Captain’s eye up silverware ahead of Tesco All Ireland Club Championship FinalsThe Tesco Ladies Football All Ireland Club Championships finals will take place over the course of the next two weekends as the top two club teams in the country at Senior, Intermediate and Junior level clash for the right to be crowned All Ireland champions. In the Senior decider, which will be broadcast on TG4, Mayo’s Carnacon take on Dublin champions Na Fianna.  Carnacon, who have a host ..

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The venue for the Senior Club All Ireland final between Dublin champions Na Fianna and Mayo champions Carnacon has been revealed as Ballymahon GAA club in County Longford with a 2pm throw in time on Sunday the 27th of November. Deferred coverage of the game will be shown on TG4.Carnacon come into the 2011 final with an impressive record in this competition having won the title on three previous occasions 2002, 2007 and 2008, in total Carnacon have appeared in the Senior club final five times ha..

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Scenes of jubilation were witnessed last weekend in Blanchardstown following the arrival of the Dublin senior championship cup to Tom Russell Park the home of St Brigids GAA club. Owing to the County final taking place in Parnell Park last Sunday the eagerly awaited U14 division 1 championship final between St Brigids and Kilmacud Crokes was postponed with that final now taking place this coming Sunday the 13th of November @ 5pm in Russell Park.Both Brigids and Kilmacud process some real nuggets..

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Ballyboden St Endas took the U12 Div 5 shield title in style last weekend versus a gallant Kilmacud Crokes team.Well done to both clubs on producing a fine sporting game, in the end Ballyboden won out on a score line of 4-03 to 1-04.Below are images from the final submitted by mentor Paul Manning.

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Aherlow (Tipperary) 2-11 St Sylvesters (Dublin) 1-11Aherlow of Tipperary took on St Sylvesters of Dublin in the Tesco Junior Club Championship Ladies football Semi Final on Sunday in Sean Tracey Park Tipperary. Sylvesters secured possession from the throw in and went on the attack from the off with L Grogan pulling off two saves in the opening minutes.  The ball was won back by the Aherlow backs and delivered to E Hanly resulting in the opening score of the game.  E Hanly soon followed up with..

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More images can be viewed by clicking here - GAApics.com  Ballyboden St Endas 4-14St Margarets 2-9Minor Division One Championship finalA blistering second half performance saw Ballyboden St Endas claim the Minor Division One championship title as they over-turned a half-time deficit to put paid to hopes of a breakthrough St Margarets victory on a cold, still night in Newcastle. They were limited to just an Emma Colgan goal in the second period as a run of three goals between the 42nd and 47th..

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Two Dublin clubs are in All Ireland semi-final action this Sunday.Dublin and Leinster senior champions Na Fianna will have their work cut out against a formidable Donoughmore team who recaptured the Cork and Munster senior titles this year.Juliet Murphy and Rena Buckley would be well-known Donoughmore players but Cork champions also have amongst their ranks former County players Regina Curtain, Linda and Aisling Barrett and Cork Camogie star Gemma O’Connor. Donoughmore are a hugely..

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Leinster Council has announced details of the Leinster Club championship finals. Both Na Fianna and St Sylvester’s will be action this coming Sunday in the Senior and Junior Leinster club championship Finals.St Sylvester’s will take on the challenge of Kildare champions St Laurence’s @ 1:30pm in Sarsfields GAA club, Newbridge while Na Fianna will play Laois Champions Mountmellick Sarsfields @ 3:15pm in the same venue.Tesco Leinster Junior Club FinalSt. Lau..

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A SECOND successive huge win has seen St Sylveter’s ladies advance to the Leinster junior championship final in rip-roaring fashion. They swept aside Clara by 4-10 to 0-1 in front of a huge crowd in Offaly, which included former Taoiseach Brian Cowen.It leaves the club on the verge of a second Leinster junior title in two years, following the club’s hurlers victory in 2009.Standing in their way are Kildare champions, St Laurence’s, who have been in similarl..

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ROUND Towers’ ladies footballer’s epic season came to an end in Louth last weekend as Stabannon Parnells proved just too strong in the Leinster intermediate championship semi-final.The Louth side ran out 0-10 to 0-5 winners in the final reckoning after a tough battle, working with a strong breeze to good effect to end the Clondalkin club’s fine run in the competiton.It was a bridge too far, as manager Paul Burke explained, as the breaks needed did not fall ..

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