Click on the link below to read the latest edition of the PASS IT ON Newsletter from the Ladies HQ in Croke Park.. Pass it on December Edition

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LEINSTER DEVELOPMENT OFFICER The Ladies Gaelic Football Association, founded in 1974, has over 140,000 registered members in Ireland. The game is played in countries across the world. Five Provincial Councils covering Ireland and Britain are responsible for running championships and competitions in their provinces. To continue its development as one of the largest, fastest growing, active and dynamic sports in Ireland and to complete our modernisation programme, the Leinster Coun..

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Dub Stars 2011: The annual Dub Stars event takes place on Tuesday the 27th of December in St Brigids GAA club, Navan Road. First up at 11:00am is the Camogie fixture with the 2011 Dub Stars Camogie team v Dublin, while at 12:30pm the Dublin Dub Stars football team will take on the Dublin team. All are welcome to come along admission is Free and two entertaining games are guaranteed.   Dates for your Diary: The first County Board meeting of 2012 will take place in Parne..

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Iosagáin march on to Provincial showpiece Coláiste Íosagáin senior team made history last week as they became the first Dublin team to qualify for the Leinster A football final after coming through an absorbing semi-final against St Mary's of Edenderry in Belfield by 3-8 to 2-06. The game began at a vigorous pace with Mary's the first to get on the score sheet thanks to a well-executed point from full forward Donna Cormican after three minutes. Í..

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The Dublin GAA 2011 Yearbook has hit the book shelves and would make an ideal Christmas present for the Dublin GAA enthusiast in your family!   The bumper 295 full colour publication is great value at just €15 with Dublin ladies football featuring strongly throughout the year book.   Read the review of the Dublin Ladies season by Eugene Egan with images from GAApics.com on pages 152 to 164, our All Star winners Elaine Kelly and Sinead Aherne are featured on page..

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The GAA Games Development Conference will take place on January 14, 2012 in Croke Park. The Conference, kindly sponsored by Lucozade Sport, is held in association with the complete family of Gaelic games - Camogie, Ladies Gaelic football, Handball and Rounders. Following on from the success of the 2010 Conference - which focussed on issues related to the development of the child player - the 2011 Conference will focus on issues related to the Youth Player (aged 13 - 18 years). Date..

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Management and Central Council delegates of the LGFA will be arriving in Dublin on Friday the 9th of December to attend a Special Congress of the association. Delegates will be working hard in Croke Park discussing, debating and deciding upon the new rules for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association.A specially appointed rules committee have been working for over the last couple of years to review and amend the on and off field rules of Ladies Gaelic Football. All their work is coming to a close ..

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The Echo has awarded the Ballyboden Ladies Minor Team with team of the month award for December for winning the Dublin Division One Minor Ladies League and Championship double 2011. Congratulations girls! www.echo.ie           

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The annual playing of the Dub Stars Camogie and Ladies Football games will take place in St Brigid's GAA Club, Navan Road on Tuesday the 27th December. This is a great sporting occasion with both Associations working closely together to provide players of both codes with a suitable stage to play against the best in the county. The Camogie Dubs Stars v Dublin game starts at 11.00am followed by the Ladies Football game, Dubs Stars v Dublin at 12.30pm. Local clubs will tak..

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