Club Titles – U13/U14

• 2017: Shamrock Gaels = Ballymahon Forgney Gaels + Southern Gaels

Past Club Names:

• Ballymahon or Leo Caseys was Ballymahon underage prior to Ballymahon Forgney Gaels.
• Ballymore Shamrocks was underage section of the Ballymore club. Not affiliated since end of 2018.
• Clonahard Gaels was an underage club that existed briefly in Longford underage competition in 1965.
• Clonguish Óg also won titles as Clonguish (pre 1958), Padraig Pearses (1958-1964) & Lough Forbes Gaels (1965-2000).
• Cuchullains was Cashel underage prior to the formation of Southern Gaels.
• Forgney was St. Munis Forgney underage prior to the formation of Ballymahon Forgney Gaels.
• Granard won underage titles prior to 1958 as St. Marys. Thereafter played and won as Granard.
• Killashee was St. Brigids Killashee underage prior to the formation of Southern Gaels.
• Legan Casements was Legan Sarsfields underage prior to the formation of Carrick Sarsfields.
• Longford Slashers won underage titles from 1958-1998 as St. Michaels.
• Moydow Óg was Moydow Harpers underage prior to formation of Ardagh Moydow club.
• Mullinalaghta or St. Columbas was Mullinalaghta underage prior to formation of Northern Gaels.
• St. Annes was Young Grattans underage in 1980’s prior to the club becoming Grattan Gaels.
• St. Bernards was Abbeylara underage prior to the formation of Northern Gaels.
• St. Colmcilles won underage titles prior to 1961 as Colmcille (St. Colmcilles thereafter).
• St. James was an amalgamation of Ardagh & Moydow underage clubs in 1990’s & 2000’s.
• St. Mels was Shroid Slashers underage prior to the Shroid club becoming inactive in the 2010’s.
• St. Olivers was Carrickedmond underage in the early 1960’s before becoming St. Sinneachs.
• St. Patricks Óg was Ardagh St. Patricks underage. It is now underage club for Ardagh Moydow.
• St. Sinneachs was Carrickedmond underage prior to the formation of Carrick Sarsfields.

(Note: Other clubs added an Óg suffix to their club name, including Killoe, Wolfe Tones, Clonguish, St. Patricks & Moydow)