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Dorsey Emmet's GFC

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The decision to develop a playing ground was made in 2003, and was immensely ambitious for so small and young a club. Money to build the field was raised by the local community and the club. The project succeeded and the club's home ground is now the Rory McGee Park in Dorsey village, close to the
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church and community centre. The field was named after Rory McGee, the first secretary of the reformed club, who died in 2005 aged 26. The first official game played was in January 2007 when the Dorsey Senior Ladies team played
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on Easter Sunday which ended in a draw, 3-02 to 2-05. In the face of economic depression and mass emigration the Emmet's managed to keep the club alive until 1956, when they were obliged to amalgamate with Cullyhanna.
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in Belleeks. In 2006 the U-14 side also won a shield against Belleeks at the Silverbridge field. In May 2007, the Dorsey senior team took part in their first match to be broadcast live, on
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The Ladies senior team were awarded Club of the year in Armagh in 2008 and in 2010 were asked to participate in the 2010 Comórtas Peile Páidi Ó Sé tournament in the
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In 1948 the Emmet's were reformed and affiliated, adopting the green and gold of the old team. Their first game was a challenge against neighbouring club
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In 2012 Dorsey's Senior Men's team was promoted from the Junior league to the Intermediate league in a landmark achievement for the club.
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In 1999, Dorsey Emmet's reformed and affiliated for the 2000 season. In 2003 the U-10 team won the 3rd Division shield against
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On 17 March 1917, the first recorded game of the Dorsey Emmet's took place in Caffrey's Meadow near Dorsey School, against
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from 26–28 February. The Comórtas Ó Sé is an invitation-only senior club Men's and Ladies Gaelic football tournament.
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in 1919-21 saw a decline in interest in Gaelic football in the Dorsey area.
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and the surrounding area of Lower Creggan parish, in the rural south of
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Dorsey's U-14 players are amalgamated with Newtownhamilton and play as
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teams at Under-8, U-10 and senior level, and is also involved in
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Gaelic Athletic Association clubs established in 1917
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County
Armagh
54°08′34.76″N 6°33′03.33″W / 54.1429889°N 6.5509250°W / 54.1429889; -6.5509250
Gaelic Athletic Association
Dorsey
County Armagh
Northern Ireland
Armagh GAA
football
Ladies' Gaelic football
Armagh Junior Football Championship
Belleeks
Lislea
War of Independence
Cullyhanna Kevin Barry's
Armagh Junior Football Championship
Intermediate
Clan na Gael
Whitecross
Five FM
Armagh Intermediate Football Championship
Armagh Junior Football Championship
Dingle Peninsula
County Kerry

Mullabrack Ladies
Armagh GAA

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