However, it wasn’t until 1951 when Paddy Heaney of Sixmilecross bought the old school in Brackey, that handball got its first permanent home. A club was formed in 1958 and Breacach Handball became affiliated to the Tyrone County Board. From then until 1963, the club flourished at the old school until it was sold. The older players gradually gave up and the younger players moved on to play for Cloughfin who opened a modern roofed 60×30 alley in 1967.

In the 1970s the international 40×20 game began to grow in popularity and as a direct result of this the club was reformed in 1977 and began playing out of McAleer’s Bar in Cloughfin (Killyclogher) that they had converted into a 40×20 court. This was to be the formation of the modern day club which has had an unbroke association with the sport ever since.
In 1981 the final and decisive move was made when the Beragh Red Knights asked them to organise and promote handball in their new 40×20 alley at Páirc Naomh Mhuire, Beragh

A new ally was constructed as part on the major 2006 redevelopment. In 2019 a second alley has been completed to cater for the increasing popularity and the numbers of all ages who are playing. Breacach hosted the Irish Junior Nationals, a open ranking tournament and won GAA Handball ‘Venue of the Year All-Star Award’ in 2019.