Best wishes to the pupils and teachers from Dublin schools, Colaiste Iosagain, Loreto S.S. Foxrock and Mount Anville S.S who are all involved in Leinster PP Schools final and semi-finals in the coming weeks. Under 14 ‘A' Final Colaiste Iosagain, Stillorgan v St. Leo's S.S. Carlow Date:                10th May, 2013. Venue:              Blessington GAA Grounds Time:                12.30pm Referee:      ..

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May County Board Meeting: The next meeting of the Dublin LGFA will take place on Tuesday the 21st of May at 7:30pm in Parnell Park. Clubs who wish to have any item included on the agenda (correspondence, transfers etc.,) are requested to have the necessary paperwork with County Secretary, Mary O'Connor by Monday the 13th May, email info@dublinladiesgaelic.ie or post to Dublin LGFA Office, Le Cheile, Donnycarney, Dublin 5   Inter County Update: Congratulations to the Dubli..

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Community or Voluntary Groups: Apply for free group travel for up to 50 people Due to the phenomenal success of last years 'Journey's on Us', Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail are delighted to announce that we will again support community groups with this free travel promotion in 2013. We are offering FREE train travel, on an agreed return journey, for up to 100 groups of up to 50 people at a time. All groups such as Local Community Groups, Sports Clubs, Voluntary Bodies, ..

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2013 was another great success for the St. Peregrine's Gaelic4Mothers & others blitz.  The following clubs particapted: Thomas Davis, Round Towers Clondalkin, Man O War (2 teams), Blessington (2 teams), Whitehall Colmcille, Fingal Ravens, Castleknock, Lucan Sarsfields and Kilmacud Crokes and of course the hosts, St. Peregrines (2 teams). The blitz was held over 3 pitches, 2×4 team pitches and 1x 5 team. As Kilmacud Crokes had only 5 players the other teams on their pitch lent ..

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TESCO Home Grown Dublin LGFA Club Championship 2013 Senior Championship Group 1 Na Fianna A v Foxrock Cabinteely A Round Towers Clondalkin A v Fingallians A Group 2 St Sylvester's v Ballyboden St Endas A St Brigids A v Clan Na Gael Fontenoy A ..

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Division Six Na Fianna B 2-3 Ballyboden St Enda's C 0-0   The diminutive duo of Aoife Malone and Ellie McAleer proved too hot to handle as Na Fianna claimed the division six title in style, building a 1-3 to no score advantage at half-time which they protected well. McAleer had already fired a warning shot before Malone cracked home the first goal to start the scoring. Ballyboden's Katelyn Dunleavy Larkin's surging runs were causing problems but the Firhouse road..

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Division Five St Jude's 1-3 Raheny 1-0   St Jude's eked out the division five title as they took their points, seeing off Raheny in a tight-knit tussle to open up finals day at Lawless Memorial Park. Niamh Gannon gave her side the perfect start with an early point before a superb exchange between Sofie Dunworth and Aisling Keyes yielded the game's opening goal. The former flipped the ball over the last defender for the on-rushing Keyes who fired a rasping shot int..

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Division Three Cuala 1-6 O'Dwyer's 0-3 Fiona Murphy's late goal finally saw Cuala over the line as they withstood an O'Dwyer's second half onslaught to land the division three title, In the first half, Jennifer Dunne produced an immaculate series of points to build a six-point lead before the Balbriggan brigade got on the scoreboard. She scored the five of those with Sinead Wilde also chipping in as the Dalkey side used the wind to great effect before the turnaround. ..

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Division Four St Oliver Plunkett's Eoghan Ruadh 0-6 St Anne's 0-1   A five-star second half performance saw St Oliver Plunkett's Eoghan Ruadh storm to victory in the division four Feile final. It broke a first half deadlock after the sides had contested a tight, cagey opening quarter hour that ended 0-1 each. Sinead O'Brien kicked the first point with a tidy effort, cleaning up the scraps after a goalmouth scramble. Anne's responded though with a very nice score ..

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Division Two St Brigid's 3-3 Scoil Ui Chonnaill 1-3   Shauna Kelly's pair of booming first half goals saw St Brigid's make the best use of the strong wind coming from the clubhouse end at Lawless Memorial Park to withstand an epic Scoil Ui Chonnail fightback. Held scoreless in the first half, Scoil looked dead and buried with nine points in the gap at the interval but Olivia Gleeson's goal breathed live into the tie and they got back to within three points. Brigid..

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