Division 8 – Gaelic Football Team Ranelagh Gaels in Dublin 6
By Peter Sweeney on Feb 28, 2011 in Lotto | 1 Comment
THE Ranelagh Gaels Club Lotto was held on Sunday night in Burchall’s and the numbers drawn were 1, 7, 19 and 22. There was no winner of the top prize of €7,400. The winners of the €50 spot prizes were Brigid Dowling, Ruby, P Dowling and Sergio T, who have all been contacted. The next […]
By Peter Sweeney on Feb 23, 2011 in Division 8, Men's Football | 2 Comments
RANELAGH Gaels get their 2011 League season underway on Sunday with a visit to nearby Leinster Road for a Dublin 6 derby against Portobello. The Gaels come into this game in good form having won their first two outings of the year in the Murphy Cup. However, AFL Division 8 will represent a step up […]
By Peter Sweeney on Feb 20, 2011 in Men's Football, Murphy Cup | 22 Comments
Ranelagh Gaels 3-8 Ballyboden St Enda’s 0-5 RANELAGH Gaels made it two wins out of two in the 2011 Murphy Cup with a convincing victory over Ballyboden St Enda’s on Sunday. New boy Paudie Sugrue was the hero of the day with a hat-trick of goals, including two punched efforts in the first half to set […]
By Cathal MacSuibhne on Feb 14, 2011 in Men's Football, Murphy Cup | 14 Comments
Ranelagh Gaels 1-11 Round Towers 1-10 Ranelagh Gaels entered the competitive arena in 2011 with a Murphy Cup encounter against Round Towers of Clondalkin. The game was due to be played at fortress Bushy but a change in venue was needed with the Terenure venue deemed unplayable. Large numbers at early season training have given […]
By Peter Sweeney on Feb 10, 2011 in Division 8, Men's Football | 1 Comment
RANELAGH Gaels start the 2011 season with a Murphy Cup game against Round Towers, Clondalkin on Sunday. The game has been switched to Round Towers pitch in Clondalkin – click here for directions. The team has trained well through the pre-season in January and though the weather restricted them to just one warm-up challenge game […]
By Peter Sweeney on Feb 8, 2011 in Player Profile | 5 Comments
The Ranelagh Gaels Player Profile finger points at Cathal MacSuibhne this week, everyone’s favourite Gaelgoir. Under questioning he fails to mention that he works for AIB (along with half of the rest of the team), but we won’t hold that against him because he tells us the recession isn’t his fault. He’s come a long […]
