Carrickcruppen

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St. Patricks Carrickcruppen GFC, founded 1944, is a gaelic football club.

Carrickcruppen GFC have a proud gaelic tradition. Currently they ply their trade in the second division of the Armagh all county league. Over the years they have won no less than four Armagh Senior championships and in 2004 won the Armagh Intermediate Championship.

Carrickcruppen is also heavily involved in ladies football where they have been quite successful as last few years. In 2005 the senior ladies won the Armagh Junior Cahmpionship and were narrowly defeated in the Ulster Final. The girls minors have also won the Armagh Championship for the last three years.

Founding Members: Oliver Loughran, Colen Crilly, Paddy Carlisle, Bobby Browne, James Galloghly.