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Results
Junior Football Final: Fossa (Kerry) 0-19 – 1-13 Stewartstown Harps (Tyrone)
Intermediate Football Final: Rathmore (Kerry) 1-11 – 0-11 Galbally (Tyrone)
Senior Football Final: Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) 1-11 – 1-9 Watty Graham’s Glen (Derry)
January saw the culmination of …
…While nearly everyone in Ireland has heard of, and probably watched, rugby union before, I’m willing to bet that very few have watched a game of rugby league before. Rugby league is a variety of rugby that diverged from the
Watty Graham’s Glen has lodged an appeal against the outcome of last Sunday’s All-Ireland Senior Club final, after there were 16 men from Kilmacud Crokes on the pitch during the last few minutes of the match.
Two late substitutions were …
Trinity Meteors are to compete against Killester Basketball Club tomorrow in the hopes of their first national title since 1996.
The women’s basketball team progressed to the Paudie O’Connor National Cup final after a 82-60 win over DCU Mercy last …
Last October, Dublin University Lawn Tennis Club (DULTC) was invited to take part in the HEC Virtus Tennis Tournament in Stade Roland-Garros, the world-famous host of the French Open. Trinity College, along with seven other colleges from across Europe, got …
Training recommenced a few weeks into term, and Club Captain Claire McNamara stressed how impressed she was with the number of fresher sign-ups who made the commitment to the biweekly journeys to Santry Sports Grounds, joining the established members of …
This year marks the 125th anniversary of DU Swimming and Water Polo Club (DUSC). Founded in 1897, it is one of the largest and oldest sports clubs in Trinity and one which is “very fortunate to have an amazing alumni …
Doctors and students practising in Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin Dental University Hospital and St James’s University Hospital, known collectively as the Feds, have always had a love affair with the Hospitals Cup. Aside from claiming bragging rights over other teaching …
In the world of sport, we spend most of our time talking about what happens to the players but rarely to what is happening beneath the player’s feet. Looking back on old footage of rugby and soccer matches from 20 …
DULBC
The winter season is back in full flow in DULBC (Dublin University Ladies Rowing Club): the Senior squad are training on average 11 times per week — a mix of on-the-water sessions, weight training, erging, circuits and cross-training such …