Rathdowney-Errill GAA - Notable Club Members

Notable Club Members

  • Jack Daly, Jimmy Hiney, Frank Kileen, Paddy Campion and Jim Deegan won an All-Ireland medal with Laois in 1915.
  • Harry Grey won a SHC title with Rathdowney in 1936 before moving to Dublin and winning an All-Ireland with them in 1938. He was selected on the Laois Team of the Millenium along with Mick Mahon.
  • Other well known players who have represented the county (or province)
    • Bill Maher
    • Mick Mahon
    • Paddy Mahon
    • Pat Dowling
    • Neil Browne
    • Peader Cleary
    • John Delaney
    • Liam Tynan-Laois Senior Hurler of the year 2010.
    • Enda Meagher
    • Pat Mahon
  • Pat Delaney refereed the 1989 All Ireland Senior Hurling Final between Tipperary and Antrim.
  • Brian Campion, Joe Fitzpatrick, Shane Dollard, Eoin Houlihan and John Purcell have all represented Laois Seniors in the recent past.
  • Brian Campion was named Laois Senior Hurler of the Year in 2008 and 2012.
  • Joe Fitzpatrick was named Laois Senior Hurler of the Year in 2006 and captained Laois to the Allianz National Hurling League, Division 2 in 2007.
  • Darren King captained Laois U/21's to a Leinster Final appearance in 2012.

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