Dublin Adult Club Championship DrawSenior Group 1Clontarf, St Sylvesters, Foxrock Cabinteely, Thomas Davis, Na Fianna Senior Group 2Ballyboden St Endas, Clanna Gael Fontenoy, Fingallians, St Brigids, Kilmacud CrokesIntermediate Group 1Cuala, Skerries Harps, Castleknock, Man O WarIntermediate Group 2St Maurs, Clann Mhuire, Lucan Sarsfields, Parnells Junior A Group 1Garda / Westmanstown Gaels, Raheny, St Judes, Ballinteer St JohnsJunior A Group 2Templeogue Synge St, Naomh Barrog, Ballyboden St E..

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2020 Dublin Adult Club Championship Draws The draws for the Dublin Senior, Intermediate and Junior A club championships can be viewed on our Facebook page from 2pm tomorrow, July 10th.The draws for the Junior B to Junior H championship competitions will be posted from 2:30pm onwards on our website www.dublinladiesgaelic.ie The opening round of championship fixtures will take place on Wednesday July 29th.

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Covid-19 Update - issued by LGFA The following changes to the return to activity guidelines are being made after recommendations from this morning’s Covid-19 Advisory Committee.These changes were subsequently endorsed by the GAA, the Camogie Association and the LGFA.This week:Open pitches for Adult training next Wednesday, June 24th. Open for Minor and below from Saturday, June 27th.Both of the above on a non-contact basis and on the understanding that players and all participants have compl..

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RETURN TO PLAY -‬‪The slides and video from the Club Briefing webinar on the Safe Return Guidelines to Gaelic Games from Covid-19 are now available - click link below http://bit.ly/2YKmt8x

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Covid Club Education programmeFollowing on from the publication of the “Guidelines for Safe Return to Gaelic Games” document last week, the Covid Club Education programme has been unveiled for Clubs returning to activities. Roles and responsibilities of players, team personnel and parents/guardians will be covered, and Stage 1 will include a Club Briefing webinar, eLearning module and educational resources. Full details are included in the attached document Covid-19 Club Education program..

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COVID-19 Club Education Programme Following on from the publication of the “Guidelines for Safe Return to Gaelic Games” document late last week, a ‘Covid-19 Club Education Programme’ will be launched in the coming days.The programme will centre on an eLearning module, which is currently being finalised, and will be accompanied by a host of optional resources such as live webinars and specifically designed educational resources on learning.gaa.ie.Guidelines and information for all of the..

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Charity 5k #RefsOnTheRunMay 29th 2020Just like players, coaches & parents alike our referees have been missing football since our Dublin LGFA club fixture programme came to an abrupt halt on the 13th of March last due to the health emergency caused by COVID-19.Usually at this time of year, our competitive juvenile leagues would be finishing up ready to take their break with schools out for summer.Our non competitive games for girls U8 to U12 would be coming into their final stretch of fixtures..

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BE POSITIVE WEEK - The Ladies Gaelic Football Association, its official retail partner, Lidl Ireland, and Jigsaw, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health, are teaming up to roll out five days of special online activity from Monday June 1-Friday June 5.Part of a wider initiative that Lidl Ireland has launched by bringing its two corporate partners together to support youths through the COVID-19 pandemic, the partners have designed a ‘Be Positive’ Week which features 5 key themes: Keep L..

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LGFA Injury Fund Statement; Issued by Croke Park, 27th May Following the statement issued last week in relation to the suspension of the LGFA Injury Fund as of May 22nd 2020, which was a response to information received informing the LGFA that some clubs where intending to hire out third party facilities whilst the GAA grounds remain closed.To clarify, the public liability policy will not provide indemnity for the use of third party grounds as per the advice that all Gaelic Games activities ar..

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STATEMENT LGFA INJURY FUND Following reports that some LGFA groups intend hiring or using facilities (private and public open spaces) outside of GAA grounds to commence training in small groups when Phase 2 of the Covid-19 restrictions commence on the 8th June, the Management Committee of Central Council has suspended the LGFA Injury Fund with immediate effect from today 22nd May 2020.This will be the situation until such time that training and playing activity are sanctioned for return by the..

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