Senior Club of the Year- Naomh Fionnbarra Naomh Fionnbarra GAA Club was founded in 1945. In the early years the club ran Road leagues in the 15 acres to encourage boys and girls from Cabra to join the…

‘It is considered as an intrinsic part of Irish culture’ – Hurling and camogie recognised as protected cultural activities by UNESCO Hurling and camogie have been recognised by UNESC…

       Juvenile Club of the Year- Kevins Hurling & Camogie Club   Kevin’s have a long and proud tradition dedicated to promoting Gaelic games in Dublin’s south city. The club was originally …

Camogie Player of the Year 2018– Aisling Carolan   Name:                                                                  Aisling Carolan Club:                                                         …

All Dublin hurling fans will be cheering on Boden on Sunday as they seek to win their first Leinster senior hurling final. Led by Joe Fortune they have got better with each game and they must continue…

Young Player of the Year 2018 – Paddy Smyth   Name:                                                                 Paddy Smyth Club:                                                              …

Primary School of the Year: Griffeen Valley ETNS, Lucan The school year of 2017/2018 was a historic one for Griffeen Valley ETNS. In the last year of what was dubbed a ‘3-year project’, the Boys’ foot…

Two hundred and thirty people attended the 12th Annual Friends of Dublin Hurling Celebration Night at The Red Cow Hotel on Friday last. Michael O’Grady outlined at the outset why it was called a…

Hall of Fame Winner 2018 – Tom O’Donnell Tom O’Donnell hails from Cill Chais, Kilshelan, Co. Tipperary. He has spent most of his adult life in Dublin. He started teaching in St. Davids Artane in…