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Fingal fail to capitalise on Hyland dismissal
A DISAPPOINTING secondhalf display from Fingal saw them succumb to a 14-man Wicklow team in round two of the Allianz Hurling League Division 3B at Lawless Park on Saturday. Don Hyland's dismissal for a second yellow on 47 minutes left Wicklow short their full forward, but the Garden County, who were holding a two-point lead at the time, came through without him. Fingal, having opened their account with a win over Sligo, made a great start, with points from Brian McCarthy, Paul McAllister and Martin Ormonde cancelling out an early Jonathan O'Neill free.
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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.
Big improvement from Maur's
HAVING lost by 27 points to St Finian's the last time the sides met, St Maur's turned in vastly improved display on this occasion.
Dublin Power to Clare victory
CATRIONA Power of Naomh Mearnóg led by example as Dublin collected their first National Camogie League points at Parnell Park last Saturday.
Slow-starting Fingal get there in the end
FINGAL travelled to Markievicz Park, Sligo, on Sunday afternoon and a good second-half performance resulted in an eight-point victory to give Dublin hurling a second win in the NHL for the day.
Brilliant McCrabbe Tipps the balance for Dubs
DUBLIN produced by far their most complete performance since Anthony Daly's arrival in the capital to blitz an out-of-sorts Tipperary at Parnell Park on Sunday afternoon.
Geese in flying form
WILD Geese GAA Club held their annual dinner dance in Coolquoy Lodge, The Ward recently with their achievements in the past 12 months duly recognised.
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ATHLETICS: Lusk It was another busy weekend for the athletes. On Saturday they travelled to Santry to take part in the Dublin Indoor Championship of the 60m races. Kyle McNally, Sean Larkin, Adam McNally, Tara Gleeson, Kathalin Ivory, Ciaran Archer and Brian Flynn all did very well in what was a very competitive series of races.
More joy for Maurs' young hurlers at Gormanston
WITH the cold snap returning at the weekend St Maurs returned with some good results from the Gormanston indoor hurling tournament on Saturday.
Deise revenge mission leaves Dublin reeling
DUBLIN got their NHL campaign off to the worst possible start in Walsh Park on Sunday as Waterford exacted some revenge for last year's shock defeat to the Sky Blues.
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- Maurs take derby honours
- Galway lay down summer marker
- St Maur's defy the odds in Gormanston
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