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Author: Echo Staff
Kilnamanagh girls shine in the SFAI Cup
KILNAMANAGH girls football teams showcased their prowess on the pitch last weekend, securing victories across various age groups in the prestigious FAI ...
October Team of the Month: Peamount United
PEAMOUNT United lifted the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division trophy for the fourth time in their history in October. Having lost a ...
October Sports Star of the Month: Katie Sheldon
TALLAGHT’S Katie Sheldon was on point as she played a pivotal part in helping Ireland to a first ever gold medal at ...
Brace of National medals for Dixon
TALLAGHT Athletic clubs Cormac Dixon won a brace of medals at the National Senior, Junior & Even Age Cross Country Championships in ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Dancing seagulls?
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into nature ...
Clondalkin firsts remain 5th as seconds edged out
Clondalkin RFC’s 1st and 2nd teams faced Newbridge RFC in a must-win clash for both teams at Baldonnell Farm, in what was ...
Top results for BMA Clondalkin
The Best of the Best Championships is Ireland's longest running open championships that started 35 years ago. It took a break in ...
Match of the Week: Lucan stay third after Crumlin win
In a THRILLING four-goal showdown last Sunday at Armagh Road, Kimmage, Crumlin United succumbed to the relentless prowess of visitors Lucan United ...
Mission accomplished by Tower U14 hurlers
IT WAS mission accomplished by Round Tower U14 hurlers on Saturday when they claimed the Division Two County title after seeing off ...
Liffey Celtic maintain unbeaten start
FloMAX Liffey Celtics weathered a fierce challenge from Catalyst Fr Mathews, winning 84-75, to preserve their unbeaten start to this season’s MissQuote.ie ...