County News

“I hadn’t realized how hard a team trained at this level or how dedicated players and management would have to be” - Lee Moroney   Dublin LGFA is very fortunate to have an incredible group of people working across all age groups with our County players. They are unbelievably focused,  fully committed and dedicated to serving Dublin while doing it all on a voluntary basis. From U14 right up to senior level the time, work and commitment that our man..

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“Hopefully this generation along with the next generation of female footballers will get the opportunity to play on the best pitches and stadiums and have the level of support that the men take for granted” – Nicole Owens   Dublin forward, Nicole Owens plays her club football with St Sylvester’s in Malahide, she is a self -declared tom boy who loves sport. Earlier this month in the TG4 Leinster Senior final versus Westmeath the TCD stud..

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Life Style Sports announce new Dublin GAA Partnership Life Style Sports, “Every County. Every Colour” Life Style Sports, Ireland’s largest sports retailer, today announced a new partnership with Dublin GAA as official retail partner. The partnership will unite Ireland’s most progressive and successful sports retailer with the Dublin Senior Football and Hurling teams as well as the Ladies Senior Football and Camogie teams.  A long ..

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Dublin GAA have teamed up with Life Style Sports to bring you the opportunity to meet some of your favourite Dublin Inter County players.Dublin Ladies star, Nicole Owens along with Dublin Senior footballers Paddy Andrews and John Small as well as Senior County hurlers Liam Rushe and Cian O'Callaghan plus Dublin Camogie Caragh Dawson will all be in attendance TOMORROW Wednesday July 20th at 1pm in Life Style Sports on Grafton Street.Pop along and avail of the opportunity to get some pictures and ..

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Minor All Ireland Semi Final  FT Dublin 4-21 Armagh 1-09 Dublin booked their place in the Minor All Ireland following a 21 point victory over Armagh in Inniskeen. Ulster champions Armagh got the dream start when full forward Dearbhla Coleman netted for the Orchard County with under a minute gone on the clock.   Dublin rocked by the early Armagh goal and playing against a strong wind for the opening half took time to settle into the game. Corner forward Rachel Douglas got the Leinster..

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“My thoughts would be that while the coverage and promotion of women’s sport has improved in recent times not enough is being done to promote LGFA” …   Dublin Minor’s take on Armagh tomorrow in the All Ireland semi-final. Dub’s boss Martin McDonnell is looking forward to the encounter as he aims to reach the minor final for the first team since 2013. Martin answered a few of our questions this week and here is wha..

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All Ireland Minor Championship Semi- Final Saturday July 16th, 1:45pm  Dublin v Armagh Inniskeen GAA Club, Co Monaghan   After their hard fought Leinster final win over Westmeath two weeks ago Dublin minors are back on the championship trail again. On this occasion the young Dubs are on the road north to the Monaghan town of Inniskeen and a semi-final meeting with Ulster champions, Armagh.   Dublin’s opponents, Armagh also had to dig deep to lift their provincial cr..

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TG4 Senior Championship Draw 2016 – Leinster Champions Dublin will play the winner of the championship qualifier game between Galway and Donegal in the quarter final of the All Ireland football championship on August 13th next. The draw for the 2016 senior championship took place today in Croke Park at the official launch of the Ladies championship. TG4 Senior Championship Draw in full: Armagh or Waterford v Kerry or Monaghan Cavan or Laois v Cork Westmeath or Meath v ..

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U16 All Ireland Semi Final FT Dublin 4-15 (27) 1-07 (10)   Dublin U16’s booked their place in the year’s All Ireland final following a comprehensive 17 point win over Armagh last Saturday afternoon in Drogheda.   Leinster champions, Dublin playing with the aid of a strong wind in the opening period of the game where given a dream start when Sarah McMahon netted for the Dub’s with less than a minute gone on the clock.  Dublin took full advanta..

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HISTORIC 5 IN A ROW FOR DUB'SGregory McGonigle’s Dublin claimed a fifth successive TG4 Leinster ladies senior football championship crown.Dublin demolished Westmeath by 26 points in a surprisingly one sided provincial decider at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise.Dublin ran out 4-23 to 0-7 winners against the Lake County, to repeat last year’s final success against the same opposition.There was little to suggest that such a wide gulf would separate the counties at the finish as Dublin led by nine ..

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