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** Sailing Ireland’s Volunteer of the Year John Leahy From pirates in Ethiopia; to shipwrecks in Dublin Bay; to…
SCOTT Orwell Wheelers’ Paul Forristal defended the Noel O’Neill Trophy last weekend ahead of a strong field featuring some of the best racers in the country on the roads around Dublin and Wicklow.
IT’S not that often that siblings score for their club on the same day, let alone grab a hat trick each.
UCD recorded their eighth straight defeat and slipped to the bottom of the Premier Division following back-to-back home losses to Shamrock Rovers and Cork City.
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.
KILMACUD Crokes produced a glorious weekend of free-flowing football, scoring goals for fun to land the Dublin Division One Under-14 football Feile.
DUBLINERS Laura Delany, Kim Garth, Mary Waldron, Shauna Kavanagh and Gaby Lewis have all been offered the first professional contracts for Irish women’s cricketers.
KILMACUD CROKES took a step towards what’s become the customary latter stages of the Dublin SHC with a very comfortable win over O’Toole’s at Parnell Park.
WAYSIDE Celtic remain on course to achieve a remarkable treble as all three of their Leinster Senior League teams are within a shout of promotion from their respective divisions.
DECLAN O’Meara, age 14 and a juvenile club member of Brother Pearse AC in Knocklyon, wore the Ireland singlet with pride this week at the Schools International Cross Country in Santry.
