We had a great function at Na Fianna where we honoured the 1961 team who were defeated by Tipperary in the All Ireland hurling final. Check out our photos from the night....

Galway are the 2011 All-Ireland hurling champions following a 3-14 to 1-10 win over Dublin at Semple Stadium this evening. The heartache of last year’s final was truly laid to rest following a workmanlike performance as the Dubs never played to their full potential, which will hurt them more than...

Some insight into what FODH does to promote Dublin Hurling. Just click on the graphic to enlarge and see all our activities....

Dublin 3-23 Antrim 0-6 Dublin are through to this year’s Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland under-21 hurling final following a comfortable win over Antrim at Newry this afternoon. Dublin were aiming to book their place in yet another final following the county’s minor hurlers already being in the All-Ireland decider where...

THE look of devastation on the faces of the Dublin hurlers said it all. And it tells us everything we need to know about Dublin in 2011 that they can be so disappointed about a year which ended in a four point semi-final defeat to the All-Ireland champions just six...

ANTHONY DALY has called on his players to produce their most compelling performance of the season on Sunday as they face down the might of All-Ireland champions, Tipperary for a place in the All-Ireland final. “Every player that wears the blue jersey on Sunday has to be getting the maximum...

IF JOHNNY McCaffrey was destined for greatness, days like Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final were still an awful long time in coming. As a minor, he captained both the Dublin hurlers and footballers in the same season (2005), a feat which reflected not just his natural leadership abilities, but also his potential...

The night of Dublin’s Leinster semi-final win over Galway, a game which saw the forward sent-off despite receiving 35 stitches to his ear, he received a picture message on his phone. The sender? One Seamus Foley, proprietor of O’Dwyer’s local Foley’s in his home town. The contents? A poster of...

DOB: 04/09/1984 CLUB: O’Tooles OCCUPATION: Firefighter FAVOURITE POSITION: Midfield DUBLIN DEBUT: 2003-Laois Honours won:Div.2 league, Walsh Cup Toughest Opponent:Mick McEvoy Sporting idol:Dwight Yorke Who would you pick in a GAA transfer market?- Favourite film/tv:The Replacements Favourite food:Pizza (Dominoes) Other hobbies/interest:Soccer, Golf Best advice you ever got:Train the way you play Ambitions:All Ireland...

DOB: 01/07/1987 CLUB: Ballyboden St Endas OCCUPATION: Student FAVOURITE POSITION: Midfield DUBLIN DEBUT: 2009 Walsh Cup vs Kilkenny Honours won:Minor & U21 Leinster, NHL Div 1, 4 Dublin SHC Toughest Opponent:Noel McGrath Sporting idol:Eric Cantona Who would you pick in a GAA transfer market?John O’Brien Favourite film/tv: Gladiator / Coronation Street Favourite food: Happy meals...

DOB: 02/04/1986 CLUB: O’Tooles OCCUPATION: Carpenter FAVOURITE POSITION: Corner Forward DUBLIN DEBUT: 2005 Laois Honours won:U21 Leinster Toughest Opponent:Shane O’Neill Sporting idol:- Who would you pick in a GAA transfer market?- Favourite film/tv:The Hangover Favourite food:Chipper Other hobbies/interest: Soccer, Golf and explaining to Conor McCormack what a six pack is. Best advice you ever got:-...

DOB: 10/03/1989 CLUB: Cuala OCCUPATION: Student FAVOURITE POSITION: Corner Back DUBLIN DEBUT: 2011 NHL vs Offaly Honours won:Leinster U21 & Leinster Minor Championship Toughest Opponent:David O’Callaghan Sporting idol:Chad Ochocinco Who would you pick in a GAA transfer market?Ciaran O’Shaughnessy Favourite film/tv:The Wire Favourite food:Toffee Pops Other hobbies/interest: Telling people how to pronounce my name Best...