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Gracefield GAA (Irish: ^[1] Pairc de Grás) is a Gaelic football and ladies' Gaelic football club in Gracefield, County Offaly, Ireland. Their most notable period was in 1970, when they won the Leinster Senior Club Football Championship.

Martin Murphy from the club was an Offaly selector under Liam Kearns and succeeded Kearns as Offaly senior manager when Kearns died unexpectedly during the 2023 National League campaign.^[2]

Honours

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Leinster Senior Club Football Championship: 1
- 1970
Offaly Senior Football Championship: 4
- 1961, 1970, 1972, 1984
Offaly Junior Football Championship: 2
- 1930, 1958

References

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^ "Clubs". Offaly Gaelic Athletic Association. Retrieved 6 June 2022.
^ Corrigan, Kevin (17 August 2023). "Declan Kelly appointed new Offaly senior football manager". Offaly Express.

External links

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Facebook page
Gracefield GAA on Twitter

Offaly GAA clubs – 2024

Football
Offaly SFC	Ballycommon Bracknagh Durrow Edenderry Ferbane Rhode Shamrocks Tullamore
Offaly SBFC	Ballycumber Cappincur Clara Clonbulogue Daingean Gracefield Tubber Walsh Island
Offaly IFC	Ballinagar Erin Rovers Ferbane (2) Kilcormac–Killoughey Raheen St Brigid's St Rynagh's Tullamore (2)
Offaly JAFC	Clara Clodiagh Gaels Doon Edenderry (2) Kilclonfert Rhode (2) Shannonbridge Tullamore (3)
Offaly JBFC	Ballinagar (2) Ballycommon (2) Ballycumber Ballyfore Birr Clodiagh Gaels (2) Clonmore Harps Daingean (2) Durrow Ferbane (3) Lusmagh Gracefield (2) Raheen Shamrocks

Hurling
Offaly SHC	Ballinamere Belmont Birr Coolderry Kilcormac–Killoughey Kinnitty Seir Kieran Shinrone St Rynagh's Tullamore
Offaly SBHC	Birr (2) Carrig & Riverstown Clara Clodiagh Gaels Kilcormac–Killoughey (2) Lusmagh
Offaly IHC	Ballinamere (2) Coolderry (2) Drumcullen Edenderry Seir Kieran (2) Shamrocks Shinrone (2) St Rynagh's (2)
Offaly JAHC	Ballyskenagh/Killavilla Belmont (2) Birr (3) Brosna Gaels Clodiagh Gaels (2) Coolderry (3) Crinkill Kilcormac-Killoughey (3) Kinnitty (2) Shamrocks (2) Tullamore (2)
Offaly JBHC	Ballinamere (3) Belmont (3) Brosna Gaels (2) Carrig & Riverstown (2) Clara (2) Gracefield Kilcormac-Killoughey (4) Lusmagh (2) Seir Kieran (3) Shamrocks (3) Shinrone (3) St Rynagh's (3)
Defunct	Ballyskenagh Killavilla

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