Clann na nGael GAA (Tyrone)

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Clann na nGael Aughabrack Dunamanagh G.A.C.
Clann na nGael
Founded:1996
County: Tyrone
Colours:Green, Yellow & White
Grounds:Daniel O'Connell Park, Aughabrack
St. Patrick's Park, Dunamanagh
Coordinates: 54°49′33.00″N7°13′34.34″W / 54.8258333°N 7.2262056°W / 54.8258333; -7.2262056
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Clann na nGael Aughabrack Dunamanagh G.A.C., is a Gaelic Athletic Association club based in north County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, with its home grounds based at Aughabrack and Dunamanagh.

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History

The Club was formed in 1996 from an amalgamation of Dunamanagh and Aughabrack as Donagheady Gaels; renamed Clann na nGael Aughabrack Dunamanagh G.A.C. in 1997.

Aughabrack was established in 1979 as junior club. Previous club existed in the area in 1948-52. Promoted to Division 2 at end of first season of competition, and to Division 1 at end of second season; amalgamated at Youth level with Dunamanagh, St Patrick's as Donagheady; 1995. Won Frank O Neill Cup. Club won two Tyrone titles at Adult Scór.

Notable players

Roll of honour


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