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There was a night of fun and nostalgia in The Set Theatre in February as the Graigue Ballycallan senior county final winning teams of 1998 and 2000 as well as the All-Ireland finalists of 2001 were celebrated. - PICTURES BELOW
The night also recognised the club's under-21 county championship-winning team from last year. Led by club stalwart James Ryall, the club ended a 27-year wait for a county title at the grade. - LISTEN TO INTERVIEWS FROM THE NIGHT HERE
Fans and former players alike gathered to share memories, relive iconic moments, and honour the dedication that brought the club to the pinnacle of county hurling. Stories of dramatic matches and the camaraderie that defined those championship runs were recounted, highlighting the deep-rooted spirit of the Graigue Ballycallan community.
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