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Dublin GAA marked a further milestone at Croke Park on Sunday when it joined Cork and Galway as the only counties to win both AIB All-Ireland club titles on the same day. Much had been expected of ...

Some weekend, that, for Dublin GAA. From the northside, we had Na Fianna winning their first senior All-Ireland hurling title, from Dalkey we had Cuala helping themselves to their maiden football ...

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A newly formed sports lobby group, which will push for funding and facilities for sports clubs all over Dublin, will be ...

Cork scored an impressive 2-21 against Wexford in Saturday’s Division 1A hurling league opener at Wexford Park.

Mayo rivalry, and mixed January outcomes. Dublin edged this Division 1 opener at Croke Park, Seán Bugler their ...

Dublin welcome Mayo to Croke Park for Saturday evening's Allianz Football League opener, and manager Dessie Farrell has been busy assembling a new squad. Farrell has spent the offseason putting a ...

Dublin, at 7.30pm. Donegal's Naomh Padraig, Uisce Chaoin take on Galway's An Cheathrú Rua in the junior football final in the curtain-raiser at GAA HQ, before Galway face off against Armagh in ...

The 2025 season gets underway this weekend, but even without the introduction of the new rules, there is a real curiosity about how Dublin will perform this year. The retirements of stalwarts like ...

The south Dublin club defeated Ballyea and Na Piarsaigh to take those hurling crowns, in '17 and '18 respectively, with O'Callaghan the only link to the football squad who defeated Errigal Ciaran ...

They have won eight National League title, including the 2024 Division One final, beating Dublin in the final on penalties. The footballers have won nine Ulster SFC titles and made 19 finals in total.