- Graiguecullen Young Irelands, Laois champions 1927.
- Front 1 to r: Ml Tobin, Mat Callanan, Barnie Hennessy,
John Farrell, Ml Comerford, John McDarby.
- Middle: Ml Kearns, Paddy Haughney, Ml Brennan, Edward
Price, Martin Farrell, .Tas Byrne, Willie Hogan, Ml Butler, Martin
Hogan.
- Back: Martin Haughney, Christy Callanan, Paddy Byrne,
Martin Hennessy, Jas Keating, Edw Byrne, Joe Brennan, Jas Harte.
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- Laois Junior Football team 1973 winners of the All-Ireland
Junior Football Title.
- The Laois Junior Football team that won the for
the county its first title in the code when beating London at New
Eltham in 1973.
- Back Row (L-R): Tim Clancy (Timahoe), Jim Miller
(Annanough), Andy Fennell (Graiguecullen), Brian Nerney (O'Dempsey's),
Seamus Fleming (St. Joseph's), Eddie Harte (Graiguecullen), Dan
Luttrell (Courtwood), Mick Dooley (Portlaoise).
- Front Row (L-R): Denis Booth (Heath), Paddy Dunne
(Courtwood), Ned Flynn (Courtwood), and Danny Doogue
(Graiguecullen).
- (Laois Year Book 1975).
- Sub: Paddy Miller (Annanough/Grove).
Three Courtwood men Ned Flynn, Paddy Dunne (RIP) and
Danny Luttrell made a little bit of history winning All-Ireland Junior medals in
New Eltham, London when Laois defeated London.
Source: Courtwood GAA Club is located in the north east
corner of County Laois.
- Hurling
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- Leix Senior Hurling Team, 1920's
- Front row (L to R); Jack Walsh (Ballygeehan), John Phelan
(The Castle, Ballygeehan), Joe Carroll (Kilcotton), Jack Caroll (Kilcotton),
Jack Conroy (Portlaoise), Michael Campion (Clonmean), Jim Bannon (Skirk,
Borris-in-Ossory).
- Standing (L to R); Bob O'Keeffe (Borris-in-Ossory). Denis
Neill, Jack Campion (Kilcotton, Kilcotton), Jack Daly (Rathdowney), Flint
Kileen (Kilbricken), Tom Finlay (Ballygeehan), Paddy Kelly (Kilcotton),
James Carroll (Kilcotton), Tim Hyland (Borris-in-Ossory), and Joe Egan
(Borris-in-Ossory).
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- Graiguecullen Team date unknown sent to Facebook by
Alan McGrath.
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