DUB CLUB CHRONICLES

This remote club in the Dublin mountains relies on the never-ending support of a close-knit community.

Cuala boasts a large and diverse membership, proud of their succesful past.

Less than 20 years old, they reached a Dublin Senior Football Championship final in 2016.

This remote club in the Dublin mountains relies on the never-ending support of a close-knit community.

The only club with both traditional music, and an orchestra, Setanta GAA epitomises community

Started by three friends in 1982, Ballinteer St. John's is a club that simply breathes passion for the game

Founded in the aftermath of the Rising in 1917, Erin’s Isle embrace the past with their iconic jerseys.

With 140 teams and 3,500 members, Ballyboden St Endas provides participation for everyone.

A club who’s history is as fascinating as their name suggests. It's more than GAA, it's life.

A club who’s huge success has been built on the back of each member’s dedication to the club.

A thriving club in the heart of Dublin 15 which boasts 44 teams & 1000 members. 

12 months ago, we visited the Glencullen club to hear its story. One year on we came back.

See what Na Fianna means to the people and community it serves in Dublin 9 and what’s at stake.

In the heartbeat of the Stillorgan community, Kilmacud Crokes have a rich history.

Now we explore how Crokes has been solidifying bonds and creating lasting memories.

Started by three friends in 1982, Ballinteer St. John's is a club that simply breathes passion for the game

Ballymun Kickhams GAA is a lot of things to a lot of people and too many Dub Stars.

Showing great pride in promoting the Irish language and boasting many greats from Dublin GAA's past

Foxrock Cabinteely GAA is an all-female club who play with fire in their bellies, against the odds.

Flying the flag for Dublin Ladies Gaelic, see how this unique club has evolved against all odds.  

Celebrating its 40th birthday, we take a look at where it all started, in 1978 on Orwell Green...

Nestled at the foot of the Dublin Mountains, St. Anne’s GAA is steeped in history & local folklore.

Clutched from extinction by a few dedicated members, it’s now not only surviving, it’s thriving...

Built over generations with a strong sense of pride & family, GAA is alive & well in Cabra today

Relatively new, Ranelagh Gaels GAA were founded in 2003 in an area with little or no GAA history.

Founded in 1885, this club has been around since the origins of the GAA.

Founded in 1918 during a time of Irish uprising this club has grown substantially.

A unique club tied together by language, not parish’, watch the story of a young and growing club.

Remembering one of the biggest characters to ever grace Dublin GAA, Dave Billings.