Honours
Kildare GAA Club of the Year 2004
Hurling
- Kildare Senior Hurling Championship winners: 2007, 2008, 2012
- Kildare Senior Hurling Championship Runner Up: 2006 2011
- Intermediate H.C. winners: 2002
- Intermediate Hurling League winners: 2002
- Junior H.C. winners: 2004
- Junior Hurling League winners: 2004
- U-21 H.C. winners: 2004, 2008
- Minor `A` Hurling Championship Runner Up: 2011
- U-14 Kidare B Hurling Feile: 2010
Football
- Leinster Intermediate Club Football Championship Winners: 2006
- Kildare Intermediate Football Championship Winners: 2006, 2011
- Intermediate Football Championship Runner Up: 2004 2010
- Intermediate `B` Football Championship Winners: 2006
- Intermediate `B` Football Championship Runner Up: 2005
- Junior `A` Football Championship Winners: 2003
- Junior `A` Football Championship Runner Up: 2001
- Kildare Senior Football League Division 2 Winners: 2004
- Senior Football League Division 2 Runner Up: 2001 2010
- Kildare Senior Football League Division 3 Runner Up: 1996
- Kildare Senior Football League Division 4 Winners: 2007 2012
- Kildare Senior Football League Division 4 (North) Winners: 2012
- Kildare Senior Football League Division 4 Runner Up: 2008
- Aldridge Cup (Senior) Winners: 2008
- Keogh Cup (Junior) Winners: 2002
- Under-21 `A` Football Championship Runner Up: 2001 2003 2004
- Under-21 'B' Football Championship Winners: 1995
- Minor `A` Football Championship Winners: 2002
- Minor `B` Football Championship Runner Up: 1992
- Minor Football League Div. 1 Winners: 2003
- Minor Football League Div. 4 Winners: 1994
- Under-14 Kildare B Championship: 2008
- Under-14 Kildare Division 2 Championship: 2010
Ladies Football
- Leinster Intermediate Football Championship: 1999
- Senior Football Champions: 2009, 2012
- Intermediate championship: 2005
- Junior championship: 1999
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