New Ireland Assurance Junior Dub Stars 2017 Dublin LGFA in association with New Ireland Assurance is delighted to announce the line- up of our 2017 Junior Dub Stars teams.  Dublin LGFA first introduced the Junior Dub Stars concept back in 2015 since then the Junior event has proven to be tremendous success providing a perfect platform to recognise and acknowledge the commitment and dedication of our Junior club players. The two panels this season have been increased slightly from 25 to 26 thu..

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes:Annual Convention 2017:The Dublin LGFA Annual Convention was held in Westmanstown Sports complex on Saturday last December 9th with the following elected to serve on the Executive Committee for 2018: Chairperson Joe Keane, Vice-Chairperson Alan Egan, Secretary Mary O’Connor, Assistant Secretary Kathleen Colreavy, Treasurer Eilis Waters, Culture & Language Officer Pat O’Donoghue, Development Officer Pat Kane, Children’s Officer Bernice Jones Moore, Leinster Council ..

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Annual Convention 2017:The Dublin LGFA Annual Convention was held in Westmanstown Sports complex earlier today with the following elected to serve on the Executive Committee for 2018: Chairperson Joe Keane, Vice-Chairperson Alan Egan, Secretary Mary O’Connor, Assistant Secretary Kathleen Colreavy, Treasurer Eilis Waters, Culture & Language Officer Pat O’Donoghue, Development Officer Pat Kane, Children’s Officer Bernice Jones Moore, Leinster Council delegates David McCabe, Bernard Egan, Cen..

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Press Release of behalf of Dublin LGFA New Ireland Assurance Senior Dub Stars 2017The Senior Dub Stars panel that will take on TG4 All Ireland Champions Dublin, in the New Ireland Assurance sponsored Dub Stars event of 2017 have been announced.As anticipated three times Dublin senior and Leinster club champions Foxrock Cabinteely, led the way with six players. Leinster Junior champions Cuala along with Leinster Intermediate runners up St Maurs have four representatives apiece on the panel.Kilma..

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The GAA & PDST Launch Future Leaders Transition Year ProgrammeThe GAA, in collaboration with the PDST, has recently developed the Future Leaders Transition Year Programme. It is a cross-curricular programme comprising of eight modules, each designed to encourage maturity, initiative, responsibility and leadership skills in pupils. The Programme gives pupils the knowledge and skills to support all roles required in the effective staging of Gaelic Games. As part of the Programme pupils are challen..

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes:TG4 All Stars:Congratulations to Ciara Trant (St Brigids), Rachel Ruddy (Ballyboden St Endas), Leah Caffrey (Na Fianna), Nicole Owens (St Sylvesters), Sinead Aherne (St Sylvesters) and Noelle Healy (St Brigids) on being selected on the All Star team of 2017.Congrats also to Noelle Healy who was chosen as the Senior Players Player of the Year this is a fantastic award to win as it is chosen and voted upon by senior players from across the Country. Noelle earlier in the we..

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All Ireland club semi-finals:Our commiserations go to Foxrock Cabinteely and Cuala who were most unfortunate to lose out in their respective club All Ireland semi-finals last weekend. Both teams represented their clubs and County with great distinction throughout their championship campaigns. Match reports from both games are available to read on our website www.dublinladiesgaelic.ieNovember County Board meeting:Dublin Ladies county board meeting is due to take place on 21st November 2017 at 7.3..

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All-Ireland Junior Club Championship semi-finalCorduff  (Monaghan) 4-8 Cuala (Dublin) 2-10From Alan Gunn BARBARA Ward fired in a late goal to send Monaghan side Corduff into the All-Ireland ladies junior club football final, following an absorbing clash with Dublin side Cuala at Gaelic Park.Ward struck the clinical blow on 55 minutes, after Cuala had come from five points down to draw level.After Ward’s goal, Ulster final star Elena McEnaney sealed the victory with a point for Corduff.The si..

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Mourneabbey edge extra-time thriller against Foxrock-CabinteelyAll-Ireland ladies senior club football semi-finalMourneabbey (Cork) 4-5Foxrock-Cabinteely (Dublin) 0-15By Jackie Cahill at Bray EmmetsLAURA Fitzgerald’s extra-time goal sealed victory for Mourneabbey in a gripping All-Ireland senior ladies club football semi-final – and sent the Cork outfit through to a December 3 showdown with Carnacon or St Macartan’s.Fitzgerald collected 2-3 as Mourneabbey, who were beaten finalists in 2014..

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New Ireland Assurance Junior Dub Stars 2017Email gone out today to all our Junior B to G championship club mentors and Secretaries seeking their New Ireland Assurance Junior Dub Stars nominations.Deadline is the 20th of November.This event which was conceived back in 2015 to recognise and honour the dedication and commitment of our Junior club footballers has gone on to be one of the highlights of our club calendar.This year's event will take place in DCU on January 14th at 11:30am followed by t..

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