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Whitehall Colmcille got off to a poor start as they hosted the Division Three football Feile, but held their nerve in an...

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Ballymun Kickhams man James McCarthy says Dublin are taking nothing for granted as their pursuit of a 14th Leinster senior football championship...

SHERIFF YC have an opportunity to seal their third FAI Junior Cup crown in four years when they face off against St Michael’s of Tipperary at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday evening.

ERIN’S ISLE produced a magical weekend of football to win Dublin Division 2 Feile crown, capping it with a brilliant final win over Clontarf on Monday morning with a 4-6 to 2-3 success in Parnell Park.

CRUMLIN United will face a familiar foe when they hit the Aviva Stadium turf on Saturday afternoon in search of their fifth FAI Intermediate Cup triumph in ten years.

ST MAUR’S took the division six Feile football title over the weekend, coming out on top by narrow margins in four of their five games as they ultimately got the better of a tight rivalry with Scoil Ui Chonaill.

RUSH Athletic remain on course for a remarkable treble as all three of their Leinster Senior League clubs are in contention to top their respective leagues.

BALBRIGGAN RFC’s Under-14s won the Leinster Rugby Schools/Youth League Division 2 on Sunday with a superb win over Cill Dara at Energia Park, Donnybrook.

THREE Rock Rovers claimed a third successive EY Champions Trophy as they warded off regular season champions Lisnagarvey 2-0 in Sunday’s final, continuing their incredible run of wins in one-off matches.