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Dub's support on Sunday was FANtastic, thank you!
September 27, 2016
On behalf of Dublin LGFA, the players and senior management team we would like to sincerely thank everyone who came along to support the girls in Croke Park, last Sunday.We acknowledge the huge effort that was made by our clubs, players and officials to generate and organise the massive Dublin support on Sunday which was very much evident by the thousands of Dublin flags, banners along with the mighty roars and cheers that echoed around the stadium.Dublin LGFA would also like to acknowledge the..
Official Statement of behalf of the Dublin LGFA
September 26, 2016
Official Statement of behalf of the Dublin LGFADublin Players, Management and Executive Committee congratulate Cork on winning the 2016 Senior All-Ireland final.We wish it to be noted that we are very disappointed that the score error could not be rectified on the field of play and we will focus our efforts to require that LGFA put processes in place so that no other team is subjected to such a situation. Dublin LGFA will be making no further comment on this issue.
Deirdre Murphy motivated by 2010 All Ireland win
September 23, 2016
Deirdre Murphy - âI remember watching Denise Masterson lift the All-
Ireland trophy in 2010, and thinking âthatâs going to be me one dayââ
Last year, Deirdre Murphy stepped
away from the Dublin senior football team to head to Chicago on a J1, returning
just in time to watch her teammates in the county side lose out 0-12 to 0-10 in
the final against an all-conquering Cork.
Itâs another Croke Park
experien..
Dublin Team named for All Ireland Final
September 22, 2016
Read what Niamh McEvoy has to say about Sunday's clash with Cork
September 21, 2016
As we continue with
the build to Sundayâs TG4 All-Ireland Final, Dublinâs Niamh McEvoy chatted to
James Hendicott here is what she had to say â¦.
While Dean Rock revels in his role in attempting to take the
menâs senior title to the capital for the second year on the trot, with his
county season spilling over to occupy weekendâs either side of the ladiesâ
final, Niamh McEvoy - his partner in both life and lethal f..
Sorcha Furlong looks forward to another meeting with Cork
September 20, 2016
Sorcha Furlong: âIâve gained a greater understanding from coaching the
under-21s. It can be quite a narrow view when youâre playing.â
For Sorcha Furlong, one of the most experienced players on
Dublin ladies 2016 senior panel, this season has been very much about change -
changes in roles, changes in her position and changes in her approach to the
game.
One of an ever-dwindling number of survivors from the
countyâs on..
Molly Lamb speaks to Jackie Cahill ahead of Sundays final
September 20, 2016
Three years, three TG4 All-Ireland ladies senior football finals for Molly Lamb â but thereâs a statistic that needs addressingAn All-Ireland minor medallist in 2012, and a three-time U21 winner, Lamb is desperate to get her hands on a senior medal. The versatile Kilmacud Crokes player can operate at midfield or in the half-forward line and sheâs one of the â95 babiesâ who have graduated through the Dublin ranks to make their mark ..
Bobby McNulty chats to James Hendicott ahead of Sun big game
September 19, 2016
Bobby McNulty - âThereâs a lot of depth in the county now and
especially a few younger girls who are going to make a serious markâ
Always a football lover, Dublin ladiesâ first team coach and
selector Bobby McNulty got into the managerial side of things early: heâs been
coaching for longer than heâs been an adult.
Starting at his own club, Thomas Davis in Tallaght, McNulty
- a garda outside of his love of..
Late developer Carla Rowe proving that anything is possible
September 16, 2016
Dublinâs late
developer Carla Rowe proving that anything is possible
By Jackie Cahill (Article
featured Irish Independent 16th Sept)
You'd never think watching Carla Rowe in action for the
Dublin ladies footballers that she only discovered the game for the first time
at the relatively late age of 13.
Certainly not when you consider that Rowe won an All-Ireland
minor medal in 2012 and was player-of-the-match a year later despite finishing
on the losing side to Galway. Rowe, ..
Aherne Named Croke Park Player of the Month
September 15, 2016
Dublin's Sinead Aherne Named Croke Park Player of the MonthSinead Aherne has been named as âThe Croke Parkâ Player of the Month for August. The ace full forward has been Dublinâs main attacker all season and was instrumental in securing their progress through to the TG4 All Ireland Finals on September 25th in Croke Park.Aherne was vital for Dublin as they came under pressure against a resilient Donegal team in the TG4 All Ireland Semi Final where her 1-06, ..