Hi °C | Lo °C Rampant Rush make history
CROWDS came in their droves to witness the Fingal Cumann na mBunscoil Premier Final in Parnell Park between local rivals Rush and Skerries.
In-form Harps sink Crokes
IN a week which saw Skerries Harps move a step closer to securing a semi-final berth in the championship, Mick Geoghegan's men maintained their unbeaten run in Division 6 with a 2-15 to 2-13 win over Kilmacud Crokes on Sunday.
Rampant Fingallians are just too good for Counsel
FINGALLIANS remain in the hunt for a place in the knockout stages after a resounding win over Good Counsel in Lawless Park on Wednesday night.
![Brian O'Leary of The Dublin Meat Company and Club Chairman Robbie Callanan[1]](http://cdn4.independent.ie/regionals/fingalindependent/sport/gaa/article29335172.ece/ALTERNATES/w135square/NWS_20130611_New_011_27866702_I1.JPG "St Finian's Club Chairman Robbie Callanan")
Sports clubs up in arms over fee hike
SPORTS clubs across the county are up in arms at hikes to pitch fees being imposed by Fingal County Council that will in some cases, double the yearly cost of using council playing fields for clubs.
GAA players urged: 'Mind Ur Buddy'
THANKS to the work of a Fingal Ravens man, the GAA are getting behind a Pieta House campaign to combat the scourge of suicide among young men.
Does 16-point win suggest structure is over the hill?
FIRST they have to be split in half. Then they have to be shifted out of Croke Park. Now, it seems, Dublin football has driven the most significant nail into the coffin of the provincial football championship structures.
Paul spurred on by pal's tragic death
DUBS star, Paul Flynn was prompted to be one of the public faces of the Mind Our Men and Mind Ur Buddy campaigns by the tragic death of his friend, Alan Leetch, through suicide.
Skerries arrest recent slide with vital league success
AFTER back-to-back defeats in the league and championship, Skerries picked up a much-needed win with this double-scores success against their Swords opponents up in Ridgewood on Wednesday.
Rampant Rush make history
CROWDS came in their droves to witness the Fingal Cumann na mBunscoil Premier Final in Parnell Park between local rivals Rush and Skerries.
St Sylvester's GAA Club begin work on ball wall
THE ongoing development of St Sylvester's GAA Club in Malahide is continuing after the sod was turned on the new ball wall.
Three-goal blitz does the trick for Saints
THERE was some terrific talent on display at Parnell Park on Thursday as St Benignus of Balscadden produced a stunning blitz at the start of the second half to take this Division 5 boys' league final.
Rush National School come out on top
A SUCCESSFUL two days of action at Parnell Park saw Rush National School confirm themselves as the top primary school in Dublin when they overcame Skerries in the Division 1 final on Tuesday.
Impressive Vins prove too hot for Fins again
IN a repeat of their 2011 relegation clash which saw Fingallians drop back down to the junior ranks, unbeaten St Vincents again prevailed to consolidate their standing at the top of the group.
Unlucky Syls hit by a late sucker punch
Senior 'B' Hurling Championship
Saints march on with third victory
Junior 'B' HC
Maur's SFC replay fixed
THE Dublin Senior Football championship replay between St Maurs and Raheny has been fixed for June 12th in Parnell Park with the draw for the next round to take place straight after.
Naomh Mearnog undone by fortuitous late Davis strike
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Gardaí commended for efforts to curb crime
GENERAL crime levels across Fingal are falling with significant drops in the scourge of burglaries across the region, according to latest figures released by Gardai.
30% drop in burglaries in Swords and Malahide
BURGLARIES are significantly down in the Swords and Malahide areas with Gardai recording a 30% drop in the first quarter of this year, according to new figures just released.
Grieving family reaches out to help sick children
IF a life is measured not in years but in its impact, then Laura Brennan's life was immense and her legacy is an extraordinary one that continues to make important changes to the lives of sick children from her native Malahide and beyond.
Woman claimed €15k using cousin's identity
A mother of four who defrauded the State out of over €15,000 in order to pay off her husband's drug debt has been sentenced to two years with the final 15 months suspended.
Almost €50,000 missing at Malahide garda station
A THIRD sum of money has gone missing from a Fingal Garda Station, this time in Malahide where close to €50,000 has disappeared.
Life's a beach as trouble stays away from shore
THERE was no repeat over the weekend of the ugly scenes that ruined the June bank holiday weekend on Portmarnock beach.
Increase in Aer Lingus passengers
Aer Lingus has reported that its total flown passenger numbers, including its Aer Lingus Regional operations, increased by 5.3 per cent to 1.02 million in May from the previous year.
Decision will 'not be taken lying down'
RESIDENTS in Portmarnock and Malahide will be concerned that the outfall from the controversial giant regional sewage plant bound for Clonshaugh will pour into the sea off their coastline, north of Ireland's Eye.
Relief over sewage plant
THE community group set up to oppose the siting of Fingal's planned giant sewage plant in Lusk says it is 'feeling a great sense of relief' that its community has been spared the development but says no community should have to 'suffer' the project.
Man accused of animal cruelty
A MAN has been charged with animal crueltyafter he allegedly neglected a cat, resulting in it being put down, Swords District Court has heard.
