An Riocht GAC

An Riocht GAC
An Ríocht
Founded: 1981
County: Down
Nickname: Kingdom
Club colours: Green, White and Gold
Grounds: An Ríocht GAA Playing Fields,
Dunavil Road,
Kilkeel,
County Down,
BT34 4JT
Playing kits
Standard colours

An Riocht GAC is a GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) Club based in County Down, Northern Ireland. The club provides teams from underage level to adult level in both gaelic football and camogie. The club is 1 of 47 GAA clubs in County Down.

The club is based in the Mourne's just outside Kilkeel at Dunavil Road.

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The club today

An Ríocht GAC is one of the main clubs in County Down today. The club has camogie teams and football teams at Under-8, Under-10, Under-12, Under-14, Under-16, Minor, Seconds, Thirds, Under-21 and Senior Level as well as a youth club. The youth club goes under the name of The Kingdom Youth Club.

The Senior Football team are in Division 2 and play in the Down Senior Football Championship. An Riocht is regularly represented on Down GAA teams. In 2010 three An Riocht players started on the Down team which lost the All-Ireland Final to Cork - Brendan McVeigh, Martin Clarke and John Clarke, while James Colgan was a member of the 2010 Down panel. Brendan McVeigh and Martin Clarke also picked up GAA All-Star Awards in 2010.

Club Committee

The 2011 An Riocht Club Committee

Chairman James Cunningham
Secretary Joseph Donnan
Treasurer Michael O’Rourke
County Board Rep Sean O’Rourke
Registrar Sean Rogers Assistant Registrars Andrew Magorrian / Daryl Bowater
Insurance Anne McArdle
Development Pat Rodgers
Finance & Social Maureen McManus
Grounds & Maintenance Nick Sloan
Culture Ciara Cunningham
Youth Leo Sloan
PRO Andrew Magorrian / Daryl Bowater
Camogie Patricia Clarke
Football Peter Morgan

Notable Players

See also

External links

Down GAA