Dublin City Sport

BERNARD Brogan told Dublin supporters he is set to sit down this week with manager Jim Gavin to ponder his future, as 16,000 Dubs fans gathered in Merrion Square for the official homecoming celebrations by Dublin City Council on Sunday afternoon.

Phibsboro-based middleweight Will Fleury hopes he gets the recognition he deserves should he see off England’s Norbert Novenyi Jr at Bellator 227...

St Vincent’s and Craobh Chiarain booked their place in the senior A hurling championship semi-finals, but Na Fianna failed to join them...

Words by Daire Walsh A late two-point salvo from the magnificent Rebecca McDonnell helped Clanna Gael Fontenoy to...

PYROBEL Killester ground out a hard-earned 83-75 point win on the road to neighbours, DCU Saints on the opening night of the...

JACK McCaffrey says winning another men’s All-Ireland title is “incredible” after the Clontarf clubman earned his fifth All-Ireland senior football medal, following Saturday’s final replay win over Kerry at Croke Park.

DUBLIN Ladies Footballers delivered their third TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship title on a tough afternoon weather wise, in front of a record breaking 56,114 crowd on Sunday at Croke Park.

EOIN Murchan’s goal provided the springboard as Dublin’s Mens Footballers delivered a historic fifth All-Ireland Senior Championship title in-a-row, at the second attempt, in Saturday’s final replay at a packed Croke Park.

Shelbourne sealed promotion to the top flight following a six-year hiatus as they beat Drogheda United 3-1 to seal the First Division title.

DUBLIN manager Mick Bohan says his side have no fresh injury worries ahead of Sunday’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Final against Galway at Croke Park (4pm).