Erins Isle

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Erins Isle

CLG Oileán na hÉireann

Founded:

1917

County:

Dublin

Nickname:

The Parish

Club colours:

Green with black band

Grounds:

Farnham Drive, Finglas





Standard colours

Senior Club Championships

	All Ireland	Leinster champions	Dublin champions
Football :	-	-	2
Hurling :	-	-	1

Erins Isle is a Gaelic Athletic Association club in Finglas, Dublin, Ireland. Erins Isle have won the Dublin Senior Football Championship on two occasions in 1993 and 1997. Erins Isle won the Dublin Senior Hurling Championship once, in 1983.

[edit] Famous Players

Charlie Redmond - Former Dublin player
Keith Barr - Former Dublin player
Mick Deegan - Former Dublin player

[edit] External links

v • d • e Dublin Gaelic Athletic Association Affiliated Clubs

Senior Football Championship	Ballinteer St.John's • Ballyboden St. Enda's • Ballymun Kickhams • Clontarf • DIT • DCU • Erins Hope • Erins Isle • Fingal Ravens • Fingallians • Kilmacud Crokes • Lucan Sarsfields • Na Fianna • Naomh Barróg • Naomh Maur • Naomh Mearnóg • Naomh Ólaf • O'Toole's • Parnells • Raheny • Round Towers (Clondalkin) • St.Anne's • St.Brigid's • St.Jude's • St.Mark's • St.Mary's, Saggart • St.Oliver Plunketts ER • St.Peregrine's • St.Sylvesters's • St.Vincent's • Thomas Davis • Trinity Gaels • UCD • Whitehall Colmcille

Intermediate Football Championship	Ballyboden St. Enda's^* • Ballymun Kickhams^* • Clann Mhuire • Clanna Gael Fontenoy • Craobh Chiaráin • Crumlin • Cuala • Erins Isle^* • Fingallians^* • Garda • Garristown • Good Counsel • Innisfails • Kilmacud Crokes^* • Lucan Sarsfields^* • Na Fianna^* • Naomh Fionnbarra • Naomh Mearnóg^* • O'Dwyers • Round Towers (Lusk) • Skerries Harps • St. Brigids^* • St Judes^* • St.Mary's, Saggart^* • St.Finian's (Swords) • St. Margarets • St.Patrick's (Palmerstown) • St.Sylvesters's^* • St.Vincent's^* • Templeogue Synge Street • Thomas Davis^*

Junior Football Championship	Ballyboughal • Bank of Ireland • Castleknock • Civil Service • Man O'War • Scoil Uí Chonaill • St.Finnian's (Newcastle) • St James Gaels • St. Monica's • St. Patrick's (Donabate) • Starlights • Ballyboden Wanderers

Junior 'B' 'C' 'D' Football Championship	Allied Irish Bank • Adamstown • Ballyfermot De La Dalle • Beann Éadair • Croí Ro Noafa • Erin Go Breagh • Geraldine Moran's • Liffey Gaels • Na Dubhgall • Park Rangers • Portobello • Rosmini Gaels • St James Gaels • Ranelagh Gaels • Robert Emmets • Stars of Erin • St.Brendan's (Grangegorman) • St.Colmcille's (Balheary) • St.Francis Gaels • St.Kevin's Killian's • St.Martin's • Wild Geese

Senior Hurling Championship	Ballyboden St. Enda's • Craobh Chiaráin • Crumlin • Cuala • Faughs • Kilmacud Crokes • Lucan Sarsfields • Naomh Mearnóg • O'Toole's • St.Brigid's • St.Jude's • St.Vincent's • UCD

Senior 'B' Hurling Championship	Ballinteer St.John's • Commercials • Erins Isle • Na Fianna • Naomh Fionnbarra • Naomh Ólaf • Raheny • Round Towers (Clondalkin) • St.Mark's • St.Oliver Plunketts ER • St.Patrick's (Palmerstown) • Thomas Davis

Intermediate Hurling Championship	Ballyboden St. Enda's^* • Clanna Gael Fontenoy • Craobh Chiaráin^* • Faughs^* • Fingallians • Kevin's Hurling club • Kilmacud Crokes^* • Setanta Hurling Club (Ballymun) • St.Peregrine's • St.Vincent's^* • Trinity Gaels • Whitehall Colmcille

Junior Hurling Championship	Castleknock • Naomh Barróg • Good Counsel • Scoil Uí Chonaill • St.Finian's (Swords) • St.Sylvesters's

Junior 'B' Hurling Championship	Civil Service • Liffey Gaels • O'Dwyers

*=Club fielding a seconds team,template correct as of 23:06, 5 April 2008 (UTC)