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Round Towers GAA (Clondalkin)

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History
Honours
Notable players
Senior inter-county footballers Others
Teams
See also

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Round Towers (Irish: Cumann an Chloigthí, Cluain Dolcáin ) is a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) associated with the Dublin County Board club based in Clondalkin, Co. Dublin. The Club plays the Gaelic games of Gaelic football, Hurling in both men's and women's codes.

History

In December 1884, one month after the G.A.A. was founded, a group of men gathered in Clondalkin to form a Gaelic Football Club. Among those present were David Molloy, J. Wixted, J. Carroll, J. Keogh, C. Ryder, P. Doran, The Errity Brothers one of whom, Tom, was later to win All-Ireland Senior medals with Dublin in '92', '94, '98, '99 and 1902.

Towers won their first competition, the Baltyboys Tournament in 1889 They won their first Dublin Trophy — the Junior League in 1910 with Matt Nolan as captain. They again won the Junior League and Junior Championship in 1926 and – would you believe it – with Matt Nolan again as captain.

Success in the Leixlip Tournament of 1928 is noteworthy because St. Mary's Leixlip included the two Kildare "greats" Larry Stanley and Matt Goff. The Club had attained Senior status in the thirties and three of its members, Tom Dowd Paddy Hickey and Billy Dowling played for Dublin and Leinster.

The Club lost the 1941 Junior Championship but won the 1942 League to regain Senior status. They contested the Intermediate Championship finals in 1948,1950 and 1951 and defeated O'Dwyers in the I.L.F. in 1951, and went on to win the Dublin Intermediate Football Championship in 1952.

Winners of the Under 21 Dublin Championship in its inauguration year 1964, this same team challenged strongly for senior championship honours up to 1970 G. Freyne. P. Barrett, G. Gray, D. Keating, T. Higgins and C. Dowling were all prominent members of that team. This feat was repeated 25 years later in 1989 when the Club won the Under 21 A championship for the second time.

Paddy Delaney, Tony, his son, Fred Kavanagh, Michael Egan and Jim Gavin are all holders of All-Ireland medals.

Others include John O'Malley and Paddy Taylor who along with Paddy Delaney were ALL -Ireland Minor football Winners with Dublin in 1959.

Honours

1964 and 1989:

Dublin U21 Football A Championship

1993:

All Ireland Football Féile Division 1 Winners

1997:

All Ireland Football Féile Division 1 Runners-Up

2002:

AIB Cup Winners
Dublin AHL Div 9 Winners
Dublin Under-16 Hurling League Div 2 Winners

2003:

Minor Hurling B Championship Winners
U21 Football A Championship Runners-Up

2004:

Minor Football A Championship Winners
Dublin Minor Football League Div 1 Winners
Minor Hurling A Championship Winners

2005:

Dublin Junior A Football Championship Runners-Up

2006:

Dublin AFL Division 1 Runners-Up
Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship Winners

2009:

Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship Runners-Up

2010:

Dublin Adult Ladies League Division 2 Winners

2011:

Dublin Intermediate Ladies Football Championship Winners
Dublin Minor Hurling League Division 2 Runners-Up
Dublin Division 5 Football Féile Winners
Dublin Under-16 Football Cup Runners-Up

2012:

Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship Runners-Up
AFL Division 5 Runners-Up
AFL Division 9 Winners
Sheridan Cup Winners
Dublin Div 4 Football Féile Winners
Dublin Under-16 D Football Shield Winners
Dublin Under-15 C Football Shield Winners

2013:

AIB Cup Runners-Up
Junior E Hurling Championship Runners-Up
Dublin U14 Div 4 Football League Winners
Dublin U16 Div 5 Football League Winners
Dublin U13 Div 9 Football League Winners
Dublin U16 Ladies Div 2 Football League Winners

2014:

Dublin AHL Division 4 Winners
AFL Division 8 Winners
Dublin Senior B Football Championship Runners-Up
Dublin Junior C Football Championship Runners-Up
Dublin Senior 7 Camogie Championship Winners
Dublin Under-14 Div 4 Camogie League Winners
Dublin Under-14 Camogie 'D' Championship Winners
Dublin Div 4 Camogie Féile Runners-Up
Dublin Under-13 Ladies Football Div 5 Cup Runners-Up
Dublin Under-13 Ladies Football Div 6 Runners-Up

2015:

Corn Ceitin Cup Runners-Up
Dublin AHL Div 9 Winners
Dublin Under-14 Div 3 Football League Winners
Dublin Under-14 Div 2 Hurling League Runners-Up
Dublin Under-14 Div 5 Ladies Football Championship Runners-Up

2016:

Dublin AHL Div 8 Winners
Dublin Adult Ladies League Div 3 Runners-Up
Dublin Under-16 'C' Football Championship Winners
Dublin Under-16 Div 5 Football League Winners
Dublin Under-15 Ladies Football Div 4 Winners

2017:

Dublin Under-14 Ladies Football Div 4 Féile Winners
Dublin Under-13 Div 5 Hurling League Winners
Dublin Div 4 Camogie Féile Runners-Up
Dublin Under-13 Div 5 Ladies Football Cup Runners-Up
Dublin Under-15 'C' Hurling Championship Runners-Up
Dublin Under-16 Div 3 Football League Winners

2018:

Dublin Div 5 Hurling Féile Winners
Dublin Under-13 Hurling Div 3 Winners
Dublin Under-14 Hurling Div 4 Runners-up
Dublin U1nder-6 Hurling Div 3 Winners
Dublin Under-17 Ladies Football Div 3 Shield Winners
Dublin Under-15 Ladies Football Div 4 Winners
Dublin Under-15 Ladies Football Div 3 Championship Winners
Dublin Under-13 Ladies Football Div 5 Cup Winners
Dublin Under-13 Ladies Football Div 5 Runners-Up
Dublin Junior 4 Camogie Championship Runners-U
Dublin Under-15 Camogie D 3 Winners

Notable players

Senior inter-county footballers

: //Dublin GAA">Dublin

Jim Gavin
Darren Homan
Tom Mulligan
Derek Murray
John O'Brien
Hannah Tyrrell
Paul Clifford

: //Laois GAA">Laois

Tom Kelly
Greg Ramsbottom

: //Kerry GAA">Kerry

Killian Burns

Others

: //Ireland women's national rugby union team">Ireland women's rugby union international

{{flagicon|Ireland|rugby union}} Hannah Tyrrell

: //National Football League">NFL American footballer

Neil O'Donoghue

Teams

Adult Football

AFL2
AFL5
AFL8
AFL11
U21
Minor
Gaelic4Fathers

Adult Hurling

AHL3
AHL7
U21
Minor

Juvenile Football

U8
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14A
U14B
U15
U16

Juvenile Hurling

Ladies Football

Senior Div2
U16
U14
U12
U11
U10
U9
U8
Gaelic4Mothers

Camogie