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Miltown Malbay GAA
St Joseph's Miltown Naomh Iosaf Sráid na Cathrach Founded: 1892 County: Clare Nickname: - Club colours: Maroon and Yellow Grounds: Hennessy Memorial Park Playing kits 
Standard coloursSenior Club Championships All Ireland Munster
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championsFootball : 0 0 12 St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay GAA Club was formed in 1892. Its home ground is Hennessy Memorial Park which is located out the Spanish Point road in the town. Hennessy Memorial Park is one of the largest fields in the country and is often regarded as one of the best pitches mainly due to its ability to be played on even after the worst of weather. It underwent a major redevelopment in the 1990s and was rewarded with the hosting of county finals in both football and hurling in the late 90s as well as numerous inter-county matches. A 1100 seater stand is just after being built on the carpark side of the pitch. It is a real asset to the facilities at Hennessy Memorial Park. Its primary colours are maroon and amber while in recent years the club had also worn a second strip which was navy and yellow. The current club Chairperson is: Gerry (twin) McMahon, Club Member Noel Walsh is a former Munster Council Chairman who was instrumental in abolishment of Rule 42. The current club sponsors are Cogans Bar & Restaurant.
Teams
The club has teams in both male and ladies competitions. It has male teams at Senior, Junior A, U21, Minor, U16, U14, U12, U10 and U8 while it has ladies team in Senior, Junior, Minor, U16 and U14. .
Roll Of Honour
- Clare Senior Football Championships: 1905,1906,1916,1923,1925,1927,1932,1949,1953,1959,1985,1990
Cusack Cups: 1942,1949,1950,1960,1963,1995,2010
Junior Championships: 1923,1924,1949
Under 21 A Titles: 1970,1971,1977,1978,2002,
Under 21 B Titles: 1997,2002,2008
Minor A Titles: 1924,1926,1928,1932,1946,1948,1950,1955,1956,1957,1958,1960,1961
Under 16 League: 1984, 2006
Under 16 Championship: 1984, 2006
Under 15 Championship: 1933,1942 (B),1943,1945,1946,1947,1950(A&B),1951,1953,1955,1956,1957,1958
Under 12 A Championship: 2006
Under 12 B Championship: 2001
Under 14 Feile na nÓg: 1998,2007
North Clare Senior Champions: 1997
Redmond Cup: 1906
Clare Shield: 1981,1991
Senior B Championship: 2007
Garry Cup - Division 2: 2005
McNamara Cup: 1997
County Players
Currently club members Graham and Gordon Kelly are on the Clare Senior team. When Clare won the Munster Final in 1992 they were represented by Martin Flynn, JJ Rouine and Carl Walshe.Eoin McDonagh is a current Clare Minor.
Clare Gaelic Athletic Association Affiliated Clubs Hurling Senior Hurling Championship Ballyea • Clarecastle • Clonlara • Clooneyquin • Corofin • Cratloe • Crusheen • Éire Óg • Inagh • Kilnamona • Kilmaley • Newmarket • O'Callaghan Mills • Ogonelloe • Scarriff • Sixmilebridge • Smith O'Brien's • St Joseph's Doora-Barefield • Tubber • Tulla • Wolfe TonesIntermediate Hurling Championship Bodyke • Broadford • Clarecastle 2 • Clooneyquin 2 • Ennistymon • Feakle • Inagh • Kilnamona 2 • Killanena • Kilmaley 2 • Meelick • Parteen • Ruan • Sixmilebridge 2 • WhitegateJunior Hurling Championship Banner • Clonboney • Kilkee Bealatha • KilmihilFootball Senior Football Championship Ballyvaughan • Cooraclare • Corofin • Doonbeg • Éire Óg • Ennistymon • Kilmurray • Ibrickane • Kilrush Shamrocks • Liscannor • Lissycasey • O'Curry's • Shannon Gaels • St Joseph's Doora-Barefield • St. Joseph's, Milltown • St. Senan's Kilkee • Wolfe TonesIntermediate Football Championship Clondegad • Clooney Quin • Cratloe • Kilmihil • Kilmurray • Ibrickane 2 • Michael Cusack's • O'Callaghan Mills • St. Breckan'sJunior Football Championship Banner • Clarecastle • Clonboney • Coolmeen • Crusheen • Feakle • Kildysart • Kilfenora • Killimer • Meelick • Moy • Naomh EoinCategories:- 1892 in Gaelic games
- Sports clubs established in 1892
- Gaelic Athletic Association clubs in County Clare
- Gaelic football clubs in County Clare
- Munster GAA club stubs
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