Sunday 27 September 2020
Raheny’s Dublin SFC game against St Oliver Plunkett/Eoghan Ruadh was postponed at the weekend.
John Costello also called on the Government to address the lack of land available in the capital to develop facilities for GAA clubs.
The Dublin secretary addresses some of the burning topics in the GAA.
The Dubs are hoping to break ground in mid-2019 on their new base at the Spawell Complex.
John Costello has launched a typically robust defence of the champions in his annual report.
John Costello has pulled no punches in his annual report.
CEO John Costello says that Dublin top brass deal with both codes in a “fair and impartial manner.”
County board CEO John Costello believes the Sky Blues should have had more players listed in the annual selection.
Dublin county board CEO John Costello has criticised Kingdom legend Ó Sé in his wide-ranging annual report.
John Costello thinks the black card might need to be introduced to hurling.
“Overall we must ensure a greater spread of wealth from central coffers,” writes John Costello in his annual report.
John Costello has responded to calls from the likes of Colm O’Rourke to split the capital.
Secretary John Costello has taken critics of the county to task after September’s All-Ireland final win.
Ryan O’Dwyer can’t speak highly enough of wing-forward Danny Sutcliffe, even if the youngster is “an absolute headcase”.
The shirt sponsor will cede their promotional rights to mental health charity Suicide or Survive for Dublin’s league openers.
Dublin GAA have announced details of three Croke Park double-headers for the 2012 National Football and Hurling League campaigns.
“There will always be a cohort that tries to belittle ambition and approaches such issues with a closed mind,” writes Dublin secretary John Costello in his annual report.
In his report to Dublin’s annual convention next Monday night, John Costello says that a fresh approach is needed to ‘breathe new life’ into the championship.
Robbie Keane could be reunited with a former manager in January, Ulster looking for options as weather bites and G-Mac picks up another award.
