CLUB HISTORY
FOUR ERAS OF CAMOGIE IN PILTOWN
History compiled with the assistance of Joe Sullivan, Seamus Norris and Maura Brennan
CURRENT COMMITTEE
THE EARLY DAYS
Camogie has been played in Piltown for many years. The earliest reports of a team in the parish was Owning Camogie Club. This team existed around the late fifties, early sixties. They trained in a field in Fanningstown opposite where Robert Duggan currently lives. Among their players were Tessie Duggan (Flynn), Eileen Kiely (Norris), Breda Power, Maud Murphy (Kelly) and Kathleen Duggan (Holden). There were also players from Windgap such as Wazzie Power and Eileen Doyle. There are no reports of any successes but there are stories of vans being stolen to get to matches in Mullinavat! Granddaughters of Eileen Kiely and Wazzie Power play for the club today.
MODERN BEGINNINGS
The modern club was founded in 1978, first fielding a team at Under-14 and later at U16 and Junior. A committee of six was formed to support the fledgling team:
Chairman - John O'Shea RIP
Secretary - Joe Sullivan
Treasurer - Dick Murphy RIP
Committee members - Chrissie Dwan RIP, Anne Dwan RIP and Marie Aylward.
Other trainers included Margaret Norris and Fiona Knox.
The club colours were white and red, Piltown colours of that era.
A team was entered into the Under-14 Feile Na nGael competition when it was held in Kilkenny in 1978 and 1979.
1978 Panel: Josie O’Shea, Michelle Gilman, Lucy Giles, Marie Fitzpatrick, Mary Kinsella, Fiona Knox, Carmel Phelan, Margaret Holden, Evonne Fitzpatrick, Marie Cuddihy, Celia Giles, Ann Dunne, Ann O’Brien, Margaret Carroll, Lucy Knox, Margaret Talbot.
1979 Panel: Marie Fitzpatrick, Michelle Gilman, Lucy Knox, Bernadette Gilman, Majella Giles, Stephanie Carroll, Ann Dunne, Kay Cuddihy, Evonne Fitzpatrick, Denise Everett, Celia Giles, Fiona Coffey, Marie Power, Rosemary O’Toole, Pauline Foyle.
Mentors of teams from this period included Nelly Davis, Eileen Malone, Margaret Keever, and Josephine Norris.
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Joe Sullivan recalled the first Sunday afternoon in 1978 when an invitation went out to girls in the Parish to come and play camogie. Between forty and fifty girls between the ages of 10 and 18 turned up and a few challenges were played to see what talent or skills might be out there. The stand out moment was a little 10 year old with all the skills of the game already honed. Her name was Marie Fitzpatrick and she won the Feile Skills competition two years later in 1980, and is one of only two Kilkenny girls to have ever won the National title. She went on to play in goal for the Kilkenny Senior team in their most successful era, winning seven senior All-Ireland medals and six National League medals. She is pictured 2nd left at the front of the photo above.
In the early Eighties, when Piltown's club was in a lull and not competing in matches Marie transferred to St Brigid's Club (Kilmanagh), with whom she also won many club titles. Marie's nieces continue to play for Piltown Camogie Club.
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INTO THE EIGHTIES
Building interest in ladies sport
In the mid 80's, Piltown Camogie Club entered its third era. The driving force was Maura Brennan and her family, along with Mary Reid, Margaret O'Shea and others. Club members included several girls whose own children are playing today such as Sheila Keegan (Norris), Fiona Coffey (Kenny), Kay McCarthy (Phelan) and Martina Brennan (Power). Like the Owning club before there were also players from the Windgap parish including Joan O'Gorman, Judith Phelan and Mary Norris (Walsh).
The Junior squad were managed in the early days by Paul Murphy and Vivian Dooley. The team contested the Junior "B" County Final in 1988. A strong Tullogher team beat them 6-6 to 0-3 on a wet day in Nowlan Park. Ladies Camogie was a 12-a-side game in those days, changing to 15-a-side in 1999.
1. Maura Brennan, Owning, 2. Yvonne Fitzpatrick (King), Hillcrest, 3. Annie O’Toole (Hillcrest), 4. Sheila Keegan (Norris) Ballyhenebry, 5. Josephine Norris (Turkstown), 6. Maureen Dooley (Belline), 7. Margaret Norris (Turkstown), 8. Judith Phelan (Birchwood), 9. Joan O’Gorman (Skeough) 10. Kay McCarthy (Phelan) Harristown, 11. Mary Norris (Walsh), Lamogue, 12. Claire Giles, Hillcrest.
Subs: Mairead Brennan (Diffley) Owning for Joan O’Gorman (injured), Ann Walsh (Brenor), Michelle Butler (Belline), Martina Brennan (Power) Ashtown, Ann O’Brien (Dwyer), Ardclone, Lillian Foran, Harristown.
Manager : Willie McCormack (Owning)
Others to manage the team in that period were Dan Phelan, Jim Grant and Seamus Norris. The club won an Under-14 Roinn C title in 1987 and featured long serving club members Cathy and Mairead Brennan, Michelle O'Shea and Miriam Reid. The club continued into the nineties when titles at Under-14 Roinn C (1987 and 1994) and Under-16 Roinn C (1996) were captured. Team trainers of juvenile teams in those days included Cathy and Mairead Brennan, Miriam Reid, Mary Reid, Maura Brennan, Ann Walsh (Brenor), Marie Fitzpatrick, Pauline Farrell and Catherine O'Shea. The official changeover from the traditional read and white team colours to today's black and amber took place in 1997. Noel Martin (RIP) was a great supporter of the club and ensured the pitch was lined and flags were in place before every home game.
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Under-14 Camogie panel that beat St. Anne’s in the 1994 Roinn C County Final in Callan
Bríd Cunningham, Michelle Hickey Nora Gordon, Michelle McCarthy, Deirdre Galvin, Rosemary Doody, Mary Gordon, Miriam Reid (Capt), Helen Walsh, Avril O’Brien, Aoife O’Sullivan, Rachel Dunne, Shirley McCarthy, Grace Coffey, Helena Brennan, Julie Grace, Emma Walsh
Mentors: Maura Brennan, Mary Reid, Cathy Brennan, Mairead Brennan, Pauline Farrell
Under-16 Camogie panel that beat Tullogher in the 1996 Roinn C County Final in Mullinavat
Mary Gordon, Helen Walsh, Grace Coffey, Lorraine Brophy, Helena Brennan, Rachel Dunne, Aoife O’Sullivan, Nora Gordon, Mary Aíne Kenny, Deirdre Galvin, Miriam Reid (Capt), Avril O’Brien, Ann Marie Aylward, Brenda Kenny, Michelle Hickey, Ailish Brophy, Brid Cunningham,
Mentors: Maura Brennan, Cathy Brennan and Mairead Brennan
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Scor was a big part of the GAA social scene in the eighties. Similar to Feile but encouraged skils in drama, singing and Irish dancing. Juvenile players represented Piltown in singing and Irish dancing, while a joint effort in the adult club with the GAA led to a trip to the Gaiety theatre in Dublin for the finals in the late Eighties.
"I HOPE PLAYERS TODAY GET AS MUCH ENJOYMENT OUT OF THE GAME AS I DID. IF THEY MANAGE TO DO THAT, THEY WON'T GO TOO FAR WRONG."
Angela Downey
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21ST CENTURY CAMOGIE
As the new century dawned in the year 2000, Eileen Malone and Marie O'Sullivan founded the current version of Piltown Camogie Club, following pleas from Dan Kenny, Principal of Piltown National School. Former Chairperson from the previous incarnation of the club, Maura Brennan, along with Jim Malone, Catherine McCarthy, Bernie Duggan, Mary O'Meara and Frances Malone quickly came on board to form a strong committee.
They were soon joined by Kate Foley who proved to be a top class administrator. They formed the backbone for the marvellous successes that have followed. Starting with a group of 20 primary school girls they worked hard on the skills of the game and claimed County titles at U12 and U-14 in 2002.
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Under-14 Camogie panel that beat Carrickshock in the 2002 Roinn C County Final in Windgap:
Miriam Long, Georgina Culleton, Aisling White, Carol McCarthy, Leanne Long, Elaine Kenny, Mary Drennan, Jackie McCarthy, Charlene Norris. Michelle Foley, Lisa Fitzgerald, Aideen Flynn, Karen Duggan, Katie Power, Niamh Culleton (Captain), Aisling O'Brien, Fiona Malone, Gemma Byrne, Sinead Long,
Nicola Foley. Mascot - Caoimhe O'Callaghan.
Mentors: Jim Malone, Eileen Malone
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Piltown were the last winners of the U12 All County Championship (beating Thomastown) before the competition was cancelled in favour of less competitive matches in this age group.
Piltown also won the Roinn D Primary schools championship in 2002, and followed on with wins at Roinn C in 2003 and Roinn B in 2004.
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Primary Schools Camogie panel that beat St. John’s in the 2002 Roinn D County Final in Palmerstown:
Elaine Kenny (Capt) Gemma Byrne, Lisa Fitzpatrick, Leanne Long, Sinead Long, Fiona Malone, Karen Duggan, Georgina Culleton, Charlene Norris, Katie Power, Nicole Grace, Aisling O’Brien, Kaitlin O’Reilly, Amy McGowan, Ruth Farrell, Laura Nugent, Aisling Coady, Emma Dunne, Emer Walsh
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Primary Schools Camogie panel that beat Muckalee in the 2003 Roinn C County Final in Palmerstown:
Fiona Malone, Sinead Long, Sinead Healy, Georgina Culleton, Amy McGowan, Ruth Farrell, Karen Duggan, Caitlin O’Reilly, Nicole Grace, Katie Power, Emma Dunne, Aisling O’Brien.
Subs: Aisling Coady, Eimear Walsh, Jane O’Sullivan, Laura Nugent, Laura Scahill.
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Primary Schools Camogie panel that beat Paulstown in the 2004 Roinn B County Final in Nowlan Park:
Karen Duggan (Capt),, Hilary Power, Lorraine Byrne, Emma Walsh, Aoife Ryan, Stacey Jordan, Katie O'Gorman, Nicole Culleton, Laura Norris, Jessica Norris, Sarah Culleton, Leanne Dunne, Eleanor Power, Laura Foley, Lisa Walsh, Leanne Scahill, Shayle Briscoe, Becky Malone, Aisling McGowan, Cathy Dunne, Sarah Jane Hearne, Antonia Power, Aoife Foley, Nicola Crowe, Olivia Clarke.
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In 2005 the U16 team beat Paulstown in the U16 Roinn B Championship, and the following year they claimed the same grade at Minor level, a first Minor title for the club.
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Under-16 Camogie panel that beat Paulstown in the 2005 Roinn B County Final in Kilmanagh:
Gemma Byrne, Amy McGowan, Carol McCarthy, Fiona Malone, Lisa Fitzgerald, Leanne Long, Sinead Long, Karen Duggan, Charlene Norris, Nicole Grace, Katie Power, Georgina Culleton, Eimear Walsh, Elaine Kenny, Emma Dunne, Jane O’Sullivan, Nicola Jordan, Aoife Ryan, Hilary Power.
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Minor Camogie panel that beat Dicksboro in the 2006 Roinn B County Final:
Elaine Kenny, Leanne Long, Carol McCarthy, Fiona Malone, Mary Drennan (Capt), Sinead Long, Miriam Long, Karen Duggan, Georgina Culleton, Nicola Foley, Katie Power, Nicole Grace, Michelle Foley, Niamh Culleton, Aisling O'Brien, Lisa Fitzgerald, Emma Dunne, Hilary Power, Aoife Ryan, Nicola Jordan, Nicole Culleton, Charlene Norris.
Mentors JIm Malone and Tony Foley
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In 2007 Summer blitzes began for U12 and U10 players to encourage participation and practice skills. Piltown took part in them all and had many successes but, more importantly, they had fun and made friends. U8 blitzes were added in later years.
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Piltown reformed a ladies team in 2005 with a few older players such as Cathy Brennan and Miriam Reid making a come-back to support the younger girls in fielding 15 players for the early matches. Early Junior team trainers included John Lonergan and Jim Norris. The ladies claimed the club's first adult title in 2008 by winning the Junior County final, beating Dicksboro in a replay in Piltown. The winning panel featured players from the previous incarnation of the club such as Mairead Diffley (Brennan) and Michelle O'Shea, and many of the girls who started the first U-12 team in 2000. The team also fielded a young Katie Power, who won a Camogie All-Star with Kilkenny the following year and others in 2013, 2017 and 2018.
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Junior Camogie team that beat Dicksboro in the 2008 County Final Replay in Piltown:
Anita Duggan (Capt), Mairead Diffley, Leanne Long, Fiona Malone, Carol McCarthy, Karen Duggan, Sinead Long, Charlene Norris, Laura Norris, Georgina Culleton, Niamh Culleton, Elaine Kenny, Emma Dunne, Katie Power, Nicola Foley, Michelle O’Shea, Mary Drennan, Michelle Foley, Nicole Culleton, Hilary Power, Nicole Grace, Nicola Jordan, Bríd O’Shea, Emma Walsh, Jessica Norris, Leanne Dunne, Niamh Dermody.
Mentors: Jim Malone, Tony Foley, Mairead Diffley.
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In 2009 the club won a bronze medal at the National Community Games finals in Athlone, beating Sheelin (Cavan) with an U13 team. They also beat St Martins in the U14 B Championship in the same year.
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Under-13 Camogie panel won gold in the County Community Games (v Kilmanagh in Piltown) Gold in the Leinster Community Games (v Lucan Sarsfields (Dublin) in Carlow) and Bronze in the National Community Games (v Sheelin (Cavan) at Athlone I.T.) in 2009:
Debbie Phelan (Capt), Chloe Holden, Sinead Walsh, Katelynn, Phelan, Jennifer Norris, Kelly Ann Doyle, Alice Talbot, Sarah Murphy, Chloe Blackmore, Lisa McCarthy, Siobhan Dermody, Sinead McCarthy, Jean Power, Ellen Commins, Aoífe Norris, Ciara Phelan.
Mentors: Miriam Reid, Gay Doyle, Tom Holden and Andrew McCarthy.
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Under-14 Camogie team that beat Muckalee in the 2009 Roinn B County Final in Callan:
Chloe Holden, Lorraine Long, Katelynn Phelan, Antonia Power, Sorcha Phelan, Debbie Phelan, Siobhan Dermody, Edel Long, Niamh Dermody (Capt), Kelly Ann Doyle, Alice Talbot, Sinead McCarthy, Jennifer Norris, Sarah Murphy, Chloe Blackmore.
Subs: Lisa McCarthy, Sinead Walsh, Ciara Phelan, Ellen Commins, Rebecca Kelly, Shauna Cody, Nicola Phelan, April Kelly, Aoífe Norris. Mentors: Miriam Reid, Gay Doyle, Tom Holden and Andrew McCarthy.
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The Feile na nGael annual competition has been a great source of enjoyment for our players and mentors over the years. It's a competition were success is often secondary to enjoyment and lasting memories. Joining a parade on Dublin's O'Connell Street was a stand-out moment for many players in 2012, when Piltown represented kilkenny in Dublin, hosted by local club St Judes. Hosting and visiting other camogie teams builds friendships and lifelong memories.
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Under-14 Camogie team that beat Dicksboro in the 2012 Feile Na nGael County Final in Windgap
Aoife Norris, Emily McCarthy, Shauna Coady, Niamh Foley, Anna Frisby, Emer Long, Alanna Gallagher, Aóife Doyle, Stacey O’Brien, Sophie Holden, Chloe Holden, Laura O’Dwyer, Caoimhe O’Callaghan, Nicola Phelan (Capt), Máire Beth Kirby
Subs: Fiona Long, Aoife Culleton, Anna Dowley, Avril Hogan, Lisa Norris, Sarah Jayne Brophy, Sinead Walsh
Mentors: Gay Doyle, Miriam Reid, Andrew McCarthy, Tom Holden, Marie Barcoe.
RAISING THE BAR
BREAKING THE ROINN A BARRIER
In 2010 the skills levels in younger age groups were raised to a new level, reflected by wins for the first time at the top grade in Kilkenny. Under the tutorlege of Mark Connolly, Tom Holden and Gay Doyle the Roinn A title was won at Primary Schools level. with Thomastown being the opponents once more.
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Primary Schools Camogie panel that beat Thomastown in the 2010 Roinn A County Final in Nowlan Park:
AoÃfe Norris, Stacey O’Brien, Sinead Walsh, Shauna Coady, Chloe Holden, Emily McCarthy, Eva Flanagan, AoÃfe Doyle, Kelly Ann Doyle (Capt), Nicola Phelan, Ellie Cooney, Emer Long
Subs: Sheena Byrne and Alana Gallagher
Panelists: Lisa Norris, Anna Dowley, Catherine Dineen, Avril Hogan, Michelle O’Shea. Laura Power, Eleanor Cunningham, Laura O’Dwyer, Fiona Long, Caoimhe O’Callaghan, Sarah Jane Brophy, Sophie Holden, Hilary Balding, Megan Byrne, Bethany Carroll
Mentors: Mark Connolly, Gay Doyle and Tom Holden
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Also in 2010, many of the same girls were on the U14 team who beat Windgap to win the Roinn A Championship.
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Under-14 Camogie team that beat Windgap in the 2010 Roinn A County Final in Mullinavat:
AoÃfe Norris, Ellen Commins, Katelynn Phelan, Sinead Walsh, Jean Power, Debbie Phelan, Siobhan Dermody, Alice Talbot (Capt), Mairead Power, Sarah Murphy, Chloe Blackmore, Kelly Ann Doyle, Ciara Phelan, Chloe Holden, Lisa McCarthy
Sub: Shauna Coady
Panellists: Rebecca Kelly, Nicola Phelan, Emer Long, April Kelly, Fiona Long, Laura O’Dwyer, Stacy O’Brien:
Mentors, Gay Doyle, Andrew McCarthy, Tom Holden and Miriam Reid.
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In 2011 both the Minor and U16 teams won finals at Roinn C and B.
The U16 final took place in Hugginstown and Piltown beat Danesfort with a score of 6-12 to 0-4.
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Minor Camogie team that beat St. Anne’s (Johnstown) in the 2011 Roinn C County Final in Clara:
Jessica Norris, Katelynn Phelan, Jennifer Norris, BrÃd O’Shea, Siobhan Dermody, Debbie Phelan, Alice Talbot, Laura Norris (Capt), Edel Long, Sorcha Phelan, Niamh Dermody, Lorraine Long, Sinead McCarthy, Leanne Dunne, Aisling McGowan,
Subs: Ellen Commins, Mairead Power,
Panellists: Antonia Power, Jean Power, Sarah Murphy, Laura Foley.
Mentors: Seamus Dunne and Eamonn McGowan
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2012 was a particularly busy year for finals in Piltown. The U16 team won the Roinn A final for the first time, beating Dicksboro 1-12 to 2-7 in Ballyhale. This was followed by the Minors winning the Roinn B final against St Martins 2-7 to 1-3 in Palmerstown. To top the year the U21 team won the club's first title at that grade, beating the Rower Inistioge 2-6 to 1-7 in the Roinn B final in Ballyhale.
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Under-21 Camogie team that beat Rower Inistioge in the 2012 Roinn B County Final in Ballyhale
Team: Siobhan Dermody, Hilary Power, Jennifer Norris, Ellen Commins, Debbie Phelan Karen Duggan (Capt), Leanne Dunne, Mairead Power, Alice Talbot, Lorraine Long, Laura Norris, Sinead McCarthy, Soracha Phelan, Edel Long, Niamh Dermody.
Subs: Aisling McGowan, Nicole Culleton Katelynn Phelan, Chloe Blackmore. Mentors: Eamonn Kenny, Tony Foley, Jim Malone.
In 2013 Piltown won the inaugral U16 Roinn A League competition. It was a bittersweet win for the team as their trainer, Tom Holden, had passed away the previous year and the new cup had been named after him. His daughters, Chloe and Sophie, lined out on the team at centre forward and corner forward.
Under-16 Camogie team that won the Roinn A League Final (Tom Holden Cup) beating Glenmore 5-10 to 2-8 in Piltown.
Team; Aoife Norris, Shauna Coady, Emily McCarthy, Alanna Gallagher, Stacey O’Brien, Emer Long, Fiona Long, Kelly Ann Doyle (Capt), Aoife Doyle, Nicola Phelan, Chloe Holden, Lisa McCarthy, Sophie Holden, Chloe Blackmore, Lisa Norris,
Subs: Máire Beth Kirby
Panellists; Aoife Culleton, Anna Frisby, Aine Power, Caoimhe O’Callaghan, Sinead Walsh
Management: Gay Doyle, Andrew McCarthy, Miriam Reid, Marie Barcoe.
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Under-14 Camogie team that won the first ever Roinn A Shield Final beating St. Brigids 4-3 to 1-5 in Piltown after a replay.
Team; Lisa Norris, Jenny O’Dea, Emily McCarthy, Aoife Culleton, Danielle O’Brien, Emer Long, Sarah Tobin, Aoife Doyle, Stacey O’Brien (Capt), Sophie Holden, Alanna Gallagher, Laura Power, Anna Frisby, Máire Beth Kirby, Sarah Jayne Brophy.
Subs: Laura Falconer, Anna O’Brien, Megan Byrne, Laura Sinnott, Caoimhe O’Callaghan
Team Management: Gay Doyle, Andrew McCarthy, Miriam Reid, Marie Barcoe
The Club's U21 team has had notable success in recent years. While many clubs struggle to field a team at this age group Piltown won the Roinn B final in 2012, followed by Roinn A finals in 2016 (captained by Jennifer Norris) and 2019 (captained by Aoife Norris).
BUILDING TEAM PARTICIPATION
More important that winning competitions, player retention has been the club's biggest achievement in recent years. Fall-off from age 16 in any female sport is a big challenge to overcome. Fielding a second ladies team in recent years has guaranteed game time to older players, and younger players can try out the adult game while still performing in their own age group.
WEARING THE BLACK AND AMBER
Many of the Piltown's players have represented their counties (Kilkenny, Tipperary and Waterford) with distinction as the club goes from strength to strength. Players who represent their county give many hours of extra time travelling, training and striving to make the cut on a starting fifteen. Others have represented their province and country in other sports while still swinging a hurley when it fitted into the schedule.
ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONS
In 2013, the club won its first Intermediate County League Title when they beat Ballyhale Shamrocks 0-13 to 0-10 in John Locke Park, Callan. The following year the team were unbeaten in any match, achieving League and Championship victories before clinching the ultimate trophy any club team can acheive - the Club All Ireland Championship. The management team that year were Jim Malone, Eamonn Kenny, Tony Foley and Kay Phelan.
The organisiation required to bring a team to a final Croke Park is phenomenal. Led confidently by club secretary, Sheila Norris, there was a sense of the whole parish rolling in behind the team which created a momentum over the winter of 2014 which felt unstoppable. With a "one match at a time" attitude, the panel of 31 players worked hard together and as individuals to reach peak fitness.
They beat Lismore (Waterford) 1-10 to 1-9 in Croke Park on 1st March 2015. A large bonfire was lighting when the team returned to Piltown that night, organised by members of the GAA Club.
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Piltown Camogie Club now fields two ladies teams, at Senior and Junior level. The Senior League was won for the first time in 2019 under the management of Michael Brennan with success over Thomastown (3-15 to 0-9) but the Championship eluded them.
The club has built up a membership of over 150 players competing at all grades, and players have been rewarded with years of enjoyment on the field and several county titles in every grade from U12 right up to Senior.
Our "Achievements" page, records the stand-out moments and key medal winners.
The volunteers who have given their time to training, mentoring, administrating and providing first aid and physio are too numerous to mention individually, but their efforts have all contributed to the success of the club.
We tried to concentrate on the simple things – to get a performance out of ourselves.
I knew that we would win if we performed to what we were capable of.
Katie Power - on the All Ireland Club Final 2015
PILTOWN CAMOGIE CLUB SPONSORSHIP
.....A community effort
To ensure camogie is an accessible sport for everyone, sponsorship and fundraising subsidises the cost of club membership. Innovative fundraisers, such as club calendars, lotteries etc, have been run over the years to keep costs for players low.
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O'Shea Farms/Iverk Produce have sponsored the club for many years with playing kits and funds.
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John Phelan Skip Hire and Septic Tank Disposal sponsor our website.
Many other local businesses and individuals have sponsored us in many ways, particularly when teams reach finals which can be costly to deservedly support players.
PILTOWN CAMOGIE CLUB OFFICERS
The volunteers who support our teams
FORMER CHAIRPERSONS
John O'Shea
Maura Brennan
Jim Malone
Kate Foley
FORMER SECRETARIES
Joe Sullivan
Joan O'Gorman
Maura Brennan
Catherine McCarthy
Kate Foley
Trish Jordan
Sheila Norris
FORMER TREASURERS
Dick Murphy
Aoife Sullivan
Maura Brennan
Bernie Duggan
Eileen Dunne
Marie Flynn
Gay Doyle, Noelle Doyle, James Farrell, Kate Foley, Bernie Duggan, Eileen Dunne, Seamus Dunne, Andrew McCarthy, Andrew Norris, Lisa Norris, Sheila Norris, Michelle O'Shea, Kay Phelan, Antonia Power, Martina Power, Sandra Quinn, Miriam Reid, Tommy OShea , Jason OBrien
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Our club presidents (right) - Mary Reid and Maura Brennan
