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August 2022

Paddy Small of Ballymun Kickhams in action against Clontarf’s Liam Howley and Karl Millar at Parnell Park. Photo: Mark Condren

Ballymun edge battling Clontarf in tense championship clash

Oliver Plunketts/Eoghan RuadH: (back row, l-r) Conor Bresnan, Shane Dunne, Darragh Brogan, Niall Walsh, Gavin Brogan, Ger O’Reilly, Evan Muleady, Garreth Smith, Ted Furman, Sean Bugler, Tye Adamson, Michael Meehan, Conal Regan, Conor Bresnan, Brian O’Sullivan, Oisin Mulligan; (front row, l-r) Adam Mulligan, Conor Walsh, Connor Tyrell, Ger Ryan, James O’Donohoe, Imel Popa, Tom Cullen, Cillian Hayes, Mugrel Popa, Michael Meehan and Bernard Brogan

Brace of goals by Dublin defender David Byrne inspire Olaf’s to championship win against Plunkett’s

Brendan McManamon (r) with his brother Kevin.

Dublin Masters ease past Donegal with Brendan McManamon in powerful display

St Oliver Plunkett/Eoghan Ruadh's Ted Furman and Naomh Olaf's Luke Doran in action during their Dublin SFC2 Group 1 match at Páirc Uí Bhriain. Picture: Arthur Carron

Ballyboughal show true grit against Parnell’s as killer Vin twins roll back years

Ballymun Kickhams Philly McMahon in action against Clontarf's Conor Doran in the Dublin Senior Football Championship Group 2 at Parnell Park. Pic: Mark Condren

Super start to Dublin SFC 1 as Ballymun Kickhams survive Clontarf scare

St Brigid's manager Johnny McGuirk

‘We need to go at them and ask questions' - St Brigid’s boss Johnny McGuirk up for Crokes Dublin SHC test

St Margaret’s enjoyed a 4-15 to 2-13 home win against St Peregrine’s.

St Margaret’s on top as Charlie Madigan hits brace

O’Dwyer’s made a winning start to their Dublin JFC1 club campaign.

Arron Keenan goal the key for O’Dwyer’s in St Monica’s success

Katie McNally of Foxrock Cabinteely. Photo: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Ladies football championship ready for big throw-in

Dublin star Issy Davis was at the Kilmacud Crokes 7s but couldn't play as she is still recovering from the injury that ruled her out of Dublin’s All-Ireland senior championship quarter-final against Kilkenny. Photo: Sportsfile

All the skills of the fair on show at Kilmacud Crokes Camogie 7s

Former Dublin forward and current St Vincent’s footballer Diarmuid Connolly is one of the many famous players to have taken part in the Dublin-Belfast Friendship games.

Dublin-Belfast Friendship games underline benefits of sport

Ard Stiúrthóir of the Camogie Association Sinéad McNulty. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Crokes 7’s to set the mood for big day

Dublin's Gary O'Connell. Photo: Sportsfile

Masters eye last-four spot

Bernard Brogan in action for St Oliver Plunkett's/Eoghan Ruadh. Photo: Sportsfile

Plunkett’s all set for SFC2 opener with Naomh Olaf

Pat Spillane of St Jude’s in action against Derek Cahill of Lucan Sarsfields during the Go Ahead Dublin SFC semi-final at Parnell Park last November. Photo: Sportsfile

Sars stars look to build on promise

Geraldine Moran's Richie Barrett tries to gather the loose ball as Na Gaeil Óga's Oísín McCann challenges during the Dublin JHC H Group 2 game in Ballyogan. Photo: Frank McGrath

Commercials turn the Power up on St John’s

Irish revolutionary Harry Boland, right, pictured with Michael Collins (l) and Mr Dunphy at a hurling match in Croke Park, Dublin 1921.

Bluebeat: Faughs celebrate proud memories

Geraldine Morans Tiernan Doyle lifts the sliothar as Phil Taylor from Na Gaeil Óga closes in during the Dublin JHC H Group 2 game in Ballyogan. Photo: Frank McGrath

Polished show from the Gers

Castleknock's Mairead Griffin (left) and St Finian's Emma Curran in action in the Dublin Ladies Junior C Football Championship in Somerton Park. Pic: Arthur Carron

Castleknock push on to earn final place

July 2022

The late Ray McKenna captained Round Towers (C) to the Fogarty Cup.

Ray McKenna was a true hurling stalwart

Warren Finnegan was in fine form for the Dublin Masters

Masters display their class with London victory

TJ Howard was in scoring form for Fingallians

TJ Howard the hero for Fingallians

Cuala’s Diarmuid O’Floinn (left) and St Oliver Plunkett’s Conor Scully in action during the Dublin Senior 1 Hurling Championship match in O’Toole Park. Photo: Arthur Carron

All to play for as SHC begins to take shape

Dublin’s Aisling Maher tries to get away from Laura Murphy of Kilkenny during the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie quarter-final at Semple Stadium in Thurles. Photo: George Tewkesbury/Sportsfile

Dubs are keen to keep pushing on after season of progress

Mick Kennedy (left) in action against Colm O’Rourke of Meath during the Leinster SFC quarter-final at Croke Park in 1983. Photo: Ray McManus/Sportsfile.

Legends of the club: Majestic Mick Kennedy was a top-class defender with St Margaret's

Aisling Moran, left and Maeve Moran of Dublin celebrate after winning the 2022 All-Ireland U16 A Final. Photo: Sportsfile

Future of the game is in capable hands

Josh O’Brien (right) of Good Counsel Liffey Gaels gets a challenge in on Graham Dunphy of Kevins during their Dublin Junior A Hurling Championship Group 2 game at Galtymore Road. Photo: Arthur Carron

Good Counsel Liffey Gaels and Kevins serve up a derby dish to remember

Cuala’s Colum Cronin takes on Fionn Boland of St Oliver Plunkett’s/Eoghan Ruadh at O’Toole Park. Picture: Arthur Carron

Sloppy Cuala pip Plunkett’s in tight championship tussle

Eoghan Smyth was in fine form from placed balls for Raheny.

Raheny shine in Larriers success

Dublin forward Eamonn Dillon helped Naomh Fionnbarra to a championship win against Castleknock. Photo: Sportsfile

Eamonn Dillon on song as Barrs sink Castleknock

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