1924 |
Fredrick Lawless gave Ardclough use of a playing field in the first attempt to establish a GAA club |
1932 |
Ardclough GAA loses field to Land Commission, club disbands |
Mick Houlihan became Ardclough's first intercounty hurler when he played against Dublin in the Leinster Minor Championship Final. |
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1934 |
Leonard "Sonny" Cullen became Ardclough's first intercounty footballer |
1936 |
New club founded at meeting in Mick Treacy's boot and shoe repair workshop by Mick Treacy (Chairman), Johnny O'Grady (Secretary) and Dan Graham (Treasurer) |
1938 |
Ardclough GAA aquired playing field from Jim Christian who agrees to swap for Land Commission site |
1941 |
Junior Footballers won the Championship |
1942 |
Minor Footballers won the Championship |
1944 |
John Farrell is Ardclough's first senior footballer when he played against Carlow |
1948 |
Ardclough hurling club founded by Mick Houlihan (Chairman), Mick Johnson (Secretary) and Patrick "Sonny" O'Connor |
1949 |
Ardclough won the Senior Football Championship beating Army in the final, in front of a then record attendance of 10,035 |
1959 |
Ardclough won a second Junior Football Championship |
1962 |
Ardclough Camogie club was founded by Margaret Buggle (Chairperson), Ann Johnson (Secretary) and Breda Johnson (Treasurer) |
1965 |
Kildare win the All-Ireland U-21 Football Championship beating Roscommon in the final with Ardclough's Cha O'Connor on the panel |
1966 |
Ardclough branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann founded with Paddy Corry as Chairman |