Me, Myself, and I

A love of hurling by a young schoolteacher who obtained a teaching post in Craigtown School in the Parish resulted in the first ever GAA club being established in Carndonagh. The teacher's name was James Reid, a native of Drumkeen near Ballybofey, and the year was 1921. Closely associated with him in the formation of the Club were Michael F. O'Doherty, N.T., John Denney, Agricultural Adviser, a native of Cavan, J. Kirwan, National Bank, Rev. D. Reid and Joe Lynch.
Hurling was the sole activity of the Club and the same got a timely boost by the establishment of the Garda Siochana and the dispersal of the force to the towns and villages throughout the country. Proficient hurlers were posted to various areas throughout Inishowen, which led to the formation of a number of hurling clubs in the peninsula.

Sports

Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie and Ladies Football

Mulligan

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