Reference
Spectacular 1st Year for New Club, by John Conway and Micheál Maher
“How a club was born” was the title of our article in DUBLIN 1999. It set out the background to the formation of Castleknock Hurling and Football Club in July 1998. Some perhaps thought it might just be a seven day wonder. One year on and the title of this year’s article speaks for itself because the Club has had a truly spectacular first year.
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