Fingal Sport

FRIDAY’S announcement that all GAA activities would cease until March 29 at the earliest in an effort to limit the spread of the Coronavirus has created new challenges for clubs across the county.

INNISFAILS GAA Club in Balgriffin, one of the oldest clubs in the country, relaunched their juvenile section, the Acorns, with just five children and has grown exponentially,

LORETO Balbriggan retained the Leinster Junior Division 1B title at Grange Road with a dramatic shoot-out win over St Columba’s after a wonderful six-goal contest in normal time.

Brian McCarthy hopes it’s second time lucky as he looks to take his St Mochta’s side…

ST MOCHTA’S booked their place in the FAI Intermediate Cup semi-finals and the prospect of a mouth-watering north Dublin derby with Malahide United with a 3-2 victory over St Kevin’s Boys.

MALAHIDE’S JJ Lunney is enjoying life back at Dalymount Park as he signed off for a second stint with Bohemians ahead of the 2020 season.

LYNDSEY DAVEY hasn’t ruled out joining her fellow Dublin colleagues Sinead Goldrick and Niamh McEvoy down under, but says that playing Aussie Rules football isn’t for her at present.

RIVERVALLEY Rangers and Malahide United graduate Val Adedokun has signed his first professional contract with Dundalk FC.

BALLYMUN KICKHAMS senior football manager Brendan Hackett says his side are in a difficult situation as they begin their Division 1 League title defence this Sunday morning when they host beaten championship finalists Thomas Davis (10.30am).

Castleknock Lawn Tennis Club hope to put a ‘hidden gem’ of the North Dublin landscape on…