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Saints march to first ever senior hurling victory
ST SYLVESTER'S recorded their first ever win in the senior hurling championship with Martin Ormonde marking his return to the side with a 12 point haul for the Malahide men.
Geese off to a flyer
WILD GEESE got their season off to the best possible start with an away win in Stillorgan last Sunday. Crokes won the toss and elected to play with the strong breeze and they opened the scoring with two points from frees before Tom Kennedy levelled with a point from play and then a free.
Dublin aiming to turn the tables on Red Hand
Rory Kerr
Paddy makes a late point
IHC Group B
Garristown all set for International showdown
GARRISTOWN GFC will host an international football match on Saturday under the sign of the Celtic brotherhood.
Saints march to first ever senior hurling victory
ST SYLVESTER'S recorded their first ever win in the senior hurling championship with Martin Ormonde marking his return to the side with a 12 point haul for the Malahide men.
Harps are aiming to hit the high notes in Leinster final
SKERRIES Harps senior camogie team marked their inaugural year in the Leinster League by reaching the final when they came out on top against visitors St Munnas from Westmeath in Skerries.
Players strut their stuff on the catwalk
THE men and women of Clann Mhuire GFC in Naul were glamming it up as the club held a fundraising fashion show at the Bracken Court Hotel.
Holy grail is worth the wait
Rory Kerr
Powerful Dubs cruise past Mayo to set up Red Hand showdown
SO much for a good start being half the battle.
Style never goes out of fashion
NOT many were there on Saturday to witness Fingal's victory in Division 3A of the National Hurling League. A hostile, giddy wind blew around the ground as Tyrone and Monaghan took lumps out of the turf and occasionally each other in the curtain raiser. Even the Cavan hawkers ignored the possibility of flogging Fingal favours to the travelling supporters and remained indoors to count their blessings as well as anecdotally their money.
Squad's resilience and determination pays off
Rory Kerr
Reddin inspires Maur's to superb Vin's victory
IN a repeat of last year's championship fixture, St Maur's came out on top with the introduction of Dublin forward Ciaran Reddin changing the course of the game.
GAA club members enjoy Gala night
ST Patrick's GAA Club from Donabate held its third annual Gala night at the Grand Hotel in Malahide recently where a footballing legend was the guest of honour.
Club call
Young Ravens spread their wings in Croker
AN under-nine team from Rolestown got the thrill of their lives last week when they took to the hallowed turf at Croke Park to play in a Leinster invitation tournament.
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All Rose-y after gameshow success
A SWORDS woman, who turned 90 last month, has scooped a whopping €37,800 on the Winning Streak TV game show.
Lifeboat rescues two yachts in an afternoon
THE brave volunteers on the Skerries RNLI lifeboat were called into action not once but twice in a single afternoon as two yachts got into difficulty.
All aboard for road train test
THE campaign to bring a 'road train' to Malahide has gathered pace in the last week with a road test of the proposed train that would take tourists around the historic village.
Minister takes tumble during hospital visit
IT'S been another terrible week for Health Minister Dr. James Reilly.
Motorists asked to be patient with the M1 upgrade at Lissenhall
THE council has called for patience among motorists on the ongoing upgrade of the M1 at Lissenhall which it says will deliver huge benefits to motorists when it is completed.
Plan for link road set to be finalised
CONSULTANTS working on a crucial road project aimed at taking heavy traffic from outside the front doors of long-suffering residents of a Balbriggan estate will finish the design for the long-awaited scheme this month.
County council rubbishes 'most dangerous roundabout' claims
FINGAL County Council has flatly denied that Swords has the 'most dangerous roundabout in Ireland'.
Schoolchildren join fight to reverse library cuts
SEPARATE protests in Rush and Balbriggan this week kept up the pressure on Fingal County Council to reverse cuts to library opening hours in both towns.
Skerries gearing up for Rás stage
PREPARATIONS are gathering pace in Skerries as the seaside town once again hosts the final stage of the An Post Ras, which will roll into town at the end of the month.
Huge crowd takes part in special walk
MORE than 2,500 people dressed in yellow t-shirts watched the dawn break over Newbridge House as part of Fingal's first Darkness into Light walk in aid of Pieta House in Dublin.
