‘The club is who we are’: Pure pride as Na Fianna look forward to first All-Ireland senior hurling final
Na Fianna and Sarsfields will have to juggle Christmas celebrations with preparation for next month’s showpiece
Dublin GAA
Paul Casey and Derek Murray appointed joint managers of Dublin women’s team
Both were members of Mick Bohan’s backroom team in resent years
Kilkerrin-Clonberne’s appetite for success sees them secure fourth straight club title
Galway side get the better of Dublin champions Kilmacud Crokes at Croke Park
Murphy has the final word as Na Fianna edge out Loughrea to reach final
Dublin side continue their habit of coming out on the right side of cliffhangers with another late, late show
Are Loughmore-Castleiney and Slaughtneil what all GAA clubs should strive to be?
The spectacular dual success of of both clubs suggests that offering both sports is not a hindrance to any club’s potential chances of success
Na Fianna and their rivals eye path to a maiden All-Ireland club hurling title
Ballygunner’s exit has given the Dublin champions and Sarsfields, Loughrea and Slaughtneil the opportunity to create history
Kilkerrin-Clonberne overcome Clann Éireann to maintain four-in-a-row ambitions
Niamh Cotter’s haul of 2-4 helps Kilmacud Crokes to secure All-Ireland final spot
Na Fianna beat Kilcormac-Killoughey to secure their first Leinster hurling title
Three years after contesting their first Dublin senior hurling title, Na Fianna are provincial champions
Luke Keating’s late point gives Cuala the Leinster club title
Ahead by nine points with 20 minutes gone, the Dublin champions were subsequently reined in by quick-fire goals
Busy Saturday at Croke Park brings climax to seismic Leinster club hurling championship
Two keenly contested semi-finals reflected an extraordinarily open Leinster campaign
Dublin are now facing the hardest trick to pull off in sport: succession planning
Like the great Kerry and Kilkenny teams before them, Dublin now need a rebuilding period as the likes of McCarthy and Fenton bow out
Na Fianna ride out the storm to reach a second Leinster final
Goal by replacement Seán Ryan helps to see off a determined St Martin’s challenge
Leinster club SFC semi-final: Cuala grind out victory over Tullamore
Dalkey outfit will play St Mary’s, Ardee in a novel provincial final that few would have predicted
Brian Fenton was the latest but he won’t be the last Dublin player to step away before 2025
Several other Dublin players could follow Fenton and James McCarthy out the dressingroom door
Malachy Clerkin: Brian Fenton, the best midfielder of his era and one of the greatest ever
After arriving full-formed in 2015, the Raheny midfielder anchored Dublin for a decade – nobody could match his mobility, accuracy and general game sense
Niall Ó Ceallacháin aiming to make history with Na Fianna before maiden campaign with Dublin
No club has ever been crowned senior football and hurling club champions in Leinster but Na Fianna could make that breakthrough over the coming weeks
Brian Fenton confirms retirement after 10 years at the top with Dublin
Dublin GAA confirms player’s intercounty retirement ‘after ten remarkable seasons’
Dublin’s Brian Fenton makes shock decision to retire
Widely regarded as one of the greatest midfielders in the game, the shock decision will leave void in Dessie Farrell’s team
Na Fianna eventually get warmed up and manage to see off Clough Ballacolla
Dublin champions put a sheen on the final scoreline with two late goals in Parnell Park
Kilmacud Crokes sweep past Eadestown to claim third Leinster title in a row
Michelle Davoren leads the scoring as Dublin club dominate Kildare opponents
Niall O’Callaghan stars as Cuala navigate late Naas comeback to reach Leinster semi-finals
The younger brother of Dublin star Con scored 1-5 as Dublin jinx strikes again for the Kildare champions
No hurler on the ditch: Ronan Conway a firm believer in the promise of team development
Former Cork hurler overcame his own struggles and now helps others, including prisoners, through his work as a performance coach
Excitement mounts in Dalkey as Cuala on track for Leinster SFC debut
Chartered train will ferry the club’s fans to Newbridge to see Dublin star Con O’Callaghan and co make their provincial bow
Seán Moran: Thirty years witnessing the most eventful decades in GAA history
The impact of change within the Association since 1994 has been obvious and generally positive
Con O’Callaghan cleared to play for Cuala against Naas
Dublin forward was sent off for a straight red card for off-the-ball collision in county final
Malachy Clerkin: James McCarthy drove all that was good about Dublin, and they loved him for it
His defiance, athleticism and ability to sense when his team needed a rocket all combined to produce one of the greatest they’ve ever had
Bohemians secure €24.7m in government funding for Dalymount Park redevelopment
Over €170 million allocated under Large Scale Sports Infrastructure Fund
Nine-time All-Ireland winning Dublin footballer James McCarthy announces intercounty retirement
Ballymun Kickhams clubman made his debut for Dublin in 2010
Sixty years ago: a headed goal at Croke Park and the first appearance of a Dublin icon
This weekend in 1964, Laois played a league match in Dublin and a couple of legends were born
Dublin SHC final: Late Stacey goal seals the deal for Na Fianna in blistering comeback against Kilmacud Crokes
Na Fianna showed ‘huge character and will to win’ go ahead when it counted to deny Crokes
Dublin SFC Final: Cuala underdogs bite off Kilmacud’s four-in-a-row hopes to make history
Deserved first title for Dalkey club in breathless conclusion to final
Des Cahill having the time of his life as Cuala’s footballers finally get their day in the sun
Traditionally a hurling stronghold, the southside club have made it to only their second Dublin football final where they take on near neighbours Kilmacud Crokes
Niall Ó Ceallacháin eager to see Dublin hurling move on to the next level
New manager has helped transform Na Fianna's fortunes and now wants to see Dublin regularly contesting for Leinster and All-Ireland honours
‘We’re a long time on the road’: Michael Fitzsimons ready to tick senior club title off the list with Cuala
Cuala face reigning champions Kilmacud Crokes in the Dublin Senior Football final on Sunday
Sporting disappointment, then a real tragedy: the deaths that tipped the balance on Inish Turbot
Fifty years ago three men from Inish Turbot went to watch the All-Ireland football final. Patrick Scuffle (48), Patrick O’Toole (58) and Michael Wallace (62) never made it home
John Kiely and Paul Kinnerk to remain at Limerick helm for a further two years
Dublin hurlers appoint Na Fianna’s Niall Ó Ceallacháin to take over from Micheál Donoghue
Malachy O’Rourke confirmed as new manager of Tyrone for three-year term
57-year-old former Fermanagh player has been one of the most sought after football managers in the game
Michael Darragh Macauley: ‘I find it enjoyable to give back. I don’t do it for Instagram likes. I do it because it makes me happy.’
The former Dublin footballer may have left the GAA pitch behind, but he is playing to win in new territory: as CEO of Sanctuary Runners, making a difference to the lives of asylum seekers and migrants
Tributes paid following deaths of All-Ireland winning footballers Jim Crowley and Eddie McKay
Crowley was a member of the 1958 All-Ireland winning Dublin side, while McKay won two All-Ireland titles with Down
Michael Darragh Macauley named new chief executive of Sanctuary Runners
Former Dublin footballer takes over from Graham Clifford, who is now developing the organisation internationally
Conor Burke and Dublin hurling awaiting developments on managerial front
'We have trust in the county board that they’ll make the right appointment' says Dublin hurler Conor Burke
Micheál Donoghue steps down as Dublin hurling manager
The Galway man departs after two seasons in charge
Dean Rock: Galway and Armagh shared a pitch last week, but they are inhabiting different worlds now. Heaven and hell
Armagh players will feel unbreakable after winning their first All-Ireland. On the back of losing another final, next year could be very tough for Galway
Gaelic football year in review: Armagh the biggest surprise in a season of upsets
The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by Irish Times writers
Cork and Galway to meet in camogie decider after semi-final victories
Defending champions Cork were in cruise control as they dispatched Dublin but Tipperary ran Galway in dramatic finish
TG4 All-Ireland quarter-finals: Galway oust Dublin in thriller thanks to late goal
Tribeswomen will meet Cork in semi-finals, while Kerry will play Armagh on other side of the draw
Aisling Maher inspires Dublin to victory over Kilkenny and spot in semi-finals
All Star full forward hits seven points as Dublin reach last four for first time in seven years
Dean Rock: Amid possible retirements and squad departures, Dublin will need to find strength and depth again
It can be a dark place, your demise being celebrated, but these Dublin players have given supporters some of the greatest days of their lives
Darragh Ó Sé: No need to cry a river for the departing Dubs - realistically, they won’t fall too far
Darragh Ó Sé: With Dublin gone from the championship, there’s an All-Ireland sitting there waiting for the four teams left to reach out and grab it
Tactical breakdown: Dublin ultimately undone by their cautious approach
Galway laid the foundation for their win with energy, aggression and a brilliant half-time rejig of their defensive system
Michael Murphy: Galway’s direct action leaves four semi-finalists trying to resolve vulnerabilities
Michael Murphy: The four counties still standing won’t have to cope with Dublin’s ruthless box-ticking but they all still have their own issues to address
Light finally goes out on Dublin’s remarkable era
Sean Moran: Without the outsized prompts of last year, the odds were always against further achievement for Dublin
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Kerry talk of purists when it suits them
The Kingdom is full of pragmatists; Donegal are both battle-hardened and fresh; Derry’s nihilistic streak; Tipperary’s minor miracle
Surprising semi-final line-up suggests new Gaelic football order and end of Dublin era
Galway will face Donegal in All-Ireland semi-final while Kerry meet Armagh
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