Castlewellan on course to retain club award

Progressive Down outfit Castlewellan are on course to retain their AIB GAA Club of the Year title having been once again voted the cream of the Mourne County.

Castlewellan on course to retain club award
Mon, 12 Jan, 2004 - 14:23

Progressive Down outfit Castlewellan are on course to retain their AIB GAA Club of the Year title having been once again voted the cream of the Mourne County.

Last year's champions were voted top club in their county again and received a cheque for €2,000 along with 31 other clubs from around the country.

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