Liverpool Wolfe Tones Gaelic Athletic Club () is a Gaelic football club in Wavertree, Liverpool.
Tones play Gaelic football at men's and ladies' junior levels, as well as maintaining a hurling team, camogie team, and various under-age teams. They are one of the member clubs of the Lancashire County Board.
History The men's football team began playing regular competitive football in 2011, with the ladies' team formed a year later. The ladies' footballers reached the Junior All-Britain final in their first three competitive seasons in 2012, 2013 and 2014, winning on their third attempt. They were promoted to the Northern Britain Intermediate Ladies' Football Championship in 2015.
The hurling club originated from a Facebook page, with the team officially ratified as affiliated with the Wolfe Tones in late-2012. The camogie team was formally inducted into the club in 2014, and became All-Britain Junior Camogie Champions in their first competitive season.
The club crest depicts the Liver bird, Theobald Wolfe Tone, the Red Rose of Lancashire, and a ship to represent Irish migrants making Liverpool their home.
Honours Source:
Men's football
Wolfe Tone Cup (2) 2014, 2022 Pennine Junior Football League (2) 2014, 2018 Lancashire Junior Football League (1) 2022
Ladies' football
All-Britain Junior Ladies Football Championship (1) 2014 All-Britain Northern Junior Ladies Football League (1) 2014 Lancashire Junior Ladies Football Championship (2) 2017, 2018 Lancashire Junior Ladies Football League (1) 2015
Hurling
All-Britain Junior Hurling Shield (3) 2014, 2017, 2021 Lancashire Senior Hurling Championship (1) 2015
Camogie
All-Britain Junior Camogie Championship (1) 2015 All-Britain Junior Camogie League (1) 2018
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