Ahascragh-Fohenagh

Cuttings & stories

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AIB Connacht Club Intermediate Hurling Championship final replay

2016-11-15 · Connaught Telegraph

AIB Connacht Club IHC final replay (Athleague). INA cutting held — score disputed pending an agreeing re-cite.

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Year to remember; Ahascragh Fohenagh Galway & Connacht IHC Champions

2017-04-21 · Connacht Tribune

Catalog title locator — AF 2016 Galway & Connacht IHC season retrospective. Cite only; no invented scores.

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Castlegar v Ahascragh/Fohenagh

2021-09-17 · Galway City Tribune

Catalog title locator — Castlegar v Ahascragh/Fohenagh. Linked to scored Wikipedia R1.

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Minor Trials

1998 · Paper

Minor Trials

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Galway Minor Trials

1996 · Paper

Galway Minor Trials

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All-Ireland Schools

1998 · Paper

All-Ireland Schools

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Cathal Lohan

1998 · Paper

Cathal Lohan

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U16 All Ireland Champions

1996 · Paper

U16 All Ireland Champions

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Galway U16 Panel

1996 · Paper

Galway U16 Panel

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Galway U14 Panel

1994 · Paper

Galway U14 Panel

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Man of the Match in drawn Final

1959 · Paper

Man of the Match in drawn Final

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Final ends in Thrilling Draw

1959 · Paper

Final ends in Thrilling Draw

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Sweeney, Star of the Champions

1959 · Paper

Sweeney, Star of the Champions

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Fohenagh advance

1957 · Paper

Fohenagh advance

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Fohenagh Double

1957 · Paper

Fohenagh Double

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Hard Hurling

1956 · Paper

Hard Hurling

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Intermediate All-Ireland Winners

2002 · Paper

Intermediate All-Ireland Winners

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Article photo (undated)

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Newspaper / article cutting

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Connacht Tribune, 27 April 2018, p.118. Ahascragh-Fohenagh names in the match report

Connacht Tribune · 27 Apr 2018 · p.118 · INA

Padraig Daly revived the tie for Ahascragh-Fohenagh. The report also names Brian Concannon, Sean Finnerty and Stephen Delaney with that side.

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Connacht Tribune, 6 January 2006, p.4. Veronica Sweeney at the club dinner

Connacht Tribune · 6 Jan 2006 · p.4 · INA

Veronica Sweeney was photographed at the Ahascragh-Fohenagh GAA Annual Dinner in Gullane's Hotel, Ballinasloe.

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Connacht Tribune, 22 September 2006, p.30. Alan Moclair scores two goals

Connacht Tribune · 22 Sep 2006 · p.30 · INA

Alan Moclair scored two goals for Ahascragh-Fohenagh.

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Tuam Herald, 20 April 2022, p.63. Alan Moclair named as mentor

Tuam Herald · 20 Apr 2022 · p.63 · INA

Alan Moclair is named as mentor of the Ahascragh-Fohenagh under-15 side that won the Toddie Byrne Shield.

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Tuam Herald, 1 February 2023, p.64. A. Moclair in the team of the round

Tuam Herald · 1 Feb 2023 · p.64 · INA

A. Moclair of Ahascragh-Fohenagh is named in the team of the round.

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Tuam Herald, 11 October 2023, p.62. A. Moclair scores 0-2

Tuam Herald · 11 Oct 2023 · p.62 · INA

The Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out includes A. Moclair on 0-2.

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Connacht Tribune, 13 October 2023, p.107. A. Moclair scores 0-2

Connacht Tribune · 13 Oct 2023 · p.107 · INA

The Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out again includes A. Moclair on 0-2.

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Tuam Herald, 11 September 2024, p.66. A. Moclair comes into the side

Tuam Herald · 11 Sep 2024 · p.66 · INA

A. Moclair came into the Ahascragh-Fohenagh side.

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Tuam Herald, 13 August 2026, p.60. A. Moclair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out

Tuam Herald · 13 Aug 2026 · p.60 · INA

A. Moclair is in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out.

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Tuam Herald, 10 September 2026, p.65. A. Moclair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out

Tuam Herald · 10 Sep 2026 · p.65 · INA

A. Moclair is named again in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out.

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Tuam Herald, 24 September 2026, p.66. A. Moclair at half back

Tuam Herald · 24 Sep 2026 · p.66 · INA

A. Moclair is at half back in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh line-out.

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Tuam Herald, 4 March 2004, p.23. Alan Mocklair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh team

Tuam Herald · 4 Mar 2004 · p.23 · INA

The Tuam Herald names Alan Mocklair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh team.

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Connacht Tribune, 16 September 2005, p.10. Alan Mocklair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh team

Connacht Tribune · 16 Sep 2005 · p.10 · INA

The Connacht Tribune names Alan Mocklair in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh team.

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Connacht Tribune, 31 July 2009, p.17. Ahascragh-Fohenagh beat Craughwell

Connacht Tribune · 31 Jul 2009 · p.17 · INA

Ahascragh-Fohenagh beat Craughwell 4-12 to 1-8, and Alan Mocklair is named in the side.

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Connacht Tribune, 10 December 1999: Fohenagh-Ahascragh under-16 side

Connacht Tribune · 10 Dec 1999 · p.10 · INA

The Connacht Tribune of 10 December 1999 prints a Fohenagh-Ahascragh under-16 side that drew with Meelick-Eyrecourt.

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Connacht Tribune, 8 March 2002, p.4. Ahascragh-Fohenagh beat Oranmore-Maree

Connacht Tribune · 8 Mar 2002 · p.4 · INA

Ahascragh-Fohenagh beat Oranmore-Maree in the first round of the intermediate hurling league at Ballymacward, leading 2-3 to 0-5 at half-time. Jason Lohan scored a goal. Tony Kirwan scored points, and the two did great work at midfield. The line prints Noel Higgins and Seamus Mockler (Connacht Tribune, 8 March 2002, p.4).

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Minor hurling v Kilnadeema-Leitrim; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 9 Mar 2002 · p.23 · INA

The team was: Mark Smyth, Mark Mulryan, Colm Geraghty, John Noone, Trevor Lohan, Cyril Mockler, Alan Molloy, Niall Keighrey, Michael Reynolds, Cathal Barrett, John Gormally, Alan Devine, Laurence Tully, Alan Smyth, Shane Bannerton.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Minor hurling beat Ballinasloe 3-15 to 0-7; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 6 Apr 2002 · p.21 · INA

...Alan Molloy, John Smyth, Cyril Mockler, Michael Reynolds, Niall Keighery, Trevor Lohan, Alan Smyth, Shane Bannerton, Alan Dunne, Kevin Hennelly, Cathal Barrett. Subs., William Lyons, Brendan Kilroy, Philip Kennedy, Francis Mitchell.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Minor championship, Killimor 2-14 Ahascragh-Fohenagh 3-6; Trevor Lohan among the subs

Tuam Herald · 18 May 2002 · p.23 · INA

Subs., Alan Molloy, Brendan Kilroy, Cathal Barrett, Jonathan Noone, Francis Mitchell, Trevor Lohan, Philip Kennedy, Kevin Carew, John Gormally.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Caltra U-14 challenge v St Gabriel's, Kilconnell; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 3 Apr 1999 · p.23 · INA

Team: Damien Coen; Adrian Forde, Brendan Kilroy, David Ryan; Thomas Dalton, Trevor Lohan, Mark Mulryan; Shane Hogan, John Smyth; David Hannon, Brian Kitt, Dara Hannon; Declan Kelly, Francis Mitchell, Niall Loughrey.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: the team that played Rahoon-Newcastle, including Trevor Lohan

Tuam Herald · 10 Apr 1999 · p.19 · INA

Francis Mitchell; Colm Griffin, Philip Kennedy, Jonathan Noone; Shane Bannerton, John Smyth, Alan Brennan; Shane Hogan, Alan Molloy; Simon Leonard, Brendan Kilroy, Trevor Lohan; Stephen Dervin, Kevin Hennelly and Cathal Barrett. Subs., Joe Costello, Damien Coen, David Hannon, Adrian McCormack and J. P. Egan.

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Tuam Herald — Caltra U-14 lost to Tuam Stars 1-12 to 3-4; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 6 Jun 1999 · p.25 · INA

The team was: Paul Bellew; Mark Mulryan, Ian Cunniffe; Thomas Dalton, Kevin Hennelly, Shane Bannerton; Niall Keighrey, Mark O'Neill; Tomas Kenny; Philip Kennedy, Trevor Lohan; Alan Smyth, John Smyth. Subs., Colm Griffin, Kieran Forde, Adrian Forde, Philip McCormack and Niall Mitchell.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: U-16 challenge v Kiltormer; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 27 May 2000 · p.27 · INA

Team Francis Mitchell; Colm Griffin, Colm Geraghty, Kevin Carew; Alan Molloy, William Lyons, John Smyth; Niall Keighrey, Alan Smyth; Trevor Lohan, Michael Reynolds, Kevin Hennelly; Alan Devine, Philip Kennedy, Cathal Barrett.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: U-16 draw with Mullagh; Trevor Lohan named

Tuam Herald · 28 Jul 2001 · p.26 · INA

...Shane Hogan, Alan Brennan, Colm Griffin, Jonathan Noone, Philip Kennedy, John Smyth, Shane Bannerton, Simon Leonard, Kevin Hennelly, Trevor Lohan, Brendan Kilroy, Stephen Dervin, Cathal Barrett, Francis Mitchell, Mark Smyth, Alan Molloy, Dara Hannon, Niall Murray, David Hannon, Joe Costello, Joe Bannerton, J. P. Egan, Tomas Nolan, Aidan Forde, Philip McCormack, Wayne Dowd.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: U-16 hurling and the minor panel, both naming Trevor Lohan

Tuam Herald · 7 Jul 2001 · p.21 · INA

The Ahascragh-Fohenagh minor hurlers had beaten Rahoon-Newcastle 4-10 to 2-10 in Athenry and Kilbeacanty 4-10 to 3-5 in Cappataggle. A win over Killimordaly would take them through from the group, with Moycullen, to the B championship quarter-finals. Trevor Lohan is named on that minor panel and on the under-16 panel, who were to play Kiltormer the following Monday in Fohenagh (Tuam Herald, 7 July 2001).

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Tuam Herald — Caltra U-16 v Monivea-Abbey; Trevor Lohan in the team

Tuam Herald · 21 Jul 2001 · p.22 · INA

Team: Francis Mitchell; Brendan Kilroy, John Smyth, Joe Costello, Tomas Dalton, Kevin Hennelly, Niall Loughery; Simon Leonard, Oisin Kelly; Dara Hannon, Trevor Lohan, Marcus O'Neill; David Hannon, Shane Hogan, Michael O'Donnell.

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Tuam Herald — Caltra festival U-16 hurling; Trevor Lohan named

Tuam Herald · 18 Aug 2001 · p.23 · INA

...Francis Mitchell, Declan Kelly, Michael O'Donnell, Joe Costello, Tom Dalton, Kevin Hennelly, Trevor Lohan, Oisin Kelly, John Smyth, Brian Kitt, Marcus O'Neill, Dara Hannon, David Hannon, Simon Leonard, Joseph Bannerton, Mark Cunniffe, Patrick Birch.

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Connacht Tribune — Ahascragh-Fohenagh U-12 final v Carnmore (4-3 to 2-7); Trevor Lohan on the panel

Connacht Tribune · 4 Jun 1999 · p.4 · INA

The Panel: Francis Mitchell, Colm Griffen, Philip Kennedy, Mark Kelly, Simon Leonard, John Smyth, Mark Mulryan, Shane Hogan, Nicola Gavin, Shane Bannerton, Gemma Kelly, Stephen Dervan, Alan Molloy, Kevin Hennelly, Trevor Lohan. Subs (used): Brenden Kilroy, J.P. Egan.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Ahascragh-Fohenagh U14 panel including Trevor Lohan (v Sarsfields)

Tuam Herald · 29 May 1999 · p.22 · INA

Simon Leonard, Nicola Gavin (0-1), Shane Hogan (0-5), Alan Brennan, Trevor Lohan, Shane Bannerton, Stephen Kennedy, Omar Dalton, Shane Conway, David Taylor.

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Connacht Tribune — Ahascragh/Fohenagh clinch spot in the semi-finals (U14 over Sarsfields).

Connacht Tribune · 4 Jun 1999 · p.6 · INA

Ahascragh/Fohenagh clinch spot in the semi-finals. … great goal from Stephen Dervin and some great points from Shane Hogan from frees had the Ahascragh/Fohenagh combination on the road to victory. To their credit, Sarsfields fought all the way until the final whistle and when Referee Dermot Connolly blew the final whistle Ahascragh/Fohenagh had a deserved two points win after a thriller of a game between two excellent teams. The panel was as follows: Francis Mitchell, Colm Griffin, John Smyth, Mark Kelly, Gemma Kelly, Philip Kennedy, Mark Mulryan, Simon Leonard, Nicola Gavin 0-1, Shane Hogan 0-5, Alan Brennan, Trevor Lohan, Shane Bannerton, Stephen Dervin 1-0, JP Egan, Kevin Hennelly 0-2, Alan Molloy, Joe Bannerton, Brendan Kilroy, Dara Hannon, Cathal Barrett, David Hannon, Joe Costello, Damien Coen, Adrian Forde, Johnathan Noone and Philip McCormack.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Ahascragh-Fohenagh U14 final win over Kilnadeema-Leitrim

Tuam Herald · 12 Jun 1999 · p.25 · INA

Stephen Dervin, Gemma Kelly, Trevor Lohan and young … Kevin Hennelly, Trevor Lohan, Cathal Barrett, Alan … John Smyth, Trevor Lohan and J. P. Egan worked hard.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Ahascragh-Fohenagh v Cappataggle-Caltra U14

Tuam Herald · 21 Aug 1999 · p.21 · INA

Keane, Trevor Lohan and Aidan Gormally. … also Trevor Lohan, Nicola Gavin, Stephen Dervin.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Ahascragh-Fohenagh v Pearses U15; Trevor Lohan among the subs

Tuam Herald · 2 Oct 1999 · p.23 · INA

Subs.: Kevin Carew, Brendan Kilroy, Alan Molloy, Trevor Lohan.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Ahascragh-Fohenagh U16; Trevor Lohan among the subs

Tuam Herald · 20 Nov 1999 · p.21 · INA

Subs. Kevin Carew, Cathal Barrett, Trevor Lohan, Mark Kelly, Alan Molloy.

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Tuam Herald — Ahascragh Hurling Club notes: Mullagh v Ahascragh-Fohenagh U15; outstanding performances from Trevor Lohan

Tuam Herald · 11 Nov 2000 · p.25 · INA

Mullagh beat Ahascragh-Fohenagh 5-8 to 4-6 in the under-15 East Galway Autumn League first round at Fohenagh. Ahascragh-Fohenagh were ten points down at half-time and came back strongly, with outstanding hurling from Kevin Hennelly, Trevor Lohan, Alan Molloy, John Smyth, Colm Griffin, Brendan Kilroy and Mark Mulryan. The team was Francis Mitchell; Philip McCormack, Colm Griffin, Aidan Forde; Alan Brennan, John Smyth, Mark Mulryan; Kevin Hennelly, Alan Molloy; Trevor Lohan, Shane Bannerton, Stephen Dervin; Dara Hannon, Brendan Kilroy and Cathal Barrett. Named to come on were Johnathan Noone, Joe Costello and Wayne Dowd. The junior C fixture, Ahascragh against Killimor in Athenry, was postponed because of the weather (Tuam Herald, 11 November 2000).

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Connacht Tribune 22 Mar 2002: Winners of Festival test — Abbeyknockmoy senior hurlers beat Ahascragh-Fohenagh 1-18 to 1-12 after extra time in the Caltra Festival 2001 final at Fohenagh; Ahascragh-Fohenagh side includes Seamus Moclair, Padraic Leonard, Jason Lohan and Alan Moclair. Seamus Moclair (print) = Séamus Moclair

Connacht Tribune · 22 Mar 2002 · p.7 · INA

Winners of Festival test Abbeyknockmoy Senior Hurlers won the Caltra Festival 2001 final when they defeated Ahascragh-Fohenagh after extra-time at Fohenagh on Monday last. The sides had finished level at normal time with a score of 0-13 to 1-10 but in extra-time Abbeyknockmoy edged ahead and were deserving winners 1-18 to 1-12. The Caltra Street Festival Chairman, Mattie Kilroy thanked the teamas for a fine performance in poor conditions and thanked Sadie Kilcommons of the Caltra Inn for sponsoring the tournament. Ahascragh-Fohenagh Chairman, Seamús Lohan thanked referee Frank Harkin and Abbeyknockmoy for attending for the final. Sadie Kilcommons presented trophies to the runners-up and the winners. One of the features of the game was a fine performance from Michael Coleman, former Galway player, which included a point from a line ball. The Ahascragh-Fohenaghh side was as follows: Noel Higgins, Colm Kennedy, David Costello, Seamus Moclair, Paul Gavin, Padraic Leonard, Paul Gordon, Tony Kirwan, Jason Lohan, Alan Madden, Patrick Sweeney, Alan Moclair, Anthony Griffen, Darren Cotton, Darren Smyth. Subs: Sean Lally, Sean Morrissey, Cathal Brophy and Declan Lally. In a Junior B challenge Abbeyknockmoy defeated Ahascragh-Fohenagh 3-5 to 1-5.

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Connacht Tribune 4 Apr 2003: Hurling League — Ahascragh-Fohenagh intermediate hurlers lost 2-9 to 2-8 to Cappataggle at Killimor; team includes Seamus Mockler, Padraic Leonard and Alan Mockler. Seamus Mockler (print) = Séamus Moclair; Alan Mockler (print) = Alan Moclair

Connacht Tribune · 4 Apr 2003 · p.25 · INA

HURLING LEAGUE The Ahascragh-Fohenagh Intermediate hurlers went down by the narrowest of margins to Cappataggle 2-9 to 2-8 in the League played at Killimor on Sunday evening last. Ahascragh-Fohenagh goals came from Darren Cotten and Mark Devine and the team was as follows: Donal Kelly, Seamus Mockler, David Costello, Padraic Leonard, Paul Gavin, Kevin Gavin, Alan Smyth, Sean Lally, William Lyons, Darren Cotton, Anthony Griffin, Shane Costello, Darren Smyth, Alan Mockler, Mark Devine. Subs: Shane Connelly for Devine, Sean Morrissey for Paul Gavin.

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Connacht Tribune 30 Jul 2004: Intermediate Hurling — Ahascragh / Fohenagh beat Padraic Pearses 2-10 to 0-10 in the final group game of the Co. Intermediate Hurling Championship at St. Brendan’s Park, Loughrea. Seamus Mocklair (print) = Séamus Moclair; Alan Mocklair (print) = Alan Moclair

Connacht Tribune · 30 Jul 2004 · p.10 · INA

INTERMEDIATE HURLING In the final group game in the Co. Intermediate Hurling Championship played in St. Brendan’s Park, Loughrea on Saturday Ahascragh / Fohenagh defeated near neighbours Padraic Pearses on a 2-10 to 0-10 score. The half time score was 0-8 to 0-5 for the winners but Ahascragh / Fohenagh clinched victory in the second half with two excellent goals scored by Darren Smyth and Pat Hartigan. They have now qualified the play off’s in the quarter finals. There was a man of the match performance from centre back Seán Lally who pointed some excellent frees. The teams were as follows: Sean Connelley, John Smyth, Seamus Mocklair, Willie Lyons, Joe Hennelley, Sean Lally, Alan Smyth, Kevin Gavin, John Kelly, Donal Kelly, Patrick Sweeney, Patrick Hartigan, Darren Smyth, Alan Mocklair, Anthony Griffin, Subs used: Laurence Tully, Jason Lohan. Scores for Ahascragh / Fohenagh were: Sean Lally and Anthony Griffin 0-4 each, Darren Smyth and Patrick Hartigan 1-0 each, Alan Mocklair and Donal Kelly 0-1 each. Adrian Burke, Tomás Kenny, Martin Barry (0-1), Mike Carr, Kevin Lally, Padraic Hillary (0-1), Kevin Raftery, Aidan Kilkenny (0-2), Kerrill Hardiman, Jimmy Gelson (0-7), Nial Barrett, Shane Ruane, Sean Hardiman, Seamus Lawless, Tomás Flannery, Subs: Robert Donnellan, Kieran Hillary.

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Connacht Tribune 13 Jan 2017: Ahascragh/Fohenagh Juvenile club AGM elects Padraic Leonard chairman (also listed as U-6 manager) and Trevor Lohan child welfare officer — club officer roles, cutting only (not a playing record)

Connacht Tribune · 13 Jan 2017 · p.45 · INA

Ahascragh/ Fohenagh AGM. The Ahascragh/Fohenagh Juvenile club held its AGM in the Community Centre Fohenagh on Friday Night last, and the following officers were elected for 2017: chairman – Padraic Leonard; secretary – Karen Leonard; assistant secretary – David Leonard; treasurer – Tom O’Brien; assistant treasurer – Kevin Greene; child welfare officer – Trevor Lohan; delegate to Coiste Iomana – David Leonard. The managers appointed for the year were as follows: U-16 – Kevin Greene; U-14 – Nial Murray; U-12 – Gerry Fitzgerald; U-10 – Seamus Carroll; U-8 – Declan Glynn; U-6 – Padraic Leonard.

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Connacht Tribune 13 Oct 2023, County Senior Hurling B final preview: quote from Ahascragh/Fohenagh mentor Padraic Leonard; preview also names Leonard (last year’s boss) and Seamus Moclair in the AF management backroom — mentor/backroom roles, cutting only (not a playing record). The image joins three excerpts from the same page.

Connacht Tribune · 13 Oct 2023 · p.110 · INA

COUNTY SENIOR HURLING B FINAL. Glennon is a fitness doubt but Mullagh can still do it ■ A/Fohenagh will be tough rivals. … “It’s very competitive,” said Ahascragh/Fohenagh mentor Padraic Leonard. “Every game we’ve played, it could have went either way with five minutes to go. We won a couple by two or three points; we lost one by two points, to Mullagh actually who we are playing the next day. “You go out every day feeling you can win but also if you’re not careful, you could lose. I’m fully in favour of this Senior B championship.” … Relegation finalists in 2022, Ahascragh/Fohenagh started with a three-point win over Athenry but after defeat to Mullagh, manager John Madden departed. Last year’s boss Padraic Leonard was part of the backroom with Shane Connelly and John Kelly and they took over along with Seamus Moclair.

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Tuam Herald 16 Jul 2025: Ahascragh-Fohenagh Minor (U-17) B Hurling League final win v Rahoon-Newcastle; Alan Moclair named as trainer (club role — cutting only, not a playing record); Jamie Moclair and Andy Mockler named in the team caption

Tuam Herald · 16 Jul 2025 · p.64 · INA

THE Ahascragh-Fohenagh team and mentors after their Minor (U-17) B Hurling League final win against Rahoon-Newcastle. Back: Colm Kennedy (trainer), Seamus Carroll (manager), Matthew Cunniffe, Stephen Raftery, Philip Fitzgerald, Andy Mockler, Shane Loughnane, Jamie Moclair, Brian Fitzpatrick, Jack Dervan, Ryan Glynn, James Gerrard, Darragh Kennedy, Conall Molloy, Kevin Gavin (trainer), Alan Moclair (trainer); front: Kyle Higgins, Jack Muldowney, Darragh Gavin, Thomas Grenham, Ryan Kennedy (captain), Fabian Carroll, Luke Reynolds, Donnacha Lally, Conor Moclair and Leah Kennedy (mascot).

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Connacht Tribune 14 Nov 2014: Cappataggle 0-19, Ahascragh/Fohenagh 1-8 in the Galway intermediate hurling county final at Duggan Park

Connacht Tribune · 14 Nov 2014 · p.42 · INA

Cappataggle’s hurling success on the double. “Cappataggle’s intermediate hurlers captured the Finnerty Plant Hire Championship when they defeated … Ahascragh/Fohenagh in the County Final at Duggan Park, Ballinasloe, on Saturday on a scoreline of 0-19 to 1-8.” Only the Cappataggle panel is listed; no Ahascragh/Fohenagh players are named.

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Tuam Herald 9 Nov 2016: Connacht Intermediate Hurling final — Ahascragh-Fohenagh 0-19, Ballyhaunis 2-13 after extra-time (a draw, replay to follow)

Tuam Herald · 9 Nov 2016 · p.74 · INA

Ahascragh-Fohenagh reach stalemate with Ballyhaunis. Result panel: Ahascragh-Fohenagh 0-19, Ballyhaunis 2-13 (after extra-time), at Athleague. The report names Ahascragh-Fohenagh captain Padraic Mannion, Cathal Mannion, Stephen Smyth, Eoghain Delaney, Finbarr Donnellan, Stephen Kelly and John Finnerty; the photo caption names William Dilleen, Ahascragh-Fohenagh manager. No team lists are printed on this page.

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Tuam Herald 22 Feb 2017: the Ahascragh-Fohenagh team stand for the National Anthem before the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling final v Carrickshock

Tuam Herald · 22 Feb 2017 · p.75 · INA

“The Ahascragh-Fohenagh team stand for the National Anthem prior to Saturday’s All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling Championship final with Kilkenny champions Carrickshock. Pictured, from left, are Paul Gavin, Stephen Kelly, Padraic Mannion, John Finnerty, Laurence Tully, Donal Kelly, John Kelly, Ronan Kelly, Mark Kelly, JP Egan, Finbarr Donnellan, Brian Kilroy, Luke Cosgrove, Cathal Mannion and Eoghain Delaney.” No score is printed on this page.

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Connacht Tribune 21 Apr 2017: Year to remember — Ahascragh-Fohenagh, Galway & Connacht IHC champions and All-Ireland finalists, with club officers and guests

Connacht Tribune · 21 Apr 2017 · p.39 · INA

“Ahascragh Fohenagh, Galway & Connacht IHC Champions and All Ireland finalists together with club officers and special guests Kilkenny legend Tommy Walsh, Galway Hurling Committee Chaiman Michael Larkin and Galway GAA Chairman Pat Kearney (back - from left) Darren Smyth, David Harney, Francis Mitchell, Padraic Mannion, Niall Burke, Simon Doyle, Cathal Mannion, Donal Kelly, Stephen Smyth, John Finnerty, JP Egan, Alan Harney, Ronan Kelly, Luke Cosgrove, Finbar Donnellan, Eoghain Delaney, John Kelly, Kevin Harney, Anthony Kelly, Cathal Cosgrove, with (front) Brian Kilroy, Trevor Barrett, Laurence Tully, Fergal Mulryan, Eoin O’Ceallaigh, Peter Birch, Mark Kelly, Michael Larkin, Michelle Healy, Seamus Quigley, Tommy Walsh, Sean Keane, Pat Kearney, Willie Dilleen, Paul Gavin, Shane Connelly, Stephen Kelly, Kevin Gavin and Cathal Delaney.”

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Tuam Herald 25 Apr 2018: Galway Senior Hurling Championship — Killimordaly 1-20, Ahascragh-Fohenagh 1-7 at Kenny Park

Tuam Herald · 25 Apr 2018 · p.76 · INA

Ahascragh dead ball inaccuracy ensures Killimordaly ease to victory. Result panel: Killimordaly 1-20, Ahascragh-Fohenagh 1-7. AHASCRAGH-FOHENAGH: J. Birch; O. Delaney, J. Kelly, E. Delaney; J. Finnerty, P. Mannion (0-1 free), F. Mulryan; F. Donnellan (0-1), S. Kelly (0-2); S. Smyth, C. Mannion (0-1), R. Kelly; S. Connelly, S. Bleahene (1-1), N. Warde. Subs: D. Glynn for Warde, 43 mins; P. Birch (0-1) for Connelly, 47 mins.

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Tuam Herald 25 Oct 2023: Mullagh and Ahascragh-Fohenagh: Part II — Padraic Leonard is named in the Ahascragh-Fohenagh management team (a management role, not a playing appearance)

Tuam Herald · 25 Oct 2023 · p.64 · INA

“Ahascragh-Fohenagh’s management team of Shane Connelly, Padraic Leonard, Seamus Moclair and John Kelly will this week be looking for the small tweaks and changes that could make all the difference.” Senior B final replay build-up; Padraic Leonard is named as part of the management team.

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Tuam Herald 7 Jun 2017: Ahascragh-Fohenagh prevail, 2-16 to 4-5 vs Abbeyknockmoy

Tuam Herald · 7 Jun 2017 · p.64 · INA

Ahascragh-Fohenagh prevail. Result panel: Ahascragh-Fohenagh 2-16, Abbeyknockmoy 4-5. Report by Mark Walsh at Kenny Park. Named scorers in the body type are not reliably readable on this viewer capture.

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Connacht Tribune 23 Oct 2015: It’s down to four in race for Galway intermediate title success

Connacht Tribune · 23 Oct 2015 · p.139 · INA

It’s down to four in race for Galway intermediate title success. Ahascragh/Fohenagh, Kinvara, Moycullen and Abbeyknockmoy all win. No Ahascragh-Fohenagh tally is printed in the headline deck.

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Tuam Herald 6 Jun 2018: Ahascragh-Fohenagh U14 Shield winners; Dara Leonard named

Tuam Herald · 6 Jun 2018 · p.73 · INA

The Ahascragh-Fohenagh team that defeated St Thomas’ in the County U-14 B1 Shield final recently. Caption names Dara Leonard. No match tally is printed on the photo caption.

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Connacht Tribune 30 Aug 2019: Ahascragh-Fohenagh Under 14 beat Woodquay/Larkins; Moclair and Leonard named

Connacht Tribune · 30 Aug 2019 · p.141 · INA

Juvenile hurling finals page. Caption is Ahascragh-Fohenagh Under 14 (not U13) who beat Woodquay/Larkins. Named: Alan Moclair, Ryan Moclair, Jamie Moclair, Ryan Leonard. No match tally printed on the photo caption.

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Connacht Tribune 20 Oct 2023: Ahascragh-Fohenagh senior hurling panel photo after the County Final draw v Mullagh at Duggan Park; back row names Seamus Moclair and Padraic Leonard (no role printed; the 13 Oct 2023 preview lists both in the AF management backroom) — cutting only, not an appearance record

Connacht Tribune · 20 Oct 2023 · p.108 · INA

READY FOR BATTLE. The Ahascragh-Fohenagh senior hurling panel which drew the County B Final against Mullagh at Duggan Park on Saturday. Back row, left to right: Eoghain Delaney, Niall Glynn, Seamus Moclair, Mark Kelly, Diarmuid O'Brien, Cian Morrissey, Ronan Kelly, Tomàs Colohan, Padraic Mannion, Liam Warde, Luke Cosgrove, Mark Connolly, Owen Naughton, Noel Warde, John Finnerty, Robbie Greene, Padraic Leonard, John Kelly. Front row: JP Egan, Fintan Glynn, Colm Freyne, Larry Tully, Cian Kelly, Oisin Delaney, Peter Birch, Cathal Mannion, Sean Bleahene, Luke Murray, Mark Kelly, Darragh Glynn, Ronan Kelly, Conor Kelly. Missing from photo: Stephen Kelly, Cillian Dolan, Shane Connelly.

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Connacht Tribune — HURLING DRAW: Jason Lohan goals in Co. B U-21 QF

Connacht Tribune · 12 Dec 2003 · p.10 · INA

HURLING DRAW Ahascragh/Fohenagh U-21 Hurling team played a exciting draw with Oranmore/Maree in the Co. B Championship quarter final played in Duggan Park, Ballinasloe on Saturday. The final score was 2-8, 0-15. Two excellent goals in the first half by Darren Smyth and Jason Lohan gave the local side a half time lead of 2-3 0-4, but in the second half Oranmore/Maree led by Co. U-21 star Adrian Divinney upped the pace and with wind advantage were not long in narrowing the gap and taking the lead.

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Connacht Tribune — Hurling Win: Ahascragh-Fohenagh U-21s beat Ballinasloe 2-11 to 0-9 at Duggan Park in the U-21 championship; Jason Lohan among the "other fine displays" and named in the team

Connacht Tribune · 15 Nov 2002 · p.35 · INA

Hurling Win The Ahascragh-Fohenagh U-21 Hurlers has a deserved win 2-11 to 0-9 over Ballinasloe at Duggan Park, Ballinasloe on Saturday in the U-21 championship. The vital goals were scored by Darren Smyth and there were other fine displays from John Smyth, Brian Kilroy. Jason Lohan, William Lyons. Anthony Griffin. The team was:- Shane Conneely, Kieran Molloy, john Smyth, David Noone, Cathal Brophy, Brian Kilroy, John Kelly, Jason Lohan, William Lyons, Alan Smyth, Brian Laffey, Anthony Griffin, Kevin Lally, Darren Smyth, Niall Bannerton. Subs: Marcus Devine, Keith Landers, Michael Reynolds.

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Connacht Tribune — Jason Lohan starts as Ahascragh/Fohenagh beat Killnadeema/Leitrim

Connacht Tribune · 22 Jul 2005 · p.46 · INA

Ahascragh/Fohenagh 2-13 Killnadeema/Leitrim 0-12. Jason Lohan named in the starting XV (between Sean Lally and Alan Smyth) as AF stayed undefeated in the league.

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Connacht Tribune cutting — Fohenagh win Sadie Kilcommons final vs Ahascragh

Connacht Tribune · 21 Aug 1998 · p.9 · INA

In the final played this Monday, Fohenagh recaptured the Sadie Kilcommons trophy after an impressive 1-12 to 0-9 victory over Ahascragh. Fohenagh were best served by Seamus Mockler, Padraic Leonard, John Devine, Alan Madden, Ollie Deeley and Tony Kirwan. Ahascragh were best served by Noel Fitzgerald, Sean Morrissey, David Costello, Kevin Gavin, Oliver Hennelly and Patrick Hartigan.

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Facts

Also known as

Fohenagh, Ahascragh-Fohenagh, Ahascragh, Ahascragh/Fohenagh, Ahascragh Fohenagh

County team

Galway

Province

Connacht

Colours

Blue, white and red

Home ground

Fohenagh Sportsfield; Ahascragh GAA grounds

Juvenile amalgamation

1999

Adult amalgamation

2002

Galway Junior Hurling Championship

2009-10

Galway Under-21 Hurling Championship

2011

Galway Under-21 Hurling Championship

2012

St Judes All-Ireland Hurling Sevens

2013

Galway Under-16 Hurling Championship

2014

Galway Intermediate Hurling Championship

2016

Connacht Intermediate Club Hurling Championship

2016

All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling Championship runners-up

2016-17

Historic predecessor club

Fohenagh

Historic predecessor (Ahascragh)

Ahascragh

Historic note

Predecessor Fohenagh — six Galway SHC final appearances: 1958 runners-up; 1959 winners after a replay; 1960 winners; 1961 and 1963 runners-up. Not amalgam titles.

Source

Open source

Parish

Ahascragh, Fohenagh[1]

Division

Senior (2023)[2]

Source roll 2016

Open source

Source tuam 2026

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Source connacht tribune 2026

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Source tuam herald 2026

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Source wikipedia ihc

Open source

Source galwaybayfm pihc 2026

Open source

Source wikipedia 2025 shc

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Source tuam herald 2026 pihc

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Source ct minor b1 2025

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Source hoganstand pqf 2026

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Source tuam herald pihc r1 2026

Open source

Source balls portumna r3

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Source bay pqf draw

Open source

Source hoganstand pqf

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Pihc 2026 status

preliminary quarter-final vs Kilconieron (draw published 6 Sep 2026)

Source: Open source