| Cambridge Parnells | ||
|---|---|---|
| Peáirnéil CLG Cambridge | ||
| Founded | 2006 | |
| County | Hertfordshire | |
| Nickname | Parnells | |
| Colours | Sky Blue and White | |
| Grounds | Coldham's Common | |
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Cambridge Parnells are a Gaelic football club in the city of Cambridge, England.
| Cambridge Parnells | ||
|---|---|---|
| Peáirnéil CLG Cambridge | ||
| Founded | 2006 | |
| County | Hertfordshire | |
| Nickname | Parnells | |
| Colours | Sky Blue and White | |
| Grounds | Coldham's Common | |
| ||
Cambridge Parnells are a Gaelic football club in the city of Cambridge, England.
The history of the club is a short one. The club was formed in April 2006 by students at the University of Cambridge. However, the club re-established Gaelic games in the city after the presence of Cambridge Harps, a team that competed up until the late 1980s. Underage teams came through in the 2010s and won county honours but the club is currently made up of just adult teams.
The Men's team compete in the Hertfordshire county, alongside clubs from Watford, St Albans, Luton, Waltham Cross and Oxford, and won County Championships in 2007 and 2009. However, success was not as forthcoming in the following years as firstly Glen Rovers of Watford and then Eire Og of Oxford dominated Hertfordshire football, with Parnells often struggling to field competitive teams. In recent seasons Parnells have been closer to the leading clubs, losing the 2022 Championship Semi Final to Eire Og by a point and falling at the same hurdle in 2023 to St Joseph's Waltham Cross after extra time.
The Ladies team were members of the Glo-Herts (Gloucestershire and Hertfordshire) county, which covered much of the South of England, but rarely competed due to the geographical distances. However, in 2024 they will compete in the Hertfordshire region, which will shorten travel distances and hopefully allow for more regular games.
The team play in Coldham's Common in Cambridge.
Cambridge Parnells is the only GAA club in a large area of East Anglia, attracting players from the surrounding region and nearby cities and towns such as Newmarket, Norwich, Ipswich and Peterborough.
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