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Longstone following. The victory, although narrow, was deserved and it was the typical poaching style of the forwards which sealed it for Longstone, with a spectacular goal late in the second half. Longstone Panel: Martin Burden, Michael Haughian (Capt.), Niall Rogers, Wilfred Rogers, Joseph Blair, Thomas McCartan (Jnr.), Adrian Haughian, Denis Cotter, Brendan McDowell, John Poland, Michael Curran, Emmett Haughian (Jr.), Christopher Burden, Eamon Kelly, Brendan Trainor, John Trainor, Terry Trainor, Kieran Rooney, Peter Trainor (Snr.), Aquinas Haughian, Eugene Cunningham, Paul Trimble.
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Shamrocks. Longstone's Panel: Martin Smith, Adrian Haughian, Wilfred Rogers, Brendan McDowell, Michael Haughian, Thomas McCartan (Sr.), Thomas McCartan (Jr.), Joe Blair, Peter Trainor (Capt.), Paul Rogers, Martin Fitzpatrick, Charlie Cunningham, Brian Trainor, Liam Burden, Joey Annett, Martin Burden, John Pat Trainor, Paul Trimble, Eugene Cunningham, Terry Trainor, Michael Curran. The team were managed by Thomas McCartan.
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relegation battle previously. The Sevens team continued their success through from the previous season by winning the
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Kilmacud Sevens. The U-12 team made the final of the 'B' Championship, which shows some great prospects for the future. The redevelopments of the pitch resumed, with the fencing around the field being replaced and the dug outs being replaced, yet another sign of the club's continuing ambitions for the future.
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decider against a strong Warrenpoint side. But it was not to be as Warrenpoint walked out of Páirc Esler with the W. J. Farrell Cup. P. J. Magee said after the final, "You have to learn how to lose a final before you win one". How true he proved to be!
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1436:East Belfast
1431:Castlewellan
1337:St Michael's
1325:East Belfast
1312:Aughlisnafin
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1150:Ballyholland
1057:Clonduff GAC
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99:5°55′58.87″W
87:Coordinates:
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1427:Ballyvarley
1412:Warrenpoint
1361:Ballygalget
1329:Glasdrumman
1285:Teconnaught
1261:Newry Bosco
1245:Ballymartin
1220:Warrenpoint
1047:Bredagh GAC
984:Mark Poland
905:1997, 2022
561:Warrenpoint
509:Páirc Esler
220:County Down
111: /
26:Cloch Fhada
1456:Categories
1379:Portaferry
1207:Mayobridge
1159:Bryansford
1062:Kilcoo GAC
996:Mark Doran
960:2002 2003
881:Years Won
577:tiebreaker
544:Mayobridge
521:Mayobridge
465:Mayobridge
1402:Carryduff
1356:Ballycran
1288:Tullylish
1282:St Paul's
1279:St John's
1273:Rostrevor
1269:An Ríocht
1254:Drumaness
1242:Annaclone
1197:Longstone
1169:Carryduff
1042:An Riocht
755:Cancelled
595:Division
540:SFC final
454:An Ríocht
413:The 1990s
384:The 1980s
342:The 1970s
322:The 1960s
290:The 1950s
255:Beginning
66:The Stone
63:Nickname:
1441:Kilclief
1407:Clonduff
1371:Liatroim
1333:Kilclief
1309:Ardglass
1306:Aghaderg
1257:Drumgath
1239:Atticall
1192:Liatroim
1179:Clonduff
1131:Down GAA
1026:See also
216:Annalong
214:club in
79:Grounds:
71:Colours:
42:Founded:
1398:Ballela
1366:Bredagh
1321:Dundrum
1318:Dromara
1154:Bredagh
868:Honours
592:Season
429:Medal.
250:History
240:Camogie
1315:Bright
1187:Kilcoo
1164:Burren
875:Title
604:Round
232:parish
51:County
1276:Saval
1183:Glenn
1134:clubs
971:2008
949:1993
938:1993
927:2007
894:2002
878:Wins
825:10/10
685:11/12
662:10/12
639:11/16
616:10/16
598:Pos.
210:is a
1216:Saul
848:7/10
841:2024
818:2023
802:1/10
795:2022
779:3/12
772:2021
747:2020
731:2/11
724:2019
708:2/12
701:2018
678:2017
655:2016
632:2015
609:2014
363:Cork
57:Down
45:1945
858:TBC
853:SFC
830:SFC
807:SFC
784:SFC
761:SFC
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713:SFC
690:SFC
667:SFC
644:SFC
621:SFC
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812:R2
789:R3
766:R3
741:QF
718:R2
695:R2
672:R3
649:R3
626:SF
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