Naomh Ólaf

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Naomh Ólaf
Founded: 1981
County: Dublin
Nickname: Olafs
Club colours: Claret and Blue
Grounds: Páirc Uí Bhriain
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Naomh Ólaf is a Gaelic Athletic Association club which was founded in 1981 to provide facilities for encouraging the sporting abilities of the people of the developing parish of Balally in South County Dublin, Ireland. A club house was built and players were recruited from around the area, most of them coming from the local schools of Queen of Angels, St Olaf's, St Benildus College, and St Tiernan's.

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[edit] Location

The club is located on the Sandyford Industrial Estate in Dublin and recruits players from all around the Sandyford and Balally area, including the Moreen Estate, Wedgewood and The Gallops and not forgetting Glencullen and Stepaside.

[edit] Facilities

As well as its sporting facilities, the club owns and operates a bar, a function room, and a large hall for training and other events. The club has three senior pitches and is planning to build an all-weather floodlit pitch in the coming years. There is also a Naomh Ólaf club shop, which is open every Tuesday between 7 & 8 and on Saturdays from 11-12.

[edit] Famous players

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Dublin Gaelic Athletic Association Affiliated Clubs
Senior Football Championship
Intermediate Football Championship

Ballyboden St. Enda's*  • Ballymun Kickhams*  • Clann Mhuire  • Clanna Gael Fontenoy  • Craobh Chiaráin  • Crumlin  • Cuala  • Erins Isle* • Fingallians*  • Garda  • Garristown  • Good Counsel  • Innisfails  • Kilmacud Crokes*  • Lucan Sarsfields*  • Na Fianna*  • Naomh Fionnbarra  • Naomh Mearnóg*  • O'Dwyers  • Round Towers (Lusk)  • Skerries Harps  • St. Brigids*  • St Judes*  • St.Mary's, Saggart*  • St.Finian's (Swords)  • St. Margarets  • St.Patrick's (Palmerstown)  • St.Sylvesters's*  • St.Vincent's*  • Templeogue Synge Street  • Thomas Davis*
Junior Football Championship

Ballyboughal  • Bank of Ireland  • Castleknock  • Civil Service  • Man O'War  • Scoil Uí Chonaill  • St.Finnian's (Newcastle)  • St James Gaels  • St. Monica's  • St. Patrick's (Donabate)  • Starlights  • Ballyboden Wanderers
Junior 'B' 'C' 'D' Football Championship

Allied Irish Bank  • Adamstown  • Ballyfermot De La Dalle  • Beann Éadair  • Croí Ro Noafa  • Erin Go Breagh • Geraldine Moran's  • Liffey Gaels  • Na Dubhgall  • Park Rangers  • Portobello  • Rosmini Gaels  • St James Gaels  • Ranelagh Gaels  • Robert Emmets  • Stars of Erin  • St.Brendan's (Grangegorman)  • St.Colmcille's (Balheary)  • St.Francis Gaels • St.Kevin's Killian's  • St.Martin's  • Wild Geese
Senior Hurling Championship
Senior 'B' Hurling Championship

Ballinteer St.John's  • Commercials  • Erins Isle  • Na Fianna  • Naomh Fionnbarra  • Naomh Ólaf  • Raheny  • Round Towers (Clondalkin)  • St.Mark's  • St.Oliver Plunketts ER  • St.Patrick's (Palmerstown)  • Thomas Davis
Intermediate Hurling Championship

Ballyboden St. Enda's*  • Clanna Gael Fontenoy  • Craobh Chiaráin*  • Faughs*  • Fingallians  • Kevin's Hurling club  • Kilmacud Crokes*  • Setanta Hurling Club (Ballymun)  • St.Peregrine's  • St.Vincent's*  • Trinity Gaels  • Whitehall Colmcille
Junior Hurling Championship

Castleknock  • Naomh Barróg  • Good Counsel  • Scoil Uí Chonaill  • St.Finian's (Swords)  • St.Sylvesters's
Junior 'B' Hurling Championship

Civil Service  • Liffey Gaels  • O'Dwyers
*=Club fielding a seconds team,template correct as of 23:06, 5 April 2008 (UTC)
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Dublin GAA Club Competitions
Gaelic football
Hurling

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