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Na Fianna made it three wins from three in the Dublin senior 1 hurling championship after seeing off Naomh Barrog on a comprehensive 4-22 to 2-15 scoreline last night.
Na Fianna made it three wins from three in the Dublin senior 1 hurling championship after seeing off Naomh Barrog on a comprehensive 4-22 to 2-15 scoreline last night.
Former Mayo midfielder Seamus O'Shea and Longford transfer Keelin McGann made an immediate impact in Dublin Ballymun drew with Cuala.
Mayo pair Shairoze Akram and John Vahey played key roles as Castleknock defeated St Oliver Plunkett’s in their Dublin SFC opener on Sunday.
Reigning All-Ireland champions Kerry will face Donegal in a repeat of last year's final.
Andy Dunphy of Dublin in action against Gerry Keegan of Kildare during the Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round 2 match between Dublin and Kildare at Parnell Park in Dublin. Rushe, recently
Andy Dunphy of Dublin in action against Gerry Keegan of Kildare during the Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round 2 match between Dublin and Kildare at Parnell Park in Dublin. Photo by Mark Ka...
Ger Brennan’s suspension being upheld leaves the Dubs with precious little managerial experience.
The 88 GAA clubs in Dublin currently use 412 pitches across the county, yet only 30% are under club control, with 53% owned by local authorities and the remaining pitches owned by colleges and schools
The 88 GAA clubs in Dublin currently use 412 pitches across the county, yet only 30% are under club control, with 53% owned by local authorities and the remaining pitches owned by colleges and schools
The Dubs escaped to victory against Division 4 outfit Wicklow in Aughrim for the second year running in the Leinster Senior Football Championship
Dublin’s unconvincing form was discussed on The Sunday Game last night along with the 12-week ban for manager Ger Brennan.
Greg McEneaney, Dublin, and Christopher O'Brien, Wicklow, in Leinster SFC action. Páidí White from St Sylvesters also made his Championship debut in attack. Bugler was Dublin's main threat in the se
Greg McEneaney, Dublin, and Christopher O'Brien, Wicklow, in Leinster SFC action. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile Leinster senior football championship quarter-final Dublin 2-16 Wicklow 2-14 By Paul Kea...
Dublin came away from Aughrim with a two-point win.
Gre Brennan is not present for the Dubs but they will be hoping to seal a Leinster semi-final place
Dublin had been ahead 1-18 to 2-13 at the break.
The ban arose from a red card that was issued to Brennan after a physical altercation with Galway strength and conditioning coach Cian Breathnach McGinn during Dublin's league defeat at Pearse Stadium...
The ban arose from a red card that was issued to Brennan after a physical altercation with Galway strength and conditioning coach Cian Breathnach McGinn during Dublin's league defeat at Pearse Stadium
The 12-week ban handed to Ger Brennan has been upheld by the DRA.