LEVEL 2 referee Rules Refresher Course -Due to the huge growth of our game at club level Dublin LGFA are currently experiencing a short fall of experienced referees.Dublin LGFA are appealing to former LGFA and or GAA football referees to sign up for the 'LEVEL 2 referee Rules Refresher Course' which is taking place on-line on Saturday July 17th from 10am to 12 noon. By participating on this course referees will be re-qualified to officiate LGFA games within Dublin.Participants must be 18 years ..

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Go Ahead Ireland Dublin Adult Club Championship Draws 2021The championship draws for the Go Ahead Ireland Dublin club championship from Senior to Junior I has taken place - see belowAll draws and fixtures will be created, checked and verified over the weekend and once completed will be sent to all club Secretaries. Junior B to Junior I championships are due to commence on Wednesday July 21st and Provisional fixtures will be sent out once all draws are finalised.Senior Group A:Senior Group BFoxr..

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LGFA today confirmed Dublin star Lyndsey Davey as ambassador for the Association’s new ‘BUA’ Leadership programme.  The five-time TG4 All-Ireland Senior medallist took time out of her busy schedule to help launch the programme – as Dublin prepare for a Lidl National League Division 1 Final against Cork at Croke Park on Saturday, June 26.  As well as serving as a ‘BUA’ ambassador, Davey, who’s also a five-time TG4 All Star, will work as a mentor to her Skerries Harps club-mate Lau..

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Registration deadline looming LGFA 2020 registration runs out on at the end of 30th June. All players not registered during 2020 must be registered in order to field. If the registration for a player registered in 2020 is not renewed, then she may not field after 30th June.As it takes up to 14 working days for funds transferred from a bank account to be available for use in your Foireann Stripe account sufficient funds to cover your players should be transferred without any delay. For those ..

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COVID-19 UPDATE - CROKE PARKA chara, Following in line with the restrictions re-opening as of this week, all matches, competitive and challenge games at all levels of club and inter-county are now permitted to take place. With County Competitions commencing in the very near future (if not already) we wanted to clarify a query that a large number of clubs have already been in touch with. Challenge Games; Teams can only play 1 challenge match per week (every 7 days). Also no Challenge games b..

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Goals Ahead for Go-Ahead Ireland with Dublin GAA Sponsorship Announcement Leading public transport provider of bus services across 25 routes in Dublin announces Title Sponsorship of Dublin GAA’s Adult Leagues and ChampionshipsWith community at the heart of the Go-Ahead Ireland transport company’s operations comes their announcement of title sponsorship of Dublin GAA’s club adult leagues and championships including Football, Hurling and Camogie. Sport is an integral part of the wellbeing ..

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COVID - Updated Return to Play Guidelines The Irish Government last Friday confirmed a further relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions to take affect from Monday, June 7th. In terms of Gaelic Games, the impact of this for various activities is outlined below. Games/Attendances From June 7th, competitive and challenge games at all levels of club and inter-county are permitted to take place. However, it is essential that the LGFA clubs continue to proceed with caution and that the Return to Play Pr..

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As Pre-season preparations continue clubs are reminded of the following regulations pertaining to the organisation of challenge games. No club challenge game can take place before Monday 7th June 2021. If your club wishes to play a challenge game at any given time after this date permission must be sought from the Dublin LGFA County Board. This is in accordance with the rules pertaining the LGFA player injury fund scheme. Players must be registered members of the LGFA. 1. Permission requests..

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Information for Clubs Adult and Underage Training From Monday, May 10th, both adult and underage training are permitted on a full contact basis in pods of 15 for all Gaelic Games teams in the 26 Counties. Games (including challenge games) will not be permitted until June 7th. Please ensure all players are registered to be covered in the LGFA Injury Fund. Players registered in 2020 are covered up until June 30th 2021. NEW and RETURNING players must be registered ASAP no player should take par..

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BUA launched by the LGFATHE Ladies Gaelic Football Association is delighted to announce details of its new ‘BUA’ Leadership programme.  ‘BUA’ is a self-development initiative aimed at supporting young people in the LGFA to development leadership skills and qualities to benefit their local communities.  Aimed at females aged 16-19 years of age, ‘BUA’ will be conducted through expert-led workshops and self-reflection, before participants put their enhanced leadership skills into prac..

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