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Underage Training and Gaelic Start are back for 2019!

Underage training for under 8,10,12 boys and girls returns at St.Mary’s Park Pavilion this Saturday […]

Coach of the Year Award for Eilish

Well done to Eilish O’Neill on the presentation of Tyrone ‘Translink Coach of the Year’ […]

Code of Behaviour Booklet

Code of Behaviour Booklet_A4 December 2018Download

Coach Education Courses

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Please see details below of all scheduled coaching courses to date. All coaches […]

Senior Men Promotion

Congrats to our Senior Men who have ended the season with promotion to Intermediate Football […]

Gaelic for Mothers & Others jersey sponsorship.

Many Thanks to Aine Sheridan The Omagh Foot Clinic who kindly sponsored our G4M&O team jerseys. Also […]

Gaelic for Mothers & Others QUIZ NIGHT

Our Gaelic for Mothers & Others team are holding a Quiz Night on Saturday 6th […]

Senior Men advance to Junior Championship Final.

Welcome to Beragh Red Knights GAA

Since the formation of the first club in the parish in 1906, the GAA has been carried on constantly since then by the Sixmilecross Wolfe Tones (1906-1920), Beragh Red Knights (1921),Sons of the Gael (1931) Brackey Wolfe Tones (1933) St Mary’s (1944) and Red Knights (1972).

Successes have included JFC in 1947 and 1988, JFL in 1981 and 1988, West Tyrone Senior League in 1935, Intermediate Championship 1993 and 2000 and Intermediate League in 1972 and 2000. St Enda Cup won in 1958, McElduff Cup in 1972 and 1999, McGarrity Cup in 1999.

Off the field, Beragh Red Knights won the AIB Club of the Year awards in
1979 and 1981 and McNamee award in 1979. Grounds purchased in 1954, underwent further development in the 1970s, handball alley built in 1981 and new sports pavillion opened 17th March 2006.