Kilmacud Crokes & Na Fianna will meet in the Go Ahead Senior 1 Hurling Final this Sunday at Parnell Park.

Joe Fortune joins us to look ahead to the game. We also chat to both camps & hear from Na Fianna’s Director of Coaching & Player Development Niall Cooper about the great work going on at the club.

It's Go Ahead Dublin Championship Finals fortnight, as Kilmacud Crokes & Na Fianna prepare to meet in both the Senior 1 Football and Hurling Finals.

This week, we focus on Sunday's Football Final, with Coman Goggins joining us to look ahead to the game. We also hear from both camps & chat to Kilmacud Crokes GPO Niall Corcoran about the great work being done at the club.

It’s Go Ahead Dublin Football Final week!

On this week’s episode of the Go Ahead Dublin Championships Show, we preview Sunday’s Go Ahead Dublin Senior 1 Football Final between St Judes and Kilmacud Crokes alongside Barry Cahill and Conor McKeon. We also catch up with both camps ahead of the game and hear from both club chairmen.

And we look back on an epic Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling Final with Paul O’Brien, which saw Kilmacud Crokes stage a remarkable comeback to beat Na Fianna.

It’s Go Ahead Dublin Hurling Final Week 🙌

On this week’s episode of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship Show, we look ahead to Saturday’s Senior A Final between Kilmacud Crokes and Na Fianna with Paul O’Brien, Joe Fortune & Dotsy O'Callaghan! We also catch up with both camps & chat to both club chairmen ahead of a big weekend.

Episode 5 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship show sees us take a look back at an exciting weekend of Go Ahead Dublin Senior 1 Football Quarter Final action. Former Dublin footballer Barry Cahill and DubsTV commentator Oisin Langan join Derek to review the ties and to look ahead to what can be expected in the semi-finals.

And Erin's Isle is where our Club Focus takes us this week, with Chairman Paul Campbell joining us to discuss the great work the club are doing both on and off the pitch, the challenges they face as a club and their aims for the future as they look to grow the club in the Finglas area.

It’s Episode 4 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship show, as we take a look back at an epic weekend in the Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling Quarter Finals. Former Dublin U20 hurling manager Paul O’Brien joins us to reflect on the games and look ahead to the semi-finals.

And our club focus this week looks at the great work Ranelagh Gaels are doing, as they grow their club in the heart of D4 and D6. Their Chairman Joe Davitt- a former Kilmacud Crokes and Ballinteer St Johns club member- joins us to discuss work being done at juvenile & adult level with Ranelagh Gaels, the challenges they face and their aims for the future.

It's Episode 3 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championships show, with former Dublin stars Dotsy O'Callaghan and Coman Goggins joining us, alongside Conor McKeon from The Herald to look back on the final round of group action in the Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling and Senior 1 Football Championships- and look ahead to the quarter finals over the coming weekends.

We also catch up with Castleknock GAA chairman Kevin O'Shaughnessy to discuss the great work being done the club, as it continues to grow across juvenile and senior level and beyond.

On Episode 2 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship show, former Dublin U20 hurling manager Paul O'Brien and former Dublin footballer Barry Cahill join us alongside our DubsTV commentator Oisín Langan to look back on the Round 2 action in the Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling and Senior 1 Football Championships- and look ahead to what's in store in the final round of games.

We also chat to Naomh Olaf chairman John Somers to discuss the work being done at the club at a juvenile, senior and community level.

On Episode 1 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship show, we're joined by former Dublin stars Dotsy O'Callaghan & Coman Goggins and by The Herald's Conor McKeon to look back on Round 1 of the Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling & Senior 1 Football Championships.

We also chat to Naomh Barróg chairman Martin Kiernan to discuss the great work being done at the club.

On this very special episode of The Hop Ball, Eamon caught up with three of the stars of Dublin's 1995 All-Ireland win- Paul Clarke, Vinnie Murphy & Charlie Redmond- to look back on that famous victory.