There was a presence of
Gaelic games in Moneymore in the early 1900s. O'Cahan Moneymore played in the
Cookstown and District Football League in 1911. Moneymore won the South Derry
Handball League in 1991 and 1912. The next records of O'Cahan's were in 1934 when they played in the South Derry League, but lasted only one season, before competing again in 1938 and 1939. The club played as Henry Joy McCracken's in 1945, before becoming defunct decades later. McCracken's reformed in 1976 and chose to wear black and amber colours. The first President was Charlie Teague, an old O'Cahan's clubman. Managed by Brendan O'Neill and Patsy Breen, the club's first major success came in 1984 when they won the
Derry Intermediate Football Championship, were runners up in 2001 senior Intermediate and in 2000 reserve intermediate championships. McCracken's won the 1995 and 2014 Derry Junior Football Championship and runners up in 1999, 2018 & 2023. ==Honours==