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U-21s survive Wee test
(AET) MISSED chances, a sendingoff, extra-time, some dreadful shooting by the winners; there was no shortage of drama in St Brigid's Park, Dundalk on Saturday as Dublin eventually booked a place in the semi-final with victory over Louth. Whereas the home side had a landslide win over Wexford behind them in the first round, this was the Dubs' first outing and it showed. They enjoyed lots of possession but accuracy in front of the posts was a long way off as a wides tally of 21 clearly illustrates.
High-flying Dubs punish Mayo's lack of firepower
Dubs now genuine contenders for league decider PEERING down at their rivals from the peaks of the top division is an unusual occurrence for modern-day Dublin football teams, but that's the splendid view they currently enjoy following their productive trip to Castlebar yesterday.
Your weekly sporting club notes
GAA: Ballyboughal Well done to the first team who had a comprehensive win over St Oliver Plunketts ER in the Joy Cup. The second team lost to Raheny in the Parson Cup.Club membership is now due. Please contact Ian McGill, Hugh Fitzsimmons, Lar Lynch or a committee member for more details. The ladies football team has started back – new players welcome. Please contact Michelle Wogan on 086-2258850 for more details.
Ardgillan land the derby spoils
THE first year students from Ardgillan Community College fought bravely to hold off the challenge of Swords rivals Fingal CC in this very exciting Dublin Colleges tie at O'Dwyers' pitch in Balbriggan last Tuesday.
Ravens pay a heavy price
AHEAD of Sunday's big clash with Ballymun Kickhams in Rolestown, Fingal Ravens paid the price for some slack play in their final group game at the weekend.
Oldtown outfit give second best in opener
MOBHI Road was the venue for the Wild Geese junior hurlers' first competitive game of the year against Division 6 opponents Na Fianna.
Reilly strike proves the difference
ST MAUR'S league opener at Kiltipper Road on Sunday morning saw them emerge two point winners with Mickey Reilly's second-half goal ultimately proving the difference in the end.
Wild Geese are still flying high
THE Wild Geese continued their winning start to the 2010 season with a 12-point win over AIB on Sunday afternoon and can now look forward to a place in the knockout stages of the cup.
Syls progress to '09 Vincent De Paul final
ST SYLVESTER'S travelled to Saggart on Wednesday night as this deferred Vincent de Paul Cup 2009 semi final finally took place.
Mulhall shines as Towers fall
UNDERAGE star Sean Mulhall gave the Round Towers management plenty to be encouraged about despite Sunday's five point defeat in Lusk.
Inside Gaelic Football
- Joy as final countdown begins for Boys in blue
- Winning weekend for Harps
- Geese in flying form
- Harps call the tune in thrilling league opener
- Jamie strikes to seal the points
- Syls march to comfortable win
- Pat's earn bragging rights on derby day
- Your weekly sporting club notes
- Geese lay down a marker with big victory
- Ballyboughal open with a Wynne
- Ravens crash to star-studded Pars
- Sport isn't all bad you know
- Two wins out of two for in-form Sylvesters
- 'Boughal gear up for league opener with win
- O'Dwyer's give St Brigid's a fair fright
- First-half strikes settle local tussle
- Adrian ready for derby season
- Ravens endure mixed fortunes in warmup ties
- Missed chances costly as Olaf hold out for win
- Cup joy for Ballyboughal as Wanderers are put to sword
- Moore returns but War lose their opener
- Harps on the end of a Valentine's massacre
- Under-21s make it a sweet double
- 14-man Towers put up a fight
- Brave Mearnog get their just rewards
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