Clones Area Sports and Activity Groups
Clones's History tells us we are a Market town and that traders and shoppers from the Villages of Roslea, Scotshouse, Newbliss, Smithborough, and Newtownbutler all would have used the Clones Market on a Regular Basis We are open to all sports Clubs within a 8ish km Radius of Clones. If you have a club that would like to be included in this website please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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The Peace Link
The PEACE Link is an iconic state of the art sporting facility on the edge of Clones, Co. Monaghan. The facility is at the heart of a movement to build better relationships between people in the Clones (Co. Monaghan) /Erne East (Co. Fermanagh) area, using sport as the medium.
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Clones Drama Group
Community based Drama Group dedicated to exploring local history and staging ambitious thespian entertainments, concoctions and combobulations for the continuing enjoyment of discerning, particular and paying patrons.
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Photography Group
IPF Affiliated, Fully insured. For details on becoming a member contact us on 0863602004 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Clones Notice Boards
We hope to give admin roles to people in groups and organisations in the area to keep us up to date with the goings on in Clones. It is not to Promote Business on. Any attempt to promote Business on our page will be Deleted.
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Cycling Club
A cycling club for cycling enthusiasts in the southern area of county Monaghan and east of county Fermanagh.
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Football Club
Clones Town FC was founded in 1878 and established into the League structures in 1885 and is the oldest club in Ireland.
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Golf Club
Established in 1913, is located at Hilton Park, 2.5 miles from Clones on the N3 national route from the midlands through to Belfast.
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Clones Athletics
Clones Athletics Club was established in 1976 as a juvenile club. The club developed a senior membership in 2011 and by the end of 2015 boasted a membership of 359 juveniles and seniors, making it the largest club in Co. Monaghan.
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Cluain Eois GAA
The echo of the call issued by Michael Cusack and his co-founders of the GAA in 1884 did not reach Clones until 1886. Then as at other times since, the men of the ancient town of St. Tiarnach, ever conscious of their Gaelic heritage rallied and a branch, as clubs were then called was formed.