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St. Malachy’s – A Brief History 1969 saw adult teams from St. Malachys compete for the first time and success came very quickly with the junior team, led by current Count Chairman, Séamus Ó Faoláin, winning the 1970 championship. The Derrevarragh Cup was also captured in 1970. 1974 saw the annexing of the Intermediate league and this was retained in 1975. 1975 also saw the club win the Intermediate championship, beating Tyrrellspass in the final. The club made their mark at Senior level, winning the Feis Cup in 1979 and 1980. 1981 saw the high-point in the club’s history when the Senior title was won. After a very sluggish start to the “League” championship, St. Malachy’s came good and qualified for the final versus Athlone. St. Malachy’s took the “Flanagan Cup” on a 1-9 to 1-8 scoreline to start great celebrations in the Castletown/Dysart area. The club played in three more finals in the eighties – 1982, 1983 and 1985 - but unfortunately success eluded. The juvenile club captured the Under 12 title in 1991. In 1994 St. Malachys were relegated to Intermediate ranks and, indeed, the Intermediate final was contested in 1998 when Ballymore were the winners. The Intermediate title was finally claimed in 2001 when St. Malachy’s overcame Rosemount. The club also captured the Intermediate cup in 2001. The clubs latest success at senior level came in 2005 when they were crowned Feis Cup Champions. St. Malachys have also enjoyed success off the pitch in the Scór competition, the highlight coming when Mary Garvin, Sean Fallon and Edward Bouabbse captured the All-Ireland Scór na nÓg Question Time title. Senior Roll of Honour To read a match report from the final please click on the relevant match. (work in progress). Underage Roll of Honour Under 21 Minor Under 17 Under 16 Under 14
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