Raheny GAA

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Raheny GAA
CLG Rath Éanna
Founded: 1958
County: Dublin
Nickname: The Parish
Club colours: Maroon and White
Grounds: within St. Anne's Park
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Raheny GAA (CLG Rath Eanna) is a Gaelic Athletic Association club based in the northside suburb of Raheny, Dublin, Ireland.

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[edit] Sports

Raheny plays a wide range of teams, at Gaelic football, Hurling and Camogie.

[edit] Facilities

The club has a large clubhouse, with a bar, hall, dressing rooms, and enclosed astroturf pitch.

Raheny GAA's teams mostly play on grounds within St. Anne's Park.

[edit] Results

Raheny are the 2007 Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship after they defeated Ballyboden St Endas by 0-16 to 0-12 at O'Toole Park.[1] Raheny last won the intermediate championship in 1970. Raheny won promotion to Dublin AFL Division 1 from Dublin AFL Division 2 in 2007 for the 2008 season.[2]

[edit] Notable Players

[edit] References

  1. ^ HILL 16
  2. ^ HILL 16

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Dublin GAA Club Competitions
Gaelic football
Hurling
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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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