Brickey Rangers GAA

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Brickey Rangers GAA Club
Rodaithe na Brice CLG
Founded: 1896
County: Waterford
Nickname: The Brickeys
Club colours: Orange and Black Stripes
Grounds: Bushy Park
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Senior Club Championships
All Ireland Munster
champions		 Waterford
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Football : 0 0 1
Hurling : 0 0 0

Brickey Rangers GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association club based a few miles outside of Dungarvan, County Waterford, Ireland.[1] The club enters teams in both hurling and gaelic football. Brickey Rangers have won one Waterford Senior Football Championship in 1963.[2]

[edit] Honours

Junior Hurling Championship 2005 Interimated Football Championship 2006

[edit] References

  1. ^ Map showing club location. Retrieved on 2008-04-06.
  2. ^ Roll of Honour. Retrieved on 2008-04-06.

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Waterford GAA Clubs
Hurling
Senior Hurling Championship
Intermediate Hurling Championship
Ballydurn • Ballygunner "B" • Ballysaggart • Brickey Rangers  • Cappoquin • Clashmore  • Clonea-Power • Colligan • De La Salle "B"  • Dungarvan • Dunhill • Erin's Own • Ferrybank • Geraldines • Kilgobinet • Kill  • Lismore "B" • Mount Sion "B" • Portlaw • Rinn Ó gCuanach • Roanmore • Shamrocks • St. Marys • St. Mollerans • St. Saviours • Tramore
Gaelic Football
Senior Football Championship
Ardmore • Ballinacourty • Brickey Rangers • Clashmore • Gaultier • Kilrossanty • John Mitchells • The Nire • Rathgormack • Rinn Ó gCuanach • Stradbally • St.Brendan's • St. Saviours
Intermediate Football Championship
Bunmahon • Ballinameela • Ballyduff Lower • Butlerstown • De La Salle • Dungarvan • Dunhill • Emmetts • Ferrybank • Geraldines • Kilgobinet • Kill • Kilmacthomas • Lismore • John Mitchells "B" • Newtown • Portlaw • St. Mollerans • St. Saviours "B" • Sliabh gCua • Stradbally "B" • Tramore
Other Junior Clubs
Hurling and Gaelic Football
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Underage Clubs/Amalgamations
Hurling and Gaelic Football
An Gaeltacht • Ballyduff/Butlerstown • Comeragh Gaels • Dunhill/Fenor • Lismore/Ballysaggart • Naomh Bríd • Sacred Heart • St. Olivers • Tallow/Shamrocks


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