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U21 DUBLIN INTER COUNTY TRAILS: The Dublin LGFA is seeking player nominations from clubs for U21 Dublin Inter County trials. The U21 championship is a new competition being organised by the LGFA which has replaced the previous Aisling McGing Senior B championship of which Dublin is the reigning All Ireland champions. The inaugural winners of the U21 All Ireland championship will be presented with the Aisling McGing Memorial cup. The 2013 U21 championship is being organi..

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Dublin began the defensive of their Leinster U16 title on Saturday last with a comprehensive win over old Leinster rivals Meath. Dublin ran out 6-10 to 1-06 winners but the score line flattered Dublin somewhat as Meath stuck close to their neighbours for most of the first half with the half time score reading Dublin 0-8 Meath 0-01. Meanwhile in the opening game of the double bill played in St Margaret's featured the Dublin U14 team v Meath, this time it was the Royal County who ..

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Dublin senior team experienced their second defeat of their current league campaign when they travelled to Cork yesterday for their fourth round clash with the reigning All -Ireland champions.   In Fermoy, Dublin came across a Cork outfit that were in goal scoring mode, Cork in fact hitting the metropolitans for six.   Lethal forward Valerie Mulcahy helped herself to 4-02 and Rhona Ní Bhuachalla scored 2-03 as the Leesiders blitzed the Dubs.   Cork were 5-03 t..

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Dublin U16's begin the defense of their Leinster crown when they take on Leinster rivals Meath this Saturday 2nd March at 3pm in St Margaret's GAA club.Lauren Mageee of Kilmacud Crokes has been named as the U16 Captain for 2013, all involved in Dublin wish Lauren and her team mates all the very best for the season ahead.  The Dublin U14's will also be action against Meath as part of a sky blue double bill in the North County venue, throw in time for the U14 clash is 1pm. Live updates from both ..

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Can all players listed below please be in Parnells GAA club this Sunday 10am to 1pm. Players should ensure they have a water bottle and mouth guard with them.Any queries contact  Amy @ development@dublinladiesgaelic.ie                                                                                                                                     DUBLIN U14 PAN..

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TOM McKittrick's Laois suffered their first defeat of the season as Dublin scored a narrow victory in Sunday's Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League Division 1 tie in Stradbally. Two late pointed frees from Sinead Aherne gave Dublin a 2-6 to 1-7 victory against the O'Moore County. McKittrick, a former Dublin U21 player, had masterminded two victories from the first two rounds of fixtures but Dublin bounced back from the previous weekend's shock defeat against Donegal to ..

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Dublin have made five changes in personnel to their starting 15 from that which lost by six points to Donegal last weekend, interim boss Paul Gilheaney has also made a number of positional switches to his starting line up for Dublin's third round clash with Leinster rivals, Laois.   Cliodhna O'Connor returns to her familiar location between the posts in replace of Emma Merrigan, former U16 All Ireland winning Captain Deirdre Murphy makes her senior league debut at left corner b..

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The following players are requested to attend Dublin U14 trials on Sunday 17th February 2013 in Parnells GAA club in Chanel College.Team one and two to meet at 9:30am Three and four to meet at 10:30amAny queries please contact Amy Branigan development@dublinladiesgaelic.ie TEAM 1 Meeting at 9:30 1.      Claire Byrne Clanna gael 2.      Megan Redmond parnells 3.       Amy dowling parnells 4.       Molly o neil castleknock 5.       Ellie Thi..

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McLaughlin hat track seals victory for Donegal...   Dublin 2-07 Donegal 3-10   Donegal came away from a rain soaked Chanel College, the new home of Parnell's GAA club, with an invaluable six point win over Dublin. Donegal star forward Geraldine McLaughlin was in superb form throughout the sixty minutes giving both Leah Caffrey and Rachel Byrne a torrid afternoon in the Dublin defence. McLaughlin ended the game with a personnel tally of 3-5 with 3-3 scored by the Term..

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Dublin Interim boss, Paul Gilheaney has announced his team to take on Donegal in the second round of the Tesco Home Grown NFL. Gilheaney has made 7 changes to his starting 15 from what lined out against Meath Last Sunday. Two of these changes have been enforced on the interim boss with serious injuries to Orla Egan (shoulder) and Niamh McEvoy (knee) having been picked up in last Sunday's two point win over Meath.   Emma Merrigan takes over number the one spot ahead of Cliodhna ..

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