Annual General Meeting: The 2013 AGM of Dublin LGFA will take place on Saturday 23rd of November commencing at 10am in Parnell Park. AGM papers have been issued to all club secretaries. The deadline for receipt of Nominations, motions and recommendations to County Secretary, Mary O’Connor is Friday the 8th of November 2013 @5pm (close of business). Papers received after this deadline will be deemed null and void   November County Board Meeting: A meeting of the Dublin LGFA..

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes: Dublin Ladies Football Committee special meeting: A special meeting of the Dublin Ladies Football Committee will take place on Tuesday 22nd of October at 7.30pm in Parnell Park in order to discuss the Ladies Football / Camogie Preliminary report into the feasibility of playing on alternative weekends. Clubs should have a representative in attendance at this important meeting, the report has been issued to all clubs Secretaries and County Board delegates.   Te..

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Athlete Development not Strength and Conditioning.   Over the last number of years the National Athlete Development Academy (NADA) have been involved with a number of success stories within the GAA, most recently the Dublin Senior Football Team's recapturing of Sam Maguire in Croke Park.   Recently there has been much talk of the GAA becoming very professional and massive demands being put on the players to prioritise their training over everything else even though they are still amateur ..

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TESCO Home Grown -Dublin Juvenile Cup & Championship Finals 2013   The finals of the Dublin Juvenile Cup / Championship and Shield competitions will take place on the weekend of the 2nd and 3rd of November with the exception being the Minor finals who are most likely going to be fixed for the following weekend 9/10th of November.   U13 and U15 finals will be played on Saturday November 2nd while the U14 and U16 finals will be fixed for Sunday November 3rd.   The Dublin LGFA is seeking..

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Dublin Ladies Football and Dublin Camogie Preliminary Report - feasibility study of alternative playing weekends   The Dublin Ladies County Committee & Dublin Camogie County committee are recommending the following proposal to both associations affiliated clubs for their consideration:   Proposal for the 2014 Playing Season: Dublin Ladies Football will establish U8 non-competitive football U8 - Alternative weekends U9- Alternative weekends U10 - Alternative ..

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes:   October County Board Meeting: County Committee meeting will take place on Tuesday the 15th of October at 7:30pm in Parnell Park. It is essential that all clubs have at least one representative in attendance at this meeting. Clubs will be issued with the report / findings from the sub- committee chaired by Camillus Kilpatrick on the feasibility of playing Ladies football and Camogie on alternative weekends.     TG4 All Stars nominees: ..

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes:   Leinster Club Championship: Congratulations to Thomas Davis who have advanced to the semi-final of the TESCO Home Grown Leinster Intermediate Club Championship following their 2-18 to 2-15 (aet) win over Wicklow Champions Tinahey. Thomas Davis will now play St Rynaghs of Offaly on October 19th at 2pm in Banagher.   Meanwhile heartfelt commiserations to Fingallians who bowed out of the club championship following their 6-11 to 1-14 defeat t..

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Best Wises to both Fingallians and Thomas Davis who are in TESCO Home Grown Leinster Club action this coming weekend.On Saturday Fingallians travel to Mountmellick in Laois to take on Sarsfields in the Senior Leinster Championship semi-final, throw in time is 2pm.Meanwhile on Sunday Thomas Davis travel down the road to Tinahely in Wicklow for their quarter final clash against the Wicklow Champions again the throw in time for this game is 2pm.

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Dublin LGFA Weekly Notes   TESCO Home Grown Sevens: Congratulations to Na Fianna on winning the senior Cup in the All-Ireland Sevens a fantastic achievement by the Glasnevin crew meanwhile our commiserations to Castleknock and O'Tooles who both lost their respective Junior finals by the narrowest of margins. All in all it was a fantastic tournament for Dublin clubs with 18 teams from the Capital participating, well done to all involved. Images from the Sevens can be viewe..

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