014 competition was won by CúChulainns, while Fr. Murphys came down from senior level. The 2015 competition was won by St. Gabriels 'B', though it was finalists Fulham Irish who progressed to senior level. St. Declan's entered the championship for the first time in 2016.

As of 2016, the following teams participate in this championship:

St Declans

Fr Murphys

Robert Emmetts 'B'

Granuaile

Thomas McCurtains

Kilburn Gaels 'B'

St Gabriels 'B'

Brothers Pearse

Honours

Year Winner Score Score Opponents
2016 Fr Murphys 1-14 2-10 Brothers Pearse
2015 St Gabriels B 1-9 0-7 Fulham Irish
2014[1] Cú Chulainns 0-16 1-8 Thomas McCurtains
2013 St Gabriels B scr. w/o N/A
2012 Fulham Irish 2-7 2-6 Granuaile
2011 Michael Cusack's 0-18 1-13 Fulham Irish
2010 Brothers Pearse 3-8 2-8 Michael Cusack's

References

  1. ^ "Cú Chulainns, London Intermediate Hurling Champions 2014". Cú Chulainns GAA. 15 September 2014. Retrieved 2 June 2015.