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All Ireland U14 Semi-Final - match report Mayo 5-08 (23) Dublin 4-09 (21)   Dublin bowed out of the championship today following a dramatic two point defeat to a powerful and well drilled Mayo outfit.   From the throw in the Connacht champions took the game to Dublin with Captain and full forward Maria Reilly leading by example the Kiltane forward causing the Dublin defence untold problems with her powerful surging runs.   Unlike their Leinster final appearance versus Meath, ..

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All Ireland U14 Semi-Final, Dublin v Mayo Saturday June 14th, 2pm Ardagh Co Longford   The Dublin U14 team to play Mayo in Saturday’s All-Ireland semi-final has been announced.   Dublin Manager, Fearghall Brennan has kept faith by naming the same starting fifteen that took to the field against Meath for the Leinster Final.   Dublin has not won an All-Ireland final at this grade since 2007, Brennan and his management team have been working diligently on the train..

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Massive weekend ahead for Dublin Ladies with our U14's in action on Saturday against Mayo in the All Ireland semi-final and then on Sunday our U21's contest the Aisling McGing U21 All Ireland Final v Meath Saturday June 14th All Ireland Semi Final Dublin v Mayo Venue: Ardagh, Co Longford, 2pm Click on the link below for direction to Ardagh  http://www.theaa.ie/routes/?id=cea54aab-ab85-4ce0-94ce-ed2820ac457f Sunday June 15th All Ireland U21 Final Dublin v Meath Venue: Clane, Co Kilda..

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Aisling McGing All Ireland U21Final Dublin v Meath Sunday June 15th, 2pm Clane GAA, Co Kildare   No change for Dublin ahead of U21 All Ireland Final: Dublin have named an unchanged line out for Sundays U21 show down versus Meath. Dublin boss Gregory McGonigle has shown faith in the same starting fifteen that defeated Cork comprehensively in last week’s semi-final.   Dublin will be the bookies favourites for the title having disposed of reigning champions Cork las..

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Aisling McGing U21 All Ireland Final DUBLIN v MEATH, Sunday June 15th, 2 pm Clane GAA, Co Kildare   The U21 championship was introduced last season by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association,  a year ago Cork as anticipated due to their dominance at under age level won the inaugural final beating Galway by two points, Cork 0-13 Galway 0-11. Last Sunday in Semple Stadium, Dublin emphatically saw off Cork in the semi-final by a whopping twenty three points, Dublin 7-13 Cork 1-08. The ..

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Dublin will make their first appearance in a U21 All Ireland final this Sunday when they take on Meath in the 2014 Aisling McGing final.Captain of the team is 19 year old DCU student, Siobhan Woods from Raheny GAA Club.We asked Siobhan a few questions ahead of this Sunday's historic final.Profile: Siobhan Woods (Dublin U21 Captain)Toughest opponent: Sinead Goldrick (Dublin)Favourite ground: Semple Stadium- playing the Aisling McGing Semi-final there was a great experienceFavourite sports people ..

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Aisling McGing U21 All Ireland Final:Croke Park have just announced that the Aisling McGing U21 All Ireland Final Dublin v Meath will take place in Clane GAA Club Co Kildare this Sunday at 2.00pm 

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Aisling McGing U21 All Ireland Semi-Final Match report – Mary White (Evening Echo) Dublin7-13 Cork 1-08   ALL-IRELAND champions Cork relinquished their U21 crown to a far superior Dublin in Thurles yesterday.  Perhaps the confusion at the turnstiles before the game set the tone, as fans were left waiting outside Semple Stadium 10 minutes prior to throw-in with no stewards manning the gates. That aside, many had to pay 25 just to see the ladies football All-Irela..

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All Ireland U14 Semi-Final Dublin will play Connacht Champions Mayo in the All Ireland U14 Semi-final on Saturday June 14th at 2pm in Ardagh GAA Club, Co Longford(Ardagh is about 10 km from Longford Town located off the N4 road).

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The TESCO Homegrown Teams of the League were announced at a gala event held in Croke Park on Tuesday night last. The awards which are presented at the end of the TESCO Homegrown National Football Leagues every year recognise the immense contribution of the players to their counties cause throughout the year. No fewer than 28 counties are recognised on the four divisional teams with players coming from each of the four provincesCongratulations again to the four Dublin winners, Lyndsey Davey, Si..

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