Erins Hope Dungarvan

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Erin's Hope

Founded:

1895

County:

Waterford

Nickname:

The Hopes

Club colours:

White And Green

Grounds:





Standard colours

Erins Hope Dungarvan was a Gaelic Athletic Association club located in Dungarvan Co Waterford they were formed in 1895 when a Split Occurred in The Dungarvan Team which Resulted in The Forming of Two Teams One Called Erins Hope and the Other Called Shandon Rovers

1 History
2 Honours
3 External links
4 Notes and references

[edit] History

[edit] Honours

Waterford Senior Football Championship

1896, 1897, 1898,

[edit] External links

http://waterford.gaa.ie/page/senior_football.html

v • d • e Waterford GAA Clubs

Hurling

Senior Hurling Championship	Abbeyside • Ardmore • Ballyduff Lower • Ballyduff Upper • Ballygunner • De La Salle • Fourmilewater • Lismore • Mount Sion • Passage • Stradbally • Tallow

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	Fenor • Mt. Melleray • Modeligo • Old Parish • St. Pauls • Tourin

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