Dublin GAA Clubs

0: Ballinteer St. Johns GAA

1: Ballyfermot DLS GAA

2: Ballyfermot DLS GAA Gales

Senior Teams play here.

3: Ballyboughal GFC

http://www.ballyboughalgfc.com/

Ballyboughal, located in Fingal, North County Dublin is about 5 miles from Swords and about 3 miles from the main Dublin to Belfast road (the N1).
The map below gives directions from the N1. Once the turn for Ballyboughal is taken you will pass through a crossroads (Roscall Cross) after about a mile and a half. Continuing on a further mile and a half you will come to Ballyboughal village. Take a right turn up the village and you will pass the church on your left (with Ballyboughal School opposite). A short distance further on, opposite the Pitch and Putt course you will pass O'Connor's pub on your right. Proceed straight up the short hill and you will see Ballyboughal GFC pitch on the left. Parking is available beside the clubhouse.

4: Ballymun Kickhams

http://www.ballymunkickhams.com/

In 1969 the Ballymun Gaels and C.J. Kickhams Clubs merged to form Ballymun Kickhams.

5: Bray Emmets GAA

6: Castleknock GAA

http://www.castleknock.net 

7: Clanna Gael Fontenoy GAA

8: Clontarf GAA Clubhouse

9: Clontarf GAA

10: Clontarf GAA

11: Craobh Chiarain GAA

12: Croi Ro Naofa GAA

13: Crumlin GAA Clubhouse

14: Crumlin GAA

15: Cuala GAA Hyde Park

16: Cuala GAA Meadowvale

17: Cuala GAA Shankill

18: Cuala GAA Thomastown

19: Erin Go Bragh GAA

20: Erin's Isle GAA

21: Faughs GAA

22: Fingal Ravens GFC

http://www.fingalravens.com/

Fingal Ravens wants to be known and respected in Dublin and throughout Ireland as a club which upholds the ideals of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

23: Fingallians GAA

http://www.fingallians.ie/

Fingallians G.A.A. Club (Swords) has the distinction of being one of the the first GAA clubs affiliated to the Dublin County Board  in 1884 and has preserved an unbroken record of loyalty to the G.A.A. and service to the people of Swords ever since.

24: Garda GAA

25: Garristown GAA

http://www.garristowngfc.tk/

Garristown GFC is a GAA club located in North Co. Dublin. Founded in 1938, the club currently has two teams competing in Division 4 and Division 10 of the Dublin Adult Football League respectively, a Ladies Team competing in Division 4 of the Dublin Ladies Adult Football League and several underage teams.

26: Good Counsel GAA

http://www.goodcounsel.ie/

The 'Counsel', a thriving Gaelic football, Hurling and Camogie club has served the South Dublin parish of Drimnagh and beyond for the past 50 years.

27: Innisfails GAA

http://www.innisfails.ie/

Founded: 1886
Club Colours: Black and Green stripes
Located: Carrs Lane, Balgriffin Dublin 17, on the Fingal Boarder
Serving: Kinsealy, Clarehall, Baskin Lane, Ashgrove, Dublin 17 and Balgriffin Area’s.

28: Kevins GAA

http://www.kevinsgaa.com/

Kevins Hurling and Camogie Club are based in the south inner city. Originally founded around the Rathmines and Portobello communities, the club's catchment area has expanded over the years to include the South Circular Road, The Liberties, The Coombe, Donore Avenue, Harolds Cross, Rialto, Dolphin's Barn, Rathgar and Terenure.

29: Kilmacud Crokes GAA Silverpark

http://www.kilmacudcrokes-hurling.com/

30: Kilmacud Crokes GAA Glenalbyn

http://www.kilmacudcrokes-hurling.com/

Pairc de Burca Glenalbyn

31: Kilmacud Crokes GAA Dear Park

http://www.kilmacudcrokes-hurling.com/

32: Liffey Gales GAA

http://www.liffeygaels.ie/

33: Lucan Sarsfield GAA 12th Lock

http://www.lucansarsfields.ie/

Lucan Sarsfields, founded in 1886, can claim with justification and pride to being one of the oldest clubs in Dublin.

34: Man O War GFC

35: Na Dubh Ghall GAA

www.nadubhghall.ie

2002 Our first ever team was formed.

36: Na Fianna GAA

http://www.clgnafianna.ie/nafianna.aspx

Formation of Na Fianna when, on Monday 25th April 1955, 201 members transferred from C.J. Kickham G.A.A Club to Cumann Luthchleas Gael Na Fianna. The first Annual General Meeting took place on the 27th October 1955

37: Naomh Barrog GAA

38: Naomh Fionnbarra GAA

http://www.naomhfionnbarra.ie/

Naomh Fionnbarra Club House, Dressing Rooms and All-weather pitch are located on Fassaugh Avenue in Cabra. Turn at the Statoil Garage on the New Cabra Road.

39: Naomh Fionnbarra GAA Pitches

http://www.naomhfionnbarra.ie

Home matches are played in John Paul II Park ("The Bogies") which can be accessed from both Nephin and Ratoath Roads.

40: Naomh Maur GAA

http://www.stmaursgaa.ie/

Home of St. Maur's GAA Club, Rush, Co. Dublin.

41: Naomh Maur GAA St Catherine's Ground

http://www.stmaursgaa.ie/

St. Maurs GAA Club - St. Catherine's ground.

42: Naomh Mearnóg GAA

http://www.naomhmearnog.ie/

43: Naomh Olaf GAA

http://www.naomholaf.com/

In the late sixties and early seventies the area between Dundrum and Sandyford was developed and in 1977 a new parish was formed and named after the largest new housing estate, Balally.

44: Northside Gales GAA

45: O'Dywer's GAA

46: O'Tooles GAA

47: Park Rangers GAA

48: Parnells GAA

49: Portobello GAA

50: Raheny GAA Club House

51: Raheny GAA Pitches 9 & 10

52: Raheny GAA Pitch 12

53: Renalagh Gales GAA Pitch

54: Robert Emmets GAA

55: Round Towers GAA Clondalkin Adult

56: Round Towers GAA Clondalkin Juvenile

57: Round Towers GAA Lusk

http://roundtowers-l.dublin.gaa.ie/

58: Scoil Uí Chonaill Gaa Clubhouse

59: Scoil Uí Chonaill GAA Pitch 22

http://www.scoilgaa.org

60: Scoil Uí Chonaill GAA Pitch 13

http://www.scoilgaa.org

61: Skerries Harps GAA

62: St. Brendans GAA

63: St. Brigids GAA

64: St. Finnians GAA Swords Club House

65: St. Finnians GAA Swords Rivervally Pitch

http://www.stfinians.com

66: St Finnians GAA Swords Nevinstown Pitch

http://www.stfinians.com

67: St. Finnians GAA Newcastle

68: St. Francis Gales GAA

69: St. James Gaels GAA Clubhouse

70: St. James Gales GAA Pitches

71: St. Josephs / OCB GAA

72: St. Judes GAA

73: St. Margarets GAA

74: St. Marys GAA

75: St. Monica's GAA

76: St. Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh GAA

77: St. Patricks GAA Donabate

78: St. Patricks GAA Palmerstown

79: St. Peregrines GAA

80: St. Vincents GAA

81: Stars of Erin GAA

82: Templeogue Synge St. GAA Dolphin Park

83: Templeogue Synge St. GAA Bushy Park

84: Thomas Davis GAA

85: Trinity Gaels GAA

86: UCD GAA

http://www.ucd.ie/gaa/

UCD gaelic football club was founded unofficially in 1900. The official club history started in the 1911/1912 season. The club colours are saffron and blue , the club motto is ad astra or comthrom feinne .

87: Wanderers GAA

88: Whitehall Colmcille GAA |Juvenille Pitch

89: Whitehall Colmcille GAA Adult Pitch

90: Whitehall Colmcille GAA Clubhouse

91: Johnny Foxes Pub