
Hartstown Huntstown FC (HHFC) was established in 2011 as a result of merging Hartstown United and Huntstown Villa. The club is situated in Hartstown Park, Dublin 15.
HHFC have 450 members between their schoolboy and senior section, consisting of the Little Ravens Development Academy, 20 schoolboy teams, 2 senior teams and a Walking Football Team. The club teams are registered in the LSL, DDSL, NDSL and the Amateur League.
The club has celebrated many occasions over their 10 years as HHFC including the Senior Teams achieving two promotions in quick succession. Many of the club’s schoolboy teams have won their respective leagues and the Ladies team have also achieved league success. The clubs newly named Little Ravens Development Academy has seen a huge growth with almost 100 kids enrolled.
In 2012, the club appointed a Director of Football and implemented numerous programmes to help progress the club to what it has become today. The club boasts a full size 3G all-weather pitch with a newly refurbished compound consisting of four dressing rooms, two meeting rooms, two shower rooms and toilets. Surrounding this the club also have access to three 11 a-side pitches and an SSG's pitch.
The Club has many people who have contributed to the award and would like to thank them. This award would not be possible without the hard work from the volunteers at HHFC, the committee, coaches, players and parents. The club would like to also thank the FAI for their help and guidance in the process and a huge thanks to Paul Breen for assisting the club from the first email to the last email.
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