- Cullen GAA
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Cullen Cuileann Uí Chaoimh 
County: Cork Club colours: Blue and gold Playing kits 
Standard colours
Cullen GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association club based in the village of Cullen in the North West of County Cork, Ireland. Cullen is part of the parish of Millstreet. The club plays Gaelic football in the Duhallow division competitions.[1] The past decade has been one of the most successful one's for the club winning the Duhallow Junior A Football Championship for the first time since 1967 in 2004 however they were well beaten by Bride Rovers in Cork Junior Football Championship.[2] Two years later in 2006 Cullen again won the Duhallow Junior A Football Championship. Cullen won the 2008 Duhallow Junior A Football Championship and lost to Ballygarvan in the quarter-final of 2008 Cork Junior Football Championship. [3]Contents
Honours
- Duhallow Junior A Football Championship Winners 1936, 1939, 1967, 2004, 2006, 2008
- Cork Junior Football Championship Runners-Up 1936
See also
Duhallow GAA Clubs Ballydesmond • Banteer • Boherbue • Castlemagner • Cullen • Dromtarriffe • Freemount • Glenlara • Kanturk • Kilbrin • Kiskeam • Knocknagree • Lismire • Lyre • Meelin • Millstreet • Newmarket • Rockchapel • TullyleaseHurling Senior Hurling Championship Ballinhassig • Bishopstown • Blackrock • Bride Rovers • Carrigtwohill • Castlelyons • Cloyne • Erins Own • Glen Rovers • Killeagh • Midleton • Na Piarsaigh • Newtownshandrum • Sarsfields • St.Finbarr'sDivisional and College Teams Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Aghabullogue • Argideen Rangers • Ballincollig • Ballyhea • Ballymartle • Blarney • Courcey Rovers • Douglas • Inniscarra • Mallow • Newcestown • St.Catherine's • Tracton • Watergrasshill • YoughalIntermediate Hurling Championship Aghada • Ballygarvan • Bandon • Barryroe • Blackrock 2 • Carrigaline • Cobh • Delaneys • Dripsey • Dromina • Éire Óg • Fr. O'Neills • Kanturk • Kilbrittain • Kilworth • Milford • St. Vincent's • Valley RoversAvondhu Junior Hurling Championship Araglin • Ballyclough • Ballygiblin • Ballyhooly • Buttevant • Castletownroche • Charleville • Churchtown • Clyda Rovers • Doneraile • Fermoy • Harbour Rovers • Kildorrery • Killavullen • Kilshannig • Liscarroll • Shanballymore •Carbery Junior Hurling Championship Ballinascarthy • Bandon • Clonakilty • Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas • Dohenys • Gabriel Rangers • Kilbree • O'Donovan Rossa • Oliver Plunketts • Randal Óg • St. Colum's • St. James' • St. Mary'sCarrigdhoun Junior Hurling Championship Belgooly • Crosshaven • Kinsale • ShamrocksDuhallow Junior Hurling Championship Banteer • Castlemagner • Freemount • Kilbrin • Lismire • Meelin • Millstreet • Newmarket • Tullylease • DromtarriffeImokilly Junior Hurling Championship Muskerry Junior Hurling Championship Seandún Junior Hurling Championship Ballinure • Brian Dillons • Mayfield • Lough Rovers • Nemo Rangers • Passage West • Rathpeacon • Redmonds • Shandon Rovers • WhitechurchFootball Senior Football Championship Aghada • Ballincollig • Bishopstown • Carbery Rangers • Castlehaven • Clonakilty • Dohenys • Douglas • Ilen Rovers • Mallow • Naomh Abán • Na Piarsaigh • Nemo Rangers • O'Donovan Rossa • St. Nicholas'Divisional and College Teams Premier Intermediate Football Championship Ballinora • Ballingeary • Bantry Blues • Clyda Rovers • Glanmire • Glenville • Grenagh • Killavullen • Kiskeam • Mayfield • Nemo Rangers 2 • Newcestown • Newmarket • St.Finbarr's • St. Michael's • St. Vincent'sIntermediate Football Championship Adrigole • Aghabullogue • Ballyclough • Ballydesmond • Canovee • Carrigaline • Castletownbere • Cill Na Martra • Courcey Rovers • Delaneys • Erins Own • Fermoy • Kildorrery • Kinsale • Macroom • Valley Rovers • YoughalAvondhu Junior Football Championship Abbey Rovers • Araglin • Awbeg Rangers • Ballyhooly • Churchtown • Deel Rovers • Doneraile • Glanworth • Grange • Kilworth • Kilshannig • Liscarroll • Mitchelstown • Rathluirc Rovers • ShanballymoreBeara Junior Football Championship Bere Island • Garnish • Glengarriffe • UrhanCarbery Junior Football Championship Argideen Rangers • Ballinascarthy • Bandon • Barryroe • Clann na nGael • Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas • Gabriel Rangers • Goleen • Kilbrittain • Kilmacabea • Kilmeen • Muintir Bháire • Oliver Plunketts • Randal Óg • St. Colum's • St. James' • St. Mary's • Tadhg McCarthaigh'sCarrigdhoun Junior Football Championship Duhallow Junior Football Championship Boherbue • Castlemagner • Cullen • Dromtarriffe • Freemount • Glenlara • Kanturk • Kilbrin • Knocknagree • Meelin • Lismire • Lyre • Millstreet • Newmarket • Rockchapel • TullyleaseImokilly Junior Football Championship Ballinacurra • Bride Rovers • Carrignavar • Carrigtwohill • Castlelyons • Castlemartyr • Cloyne • Cobh • Dungourney • Fr. O'Neills • Glenbower Rovers • Lisgoold • Midleton • Russell Rovers • St.Catherine'sMuskerry Junior Football Championship Seandún Junior Football Championship Ballinure • Ballyphephane • Brian Dillons • Lough Rovers • Passage West • Rathpeacon • Rochestown • White's CrossReferences
- ^ "Cullen's golden jubilee of rebirth". Corkman. 2010-02-04. http://www.corkman.ie/news/cullens-golden-jubilee-of-rebirth-2047765.html. Retrieved 2010-02-08.
- ^ "Concession of four goals leaves cullen fighting a losing battle". Corkman. 2004-11-04. http://www.corkman.ie/sport/gaelic-football/concession-of-four-goals-leaves-cullen-fighting-a-losing-battle-745368.html. Retrieved 2010-02-10.
- ^ "Ballygarvan end Cullen campaign". Corkman. 2008-10-02. http://www.corkman.ie/sport/gaelic-football/ballygarvan-end-cullen-campaign-1489759.html. Retrieved 2010-02-08.
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