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DOWN GAA CLUB CONTACTS Lámhleabhar DOWN GAA CLUB CONTACTS Lámhleabhar - 2021 www.downgaa.net #OfficialDownGAA Proud sponsors of Down GAA DOWN GAA COUNTY OFFICE Address: 46-48 Main Street, Castlewellan, Co Down, BT31 9DP Telephone: 028 4377 0880 Fax: 028 4377 0820 Email: [email protected] STAFF DETAILS County Secretary/CEO Seán Óg McAteer Email: [email protected] Tel: 028 4377 0880 Mob: 077 3970 0705 Games Development Manager Conor O Toole Email: [email protected] Tel: 028 4377 0880 / 077 1899 1314 All Accounts queries and invoicing Email: [email protected] County Management 4 Club Officer Link Details 6 Aghaderg/Ballyvarley (Achadh Dhearg/Baile an Mhéirligh) 7 An Ríocht (An Ríocht) 8 Annaclone (Eanach Chluain) 9 Ardglass (Ard Glas) 10 Atticall (Áit Uí Chathail) 11 Aughlisnafin (Achadh Líos na Fínne) 12 Ballela (Baile Ailigh) 13 Ballycran (Baile Chrann) 14 Ballygalget (Baile Mhic Uileagoid) 15 Ballyholland Harps (Cláirsigh Bhaile Cholmáin) 16 Ballykinlar (Baile Chionnleora) 17 Ballymartin (Baile Mhic Giolla Mhártain) 18 Bredagh (Bréadach) 19 Bright (Breachtán) 20 Bryansford (Áth Bhriain) 21 Burren, St Mary's (Naomh Muire, Boireann) 22 Carryduff (Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh) 23 Castlewellan, St Malachy's (Caisleán Uidhilín) 24 Clann na Banna (Clann na Banna) 25 Clonduff (Cluain Daimh) 26 Darragh Cross, St Mochai's (Naomh Mochai, Crois Darach) 27 Downpatrick RGU (Aondacht na Gaedhilge Uí Ruiséil, Dún Pádraig) 28 Dromara (Droim mBearach) 29 Drumaness, St Colman's (Naomh Colmán, Droim an Easa) 30 Drumgath, St Patrick's (Naomh Pádraig, Droim Gáth) 31 Dundrum (Dún Droma) 32 East Belfast (Béal Feirste Thoir) 33 Glasdrumman (Glas Dhromainn) 34 Glenn John Martin's (Cumann Shéain Uí Mháirtín, Gleann) 35 Kilclief (Ben Dearg, Cill Chléithe) 36 Kilcoo Owen Roe's (Eoghan Rua, Cill Chua) 37 Liatroim Fontenoys (Fontigheannaí Liatroma) 38 Longstone (An Cloch Fhada) 39 Loughinisland (Loch an Oiléain) 40 Mayobridge (Droichead Mhaigh Eo) 41 Newry John Mitchel's (Cumann Sheáin Uí Mhisteál, An Iúir) 42 Newry Shamrocks (Seamróga an Iúir) 43 Portaferry, St Patrick's (Naomh Pádraig, Port an Pheire) 44 Rostrevor, St Bronagh's (Naomh Brónach, Caisleán Ruairí) 45 Saul, St Patrick's (Naomh Pádraig, Sabhall) 46 Saval (Sabhall) 47 St John Bosco (Naomh Eoin Bosco, An Iúir) 48 St John's (Naomh Eoin) 49 St Michael's (Naomh Míchéal) 50 St Paul's (Naomh Pól) 51 St. Peter’s Warrenpoint (Cumann Pheadair Naofa, Rinn Mhic Giolla Rua) 52 Teconnaught (Tí Chonnachta) 53 Tullylish (Tulach Lios) 54 Down GAA County Management 2021 CHAIRPERSON Name: John Devaney (Seán Ó Duibheannaigh) Club: Bréadach Mob: 077 9313 0417 Email: [email protected] SECRETARY Name: Seán Óg McAteer (Seán Óg Mac an tSaoir) Club: Cumann Sheáin Uí Mhisteál, An Iúir Mob: 077 3970 0705 Email: [email protected] TREASURER Name: Diarmuid Cahill (Diarmuid Ó Cathail) Club: An Ríocht Mob: 077 1820 5764 Email: [email protected] VICE CHAIRPERSON Name: Maureen O’Higgins (Máirín Ó hUiginn) Club: Fontigheannaí Liatroma Mob: 077 4851 8994 Email: [email protected] ASSISTANT SECRETARY Name: Michael O’Rourke (Mícheál Ó Ruairc) Club: An Ríocht Mob: 078 4637 7682 Email: [email protected] ASSITANT TREASURER Name: Brendan Fitzpatrick (Breandán Mac Giolla Phádraig) Club: Áth Bhriain Mob: 077 8735 8686 Email: [email protected] PRO Name: Paula Magee (Póilín Mhig Aoidh) Club: Droichead Mhaigh Eo Mob: 077 5398 7224 Email: [email protected] DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Name: Club: Mob: Email: [email protected] COACHING OFFICER Name: Karl Oakes (Karl Mac Darach) Club: RGU Dún Pádraig Mob: 078 4123 5877 Email: [email protected] IRISH & CULTURAL OFFICER Name: Donal McNally (Dónall Mac an Fhailí) Club: An Ghleann Mob: 077 4639 9119 Email: [email protected] ULSTER COUNCIL DELEGATE Name: Sean Rooney (Seán Ó Ruanaidh) Club: Droichead Mhaigh Eo Mob: 077 1045 5266 Email: [email protected] ULSTER COUNCIL DELEGATE Name: Sean Mc Cashin (Seán Mac Caisín) Club: Baile Choinnleora Mob: 077 5965 9088 Email: [email protected] CENTRAL COUNCIL DELEGATE Name: Michael McArdle (Mícheál Mac Ardail) Club: Droim Gáth Mob: 077 1876 7409 Email: [email protected] HURLING OFFICER Name: Conor Watson (Conchúr Mac Uait) Club: Baile Mhic Uileagoid Mob: 079 8938 2836 Email: [email protected] SOUTH DOWN CHAIRPERSON Name: PJ Quinn (PJ Ó Coinne) Club: Sabhall Mob: 079 0204 4990 Email: [email protected] EAST DOWN CHAIRPERSON Name: Ger Connery (Gearoid O Connaire) Club: Ceathrú Aodha Dhuibh Mob: 077 1188 5256 Email: [email protected] CLUB OFFICER LINK DETAILS To help support clubs and develop links between clubs and county management each club has been appointed a County Liaison Link Person. Details as follows: CLUB NAME CLUB CHAIRPERSON MOBILE NO Aghaderg/Ballyvarley Deirdre McGrath 077 6964 6580 An Ríocht Raymond Sloan 078 7263 6364 Annaclone John Heenan 077 9284 6485 Ardglass Gerard Lennon 078 8903 4632 Atticall Paul Grant 077 1253 0869 Aughlisnafin Sheena Murray 077 8312 7167 Ballela Louise Mackin 079 7691 0005 Ballycran, St. Joseph's Mark Egan 077 1773 2100 Ballygalget Christopher Braniff 078 9180 4873 Ballyholland Harps Jim McMahon 079 1911 2458 Ballykinlar Fiona Martin 077 6623 5609 Ballymartin Barry Cunningham 077 3052 4597 Bredagh Malcolm MacFarlane 078 0226 7020 Bright Noel Deegan 077 0757 1710 Bryansford Chris Rooney 077 5927 7434 Burren, St. Mary's Justin Murphy 078 0185 7087 Carryduff Kate Connery 077 6656 7363 Castlewellan, St Malachys Moira Hawkins 079 1211 3664 Clann na Banna Emma Loughlin 077 3648 7736 Clonduff Anita Brannigan 077 2006 2073 Darragh Cross Pat McMahon 078 0147 9162 Downpatrick, Russell Gaelic Union Edel Curran 077 5941 8419 Dromara Declan McCann 078 8573 6638 Drumaness, St. Colman's Damien McEvoy 075 4239 0728 Drumgath Sean Lennon 077 1127 3250 Dundrum John Kielty 077 0286 8166 East Belfast Richard Maguire Glasdrumman Gary Mc Greevy 077 0270 8663 Glenn John Martins Fiona Murphy 079 1933 2713 Kilclief Ben Dearg Kieran Gilmore 078 6638 9973 Kilcoo Eoghan Rua Terry O'Hanlon 077 3843 0969 Liatroim Fontenoys Sean McElroy 077 7180 4268 Longstone Conor Sloan 075 6467 2567 Loughinisland Louise Kearney 078 1722 2569 Mayobridge Mairead Rooney 078 4398 6397 Newry Mitchels Cormac Sweeney 075 6315 6714 Newry Shamrocks Declan Lambe 077 4060 5500 Portaferry, St Patrick's Colum Conlan 077 9278 0356 Rostrevor, St. Bronagh's Ciaran Sloan 077 6641 7494 Saul, St. Patrick's Columban Fitzsimons 075 1088 9662 Saval Gerry Quinn 077 1088 2852 St. John Bosco Joe Ryan 077 9080 5719 St. John's, Drumnaquoile James Laverty 077 6335 7210 St. Michaels, Magheralin Eddie Mulgrew 078 5064 9439 St. Pauls Fearghal Eastwood 078 0847 8766 St. Peter's Warrenpoint Larry Byrne 077 1747 5103 Teconnaught Barry Carville 077 0756 8123 Tulylish Sean McAnearney 078 1116 1236 Aghaderg/Ballyvarley (Achadh Dearg-Baile an Mhéirligh) Club Address: 161 Scarva Road, Banbridge, Co. Down, BT32 3QL Club Tel: 077 1375 8902 Club Email: [email protected] Web www.aghaderggfc.com Facebook AghadergBallyvarley Twitter Instagram YouTube Other SECRETARY Name: Anne McGrath (Áine Ni Craith) Tel: Mob: 077 1375 8902 Email: [email protected] Email: Address: 39 Glascar Road, Ballinaskeagh, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5DU COUNTY BOARD DELEGATE Name: Francie McGrath (Proinsias Mac Craith) Tel: Mob: 074 6278 5008 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Address: 9 Rosevale Road, Ballyvarley, Banbridge, BT32 3QJ CHAIRPERSON Name: Deirdre McGrath Mob: 077 6964 6580 Email: [email protected] Email: TREASURER Name: Mairead McGrath Mob: 077 1662 0696 Email: [email protected] Email: PRO Name: Gerard O’Neill Mob: 079 7696 1415 Email: 079 7696 1415 Email: [email protected] IRISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Name: Ciara Devlin Mob: 077 7371 6688 Email: [email protected] CHILDREN’S OFFICER Name: Helen Morgan Mob: 077 1174 7011 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Name: Mob: Email: COACHING OFFICER Name: Mark O’Kane Mob: 078 3408 4189 Email: [email protected] FIXTURES SECRETARY Name: Mob: Email: An Ríocht (An Ríocht) Club Address: 10 Dunavil Road, Kilkeel, BT34 4JT Club Tel: 028 4176 3681 Club Email: [email protected] Web www.anriocht.com Facebook AnRiochtCLG Twitter @AnRiochtGAA Instagram an_riocht_gaa YouTube Other SECRETARY Name: Christopher Morgan (Críostóir Ó Muireagáin) Tel: 077 4995 0440 Mob: 077 4995 0440 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Address: 28 Dunnaval Road, Kilkeel, BT34 4JT COUNTY BOARD DELEGATE Name: Sean O'Rourke (Sean Ó Ruairc) Tel: 028 4176 2377 Mob: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Address: 1 Benagh Road, Greencastle, Kilkeel, BT34 4LT CHAIRPERSON Name: Raymond Sloan Mob: 078 7263 6364 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] TREASURER Name: Michael O'Rourke Mob: 078 4637 7682 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] PRO Name: Mob: Email: Email: IRISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Name: Declan Colgan Mob: 078 0962 2732 Email: [email protected] CHILDREN’S OFFICER Name: Joanne White Mob: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Name: Mob: Email: COACHING OFFICER Name: Thomas Sloan Mob: 078 2143 2428 Email: [email protected] FIXTURES SECRETARY Name: Gavin Finnegan Mob: 078 4013 6351 Email:
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