1983-1986 winning the 1983 Intermediate League after a top Four playoff, the Intermediate League in 1984, the Junior League in 1985, an Intermediate league and championship in 1986, Doyle Cup in 1986, the Naas Tournament in 1986 and the Leixlip Tournament in the same year. The club returned to Senior status in 1987 however by 1989 they were reduced to fielding a single team and nearly disbanded. The club dropped down to Junior status winning the Miller shield in 1992 and in 1993 won the Junior League, Junior B championship and retained the Miller Shield. The club continued to experience difficulty in fielding until 1995 when a successful recruitment drive gave them sufficient numbers. The club won the Corn Fag a Bealach in 1996. The club won the Corn Fag a Bealach again and reached the Junior hurling championship final the following year, losing to Setanta of Ballymun. The club celebrated 75 years in existence in 2001. Since 2002 the club has had a golf society. One of the club's players who is from Buenos Aires, Argentina was featured in an article in the Irish Independent called Juan Facundo Contreras. The club were subject of a short documentary by Dutch media students in 2011. Roll of Honour Dublin Junior Hurling League 1926, 1952, 1957, 1976 Dublin Junior Hurling Championship 1926, 1961 Runners-Up 1997, 2001, 2018 Dublin Intermediate Hurling League 1929, 1983, 1984, 1986 Dublin Under 21 Hurling League 1934 Corn Ceitin 1935, 1949 Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship 1949, 1958, 1962, 1985 Smyth Cup 1952 Dublin Senior Hurling Championship Runners Up 1952 Dublin Senior Hurling League 1957 Miller Shield 1958, 1992, 1993 Dublin Senior Hurling League Division 2 1964 Dublin Junior B Hurling League 1985, 1993 Doyle Cup 1986 Naas Tournament 1986 Leixlip Tournament 1986 Dublin Junior B Hurling League 1993 Corn Fag a Bealach 1996, 1997 Tobin Cup 2004 Dublin Junior C Hurling Championship 2018 Adult Hurling League 6 Winners 2022 People of Note Sean O’Braonain Sean O’Braonain was one of the founding members and spent many years as chairman stepping down in 1973. He was then elected president of the club, a position he held until his death on 30 December 1983 at the age of 84. He was chairman of the Dublin County Board from 1939-1946. James Andrew Walsh (hurler) Played in the 1934 All-Ireland Final representing the Civil Service. 1949 Winning Intermediate Championship Winning panel: Larry Staines,