To All Dublin Supporters:Super Valu have been running a nationwide campaign to find Irelands best Real GAA Supporter. The competition has now been narrowed down to 4 finalists, one from each of the participating counties in the All Ireland Football semi finals.The Dublin winner is Niall Kelly of Thomas Davis, selector on Ladies Football Junior A team, chairman of juvenile section and member of the executive.As a finalist Niall has already won €1,000 for the club and also the very realis..

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Siobhéal Keogh, daughter of long-standing Round Towers Clondalkin club member and supporter Tony Keogh, will represent Dublin in this weekend’s Rose of Tralee competition. Siobhéal has played Football and Camogie for Round Towers. Dublin LGFA wish Siobhéal the very best down in the Kingdom!

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The first of the TESCO Dublin club championship finals was played last night in the superb setting of Parnell Park. The Donnycarney venue over the years has seen many an epic tussle and indeed last night’s Intermediate final proved to be another classic. Two well-prepared teams took to the field to contest the final both had a mix of youth and experience amongst their ranks and in front of a large enthusiastic crowd both teams gave an exhibition of football and show cased all that i..

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Round Towers Captain Profile:Name: Ruth Collins  Club: Round Towers ClondalkinAge: 21!!Height: 5’9Playing Position: MidfieldAchievements: All Ireland Intermediate with Cork, O’Connor cup with Tralee IT, North American Championship 2001, League and Cup Div 2 2010Toughest opponent: Sinead KearnsFavourite ground: Dohenys GAA pitch Dunmanway, Co CorkHobbies: Running, Walking, Horse riding, any sportsFavourite position: on the field??Most embarrassing moment on or off the..

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Clontarfs Captain’s profile:Name: Ciara Fenton Club: Clontarf Age: 32 Height: 53 Playing position: Defender Achievements: Div 2 league 2009 & Championship Shield 2009, Aisling McGing Dublin All-Ireland Runner-up 2009, Club Senior Ladies Player of the Year 2010 Toughest opponent: The Kennedy sisters or Margaret Mohan at training Favourite Ground: St Annes Pitch 34/35, Clontarf Hobbies: Basketball, Cinema Favourite Position: Corner Back Most embarrassing moment on or off the field: ..

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St Sylvesters advance to setup All Fingal Junior final.Thomas Davis 1-8 St Sylvesters 2-9More photos can be viewed by clicking here - GAApics.com On what started out to be a very wet, miserable, windy evening at 7 OClock, when it came to the throw in at 7:30, the sun was shining & the conditions where great in Thomas Daviss for what everyone had anticipated would be a close, exciting & nail biting semi-final. With both clubs reaching the last two County finals, each hungry for success this was ..

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Kilmacud Crokes 0-4 Round Towers, Clondalkin 0-8.Experience the Key as Towers Reach Intermediate Final.What an eventful game? One could be forgiven for anticipating that sucha low scoring semi-final would have been uninteresting. But uninterestingit wasn’t. There was total commitment by both sides from start to finishwith the visitors securing victory in the last ten minutes. We had fouryellow cards, a penalty missed or saved depending on your point of view,tremendous defending by b..

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Aisling Lyons from Na Fianna is the TESCO Player of the Month for June.  Aisling plays for Na Fianna Junior team and she is an amazing asset to the team.  Aisling moved from Dublin to Mullingar 3 years ago and she has stayed loyal to her club and team she travels up twice a week for training and matches.  Aisling captained Na Fianna to win the junior C championship in 2010 and captain’s the side again this season.  Her motivation and dedication is amazing and she is a role model..

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The Dublin LGFA would like to wish the St Jude’s panel and their mentors all the very best of luck as they head to Cork today to represent Dublin in division two of Féile Peil na nÓg.  St Judes commence their Féile campaign this afternoon versus their host club Erins Own, throw in time for that game will be 2:30pm.The panel who their mentors describe as a great bunch, both motivated and enthusiastic group of players also represented Dublin in the National Camogie Fé..

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Dublin Ladies Gaelic - Summer Camps 2013WK 1: St Margaret's GAA Club - July 29th-August 2nd WK 2: St Peregrine's GAA Club - August 12th-16thCost €55Age: girls aged 9-13 yearsTime: 10am to 3pmWhat to Expect:SKILLS DEVELOPMENTA strong emphasis will be placed on ensuring that participants leave the camp with individual feedback on skills and specific ways in which the can improve.ENJOYMENTAlthough we ask all participants to make a conscious effort to improve their skills and game play, one..

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