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Dublin 1-12 Mayo 0-7 Michael Corry reporting live from Croke Park Dublin welcomed Mayo to Croke Park this evening in a game that was highly anticipated among supporters, however, failed to live up to the pre-game hype as Dublin swatted aside James Horan’s side. The game started tentatively with both sides wasting possession in the opening couple of minutes. The …

The Allianz Football League returns this weekend and after Round Four, we will have a clearer picture of who is facing the drop and who is looking at silverware. In Division One, Mayo and Kerry sit proudly atop the table with 100 percent records. Kerry recorded a huge win over Dublin the weekend before last in Tralee, whilst Mayo travel …

The begrudgers will tell you that Dublin were only at half-pace, that the league doesn’t count or that the championship is already a foregone conclusion anyway. However, let’s take the positives where we can. Last night’s clash between Kerry and Dublin went a long way to restoring some faith that there is life in this game just yet. There was …

It may only be February, but the significance of 2019 on the Gaelic footballing landscape should not be lost on GAA fans. Jim Gavin’s Dublin side are gunning for a history-making five-in-a-row and it would take a fool to confidently back against them lifting Sam Maguire once again. The Dubs have won six of the last eight All-Ireland titles with …

Brought to you by Allianz, proud sponsors of the Allianz Football & Hurling Leagues Monaghan claimed a huge opening day scalp in the Allianz Football League with a three-point victory over a strong Dublin side at Clones. Kerry produced a storming performance to down a fancied Tyrone side, whilst in Division Two, Kildare and Armagh played out an entertaining draw. …

Sports nutrition has been growing at a rapid pace over the years as teams up and down the country, across all codes, begin to put more and more emphasis what food they need to eat in order to maximise potential. As so often is the case, however, women’s sport finds itself slightly behind the curve as opposed to the men’s …

Niamh McEvoy is a veteran of ladies Gaelic football at this stage having been on the inter-county scene since 2010 when she collected an All-Ireland medal in her maiden season.  The St. Sylvesters star has since gone on to become a three-time All-Ireland winner having played a pivotal role in Dublin’s back-to-back triumph in 2017 & 2018.  McEvoy had been working as …

Since 2011 Dublin have dominated the Gaelic footballing landscape, and that could continue in 2019 as Jim Gavin’s side go in search of a first-ever five-in-a-row. The ‘Dubs’ have won six of the last eight All-Ireland titles which is impressive in itself, but what is arguably more impressive is how they have managed to improve their side year on year. …

The sight of Jack McCaffrey blazing a trail underneath the Hogan Stand as he links defence with attack is one to behold for Gaels around the world. In a Dublin side that is all-conquering, on his day, McCaffrey might well be the best to watch. As good as Dublin are, the overall standard of Gaelic football in recent years has …

It has been a long and arduous road for Kevin Dyas, but this Sunday he will attempt to land one of his greatest achievements; a Leinster senior club championship. The Armagh star transferred to Kilmacud Crokes three years ago, having spent the last eight years living in Dublin and travelling north for club and county duty. Dublin clubs have come …