Dublin GAA

Commemorating 50 years since Dublin came in from the cold in under-21 football

The Dublin under-21 football team that contested the 1975 All-Ireland final: Top (from left): Johnny Corcoran, Brian Mullins, Liam Egan, Tony Fayne, Kenny Bruton, Mick Holden, Camillus Fitzpatrick and Gerry McCaul. Bottom (from left): John Thompson, Seán McCarthy, Paul Connellan, PJ Buckley, Fran Ryder, Brian Fitzpatrick and Peter Reany.

Ballyboden St Enda’s secure a fifth Dublin football title as Na Fianna’s double ambitions end

A powerhouse final quarter secured a first Dublin football title in six years for the southside club

Conor McHugh brings it all back home as he aims to win Dublin double

Na Fianna man hopes to cap a year that has already brought a club All-Ireland, a wedding and his intercounty hurling debut

Na Fianna put in marathon effort and live to see another hurling county final

Ballyboden St Enda’s beaten by Lucan Sarsfields dashing harboured hopes of double of senior crowns

Malachy Clerkin: The Jim Gavin fiasco was a long overdue humbling for GAA exceptionalism

Micheál Martin had his head turned by Gavin’s football success, forgetting it’s just a sport, no better or worse than the rest

Na Fianna put Dublin hurling title on the line on weekend of decisive showdowns

Naomh Conaill and Gaoth Dobhair vie again for football supremacy in Donegal

Time running out for Heimir Hallgrímsson to save his job

Ireland need to throw kitchen sink at Portugal; Irish racing’s enfant terrible

John Small the latest from Dublin’s gilded generation to call time on intercounty career

Ballymun Kickhams defender won seven All-Irelands over 11 years and won an All Star in 2020

Ciarán Murphy: Everyone has admiration for dual clubs, but it’s not easy

Switching focus week in week out can take its toll

Na Fianna and Ballyboden both looking to double up in Dublin

Both clubs staged comeback wins in last weekend’s football semi-finals at Parnell Park

Late, late shows for Ballyboden and Na Fianna as Cuala’s reign ends

Ballyboden St Enda’s were seven points down with five minutes remaining before astonishing comeback

Presidential election: Jim Gavin presses the flesh and leverages GAA credentials

Soldiers of Destiny leverage novice politician’s pristine GAA credentials in advance of television debate

Ex-Clare stalwart Keelan Sexton now making his mark with Dublin’s Na Fianna

Kilmurry-Ibrickane’s loss clearly Dublin club’s gain after game-changing impact in county quarter-final defeat of Ballymun Kickhams

Pitch battle: In Dublin, the GAA is rapidly outgrowing its capacity to provide basic facilities

With land at such a premium, GAA pitches are increasingly regarded by local authorities as an inefficient use of space

‘Just don’t call it a retirement’: Ger Brennan welcomes Stephen Cluxton to the managerial fold

Cluxton to team up with his former Dubs team-mate as Sky Blues look to mount their comeback

Stephen Cluxton turns the page on intercounty playing days, but the book is far from finished

Dublin veteran can remain setter of standards in new role as part of Ger Brennan’s backroom team

Stephen Cluxton will not be part of Dublin panel for 2026

Parnells clubman to be solely involved in Ger Brennan’s management team

Jim Gavin profile: Would ‘no bullsh*t’ former Dublin manager make a good president?

Former Defence Forces officer and senior executive of Irish Aviation Authority seen by some who know him as 'not overtly political’

Stephen Cluxton joins Dublin backroom team for next year

Decorated Dublin goalkeeper will be in Ger Brennan’s management team after retirement

Áras hopeful Jim Gavin secures backing from five more Fianna Fáil TDs

Declarations bring former Dublin GAA football boss’s support to 30 members of parliamentary party

Coaching churn: Just two counties still to appoint football managers for 2026

Westmeath and Fermanagh were faced with unexpected vacancies but hope to fill them quickly

Presidential election: Jim O’Callaghan backs Jim Gavin to be Fianna Fáil candidate

Minister for Justice says former Dublin GAA manager would be ‘uniquely qualified’ to succeed Michael D Higgins

Jim Gavin comes with his own presidential parachute and ticks all the boxes

Fianna Fáil faithful are praying the leadership doesn’t make a mess of its amusing plan to win the presidential election though superior tactics

The question isn’t how Jim Gavin will run for President, it’s why he would want to

The former Dublin manager is a meticulous, mission-orientated planner - if he goes for the Áras, he will do whatever it takes to win

Growing expectation in Fianna Fáil of Jim Gavin contesting presidential election

Former Dublin football manager ‘ticks a lot of party’s boxes’ and ‘there is a sense he could win’, say sources

Former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin as Fianna Fáil’s presidential candidate? The pros and cons

Party leaders will be considering whether Jim Gavin’s popularity will transfer from sport to politics

Ger Brennan appointed Dublin football manager on three-year term

St Vincent’s clubman takes over having won 2025 Leinster title with Louth

John Cleary to stay on as Cork football boss for a further two years

Declan Darcy has emerged as the frontrunner to succeed Dessie Farrell in Dublin

Home are the heroines: thousands turn out for Dublin All-Ireland homecoming

Dublin’s seventh triumph since 2010 honoured with the first official homecoming for the team

Croke Park, a good neighbour and one of the most loaded four-letter words in the English language

It’s a strange thing to be faced with overwhelming evidence that your children are not from the same place you are

Dublin manager Paul Casey: ‘I think everybody played close to their best. To do it on this day of all days is very, very satisfying’

Meath go down to a 12-point defeat the All-Ireland final after freezing on the one day you can’t afford to freeze

Dublin blow Meath away in All-Ireland women’s SFC final – As it happened

Comprehensive performance in Croke Park by Dublin as their forwards proved too strong

Dublin turn up the heat on Meath and emerge as deserving champions

Goals saw game decided in the first half as Dublin got big performances from every part of the field

Hannah Tyrrell: ‘I just wanted to prove people wrong. I’m very competitive. I don’t let anybody win’

An elite sporting career that featured an FAI Cup medal, a Six Nations title and an All-Ireland comes to an end against Meath this weekend

Meath v Dublin All-Ireland final: Throw-in time, team news, where to watch

The Royals and the Dubs meet again in the senior decider at Croke Park

Improving Meath have grown with every game but Dublin’s firepower will probably be enough

If Vikki Wall and Emma Duggan catch fire, a Meath win will be no shock but Dublin’s superior bench could make the difference

Dublin putting 2021 hurt behind them to set the record straight against Meath

Sunday sees a repeat of the 2021 All-Ireland decider in which the Royals brought Dublin’s drive-for-five to an end

How Tipperary capitalised on Cork’s chronic lack of flexibility to take All-Ireland title

The Premier County won the tactical chess game, adjusting their shape and controlling the space to utterly dominate

The hurling year in review: Hurler of the year? Biggest disappointment? Our writers make their picks

Dublin sprang a surprise for the ages; a long-form Munster final to treasure; and hope that golden oldies will stay on stage

Dean Rock: Donegal and Kerry should do nothing out of the ordinary in the next week - take it from me

Trusting the routine that takes a player all the way to an All-Ireland final is crucial ahead of the big day

Cork crowds, Tipp trips, Munster mastery: Seven-step guide to the 2025 hurling championship

Munster mark new domination by finally providing the province’s marquee rivalry

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