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Congratulations to St. Maurs on becoming the FODHC Club for September 2025! St. Maurs, which is named after the patron Saint of the town of Rush, a 6th century disciple of Saint Benedict who helped spread Benedictine monasticism, is a club thriving in the agricultural area of Baile Átha Cliath thuaidh!| A club offering the four codes they currently work with three local Primary Schools, Rush National School, St. Catherine's National School and St. Brendan's National School, L

Niall Ó Ceallacháin reflecting on the league reiterates that the objective of the League campaign was two-fold.

t has been a historic few weeks for St. Brigids, as their U15 team brought home the Div 4 Féile na nGael Cup on Sunday 13th April.

St Brigids GAA Club won the super prize and recently two members of FODHC, Paddy Gough and Máire Uí Scolaí, presented the club with their prize

Congratulations to Kevins on becoming the FODHC Club for July 2025!

Pleased with the Dublin performance and result against Limerick in the recent quarter final, Dublin manager Niall Ó Ceallacháin praised the team’s character and the level of energy displayed in the win.

Dublin Senior Hurling Team Report on 20th June 2025 with Niall Ó Ceallacháin

C'mon the Parish is the cry when any Erin's Isle team takes to the field and recently there was great excitement when the adult camogie team achieved Division 1 status after a lapse of ten years.

Na Fianna hosted the Dublin Cumann na mBunscol Poc Fada on Thursday 6th June, where 9 boys and girls from Primary schools all over Dublin participated.

Well done to all who supported another excellent FODHC Golf Classic on May 22nd 2025!

“The Leinster Championship is now closed and behind us”, he said, “And well done to Galway and Kilkenny for making the final"

Reflecting on last weekend’s game in Nowlan Park, Dublin senior Hurling manager Niall Ó Ceallacháin while expressing his disappointment.

A great day was had this week in Croke Park, when the 2025 GAA Museum Interactive Challenge went ahead.

Congratulations to Cabinteely GAA on becoming the FODHC Club for May 2025!

Following last Saturday’s successful tip to Corrigan Park, Dublin Senior Hurlers now have three wins under their belt with six points in the bag.

With two wins out of two in Championship to date, Dublin’s Senior Hurlers have been focussing on the next game which is away against Antrim.

Commenting on last Saturday’s win, Dublin Senior Hurling manager Niall Ó Ceallacháin said, “It ebbed and flowed all the way."

Congratulations to Skerries Harps  on becoming the FODHC Club for April 2025! It has been a historic few weeks for the club, as their U15 team brought home the Div 4 Féile na nGael Cup on Sunday 13th April, the first time a Harps team has ever won a Hurling Féile Competition! Well done to all the boys and coaches involved on this great success.