Home Provincial Final Double Header Announced January 26th, 2022Leinster GAA and Leinster LGFA are delighted to announce that on Saturday the 28th of May both Leinster Senior Football Finals will take place in Croke Park. This will be a historic day as the two Provincial Finals share a venuefor the first time.Speaking on the announcementCathaoirleach Comhairle Laighean Pat Teehan said We are only too delighted to co-host our Provincial Final with the Leinster LGFA. This year it so happened that both our fixture dates coincided perfectly and when Leinster LGFA made the request for a double header it was one, we were happy to facilitate. We look

Home Naas Win Out In Br Bosco Replay January 22nd, 2022Leinster Post-Primary Schools A championship quarter-final replay Naas CBS 3-13 Marist College 1-10Kevin Egan at Coralstown-Kinnegad GAA club Naas CBS continued their march to win back the Brother Bosco Cup with a sensational performance at Coralstown-Kinnegad GAA club this afternoon, eventually prevailing by nine points over a Marist side that simply didnt have the physicality and the athleticism to compete with their Kildare opponents in the middle third of the field.Naas CBS will now meet Coliste Choilm of Tullamore in one semi-final of the premier Leinster schools football championship, with Scoil Mhuire Clane and Maynooth SLS

Home rid n gCathaoirleach January 17th, 2022Pat Teehan Leinster Chairperson address to Leinster Convention 17th Jan 2022When reflecting on the past year, an initial reaction might be to say that it was a disaster. I think the word difficult would be more appropriate. We were restricted and compromised in many areas of our work most notably with the lack of in-person meetings, reduced attendances at games, curtailment of infrastructure development and the delay to our extension of the GPO model to six remaining counties.However, we are a games based organisation, and in that context, it has to be said that 2021 was a successful year. Not

Home Walsh Cup Round Up January 17th, 2022Walsh Cup Dublin 3-29 Galway 0-19Offaly 3-18 Antrim 0-21Kilkenny 1-27 Laois 0-24A Donal Burke inspired Dublin proved far too strong for a youthful Galway outfit at Parnell Park. The prolific Burke scored 0-18 as Dublin cruised to a convincing 3-29 to 0-19 success over Henry Shefflins team at the Donnycarney venue.Goals from Rian McBride, Chris Crummey, and substitute Paul Crummey ensured it was a demoralising afternoon in the capital for Galway. Mattie Kennys Dublin settled quickly to accumulate a healthy 1-16 to 0-8 interval advantage. Galway introduced the Mannion brothers, Padraic and Cathal, but Dublin continued to dominate the game.Emmet

Home OByrne Cup Round 3 January 16th, 2022Results Dublin 0-16 Longford 0-5Offaly 0-15 Louth 2-6Meath 1-15 Wexford 1-10Laois 2-14 Wicklow 1-11Dublin were always in control against Longford at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park. With James McCarthy effective Dublin led by 0-8 to 0-1 at the interval with Ciarn Archer landing some neat scores for Dessie Farrells team. Longford goalkeeper Paddy Collum made a string of fine saves to thwart Dublin, who were in the ascendancy. Ciarn Kilkenny finished the contest with four points from play as Dublin eased to victory.Niall McNamee and Ruairi McNamee were in splendid form as Offaly overcame Louth, 0-15 to 2-6 in Ardee. Ryan Burns