Division 8 – Gaelic Football Team Ranelagh Gaels in Dublin 6
By Cathal MacSuibhne on Jun 19, 2013 in Championship, Men's Football | 1 Comment
Ranelagh Gaels 0-8 Lucan Sarsfields 2-15 Ranelagh Gaels fell at the first hurdle of the 2013 Championship on Sunday last, going down to a superior Lucan Sarsfields outfit at 12th Lock.
By Peter Sweeney on May 3, 2012 in Championship, Men's Football, News | 1 Comment
St Jude’s 3-10 Ranelagh Gaels 1-11 Ranelagh Gaels were desperately unlucky to crash out of the Junior C Championship on Tuesday night having played 50 minutes of fabulous football. Away at Tymon North against St Jude’s in the second round the Gaels started and finished badly, which was their ultimate undoing.
By Cathal MacSuibhne on Apr 22, 2012 in Championship, Men's Football | 4 Comments
Ranelagh Gaels 3-17 St Marks 1-7 Ranelagh Gaels got their 2012 Junior C Championship tilt off to a flying start with a clinical performance against St Marks at Bushy Park on Sunday afternoon.
By Peter Sweeney on Oct 19, 2011 in Championship, Men's Football | 4 Comments
Ranelagh Gaels 2-5 Parnells 2-9 RANELAGH Gaels’ brilliant run in the Junior C Championship came to an end at the semi-final stage on Sunday. Having beaten teams ranked far higher than them in earlier rounds, most notably Naomh Fionnbarra in the quarter-finals, the Gaels finally came undone against an excellent Parnells side in Balgriffin. Ranelagh […]
By Peter Sweeney on Oct 2, 2011 in Championship, Men's Football | 4 Comments
Ranelagh Gaels 2-5 Naomh Fionbarra 0-9 Ranelagh Gaels battled their way to the semi-finals of the Junior C Championship with a brilliant away win against Naomh Fionnbarra on Sunday. Playing against the Division 7 Champions on their home patch in a do-or-die quarter-final, the Gaels showed tremendous intensity to beat higher ranked opposition. The ’Barrs […]
By Peter Sweeney on Jul 15, 2011 in Championship, Men's Football | 1 Comment
X Ranelagh Gaels 1-15 St Sylvester’s 1-12 By Gordon Manning RANELAGH GAELS’ reputation as ET specialists continued on Thursday night – but the star of the show was Duracell Bunny Barry O’Brien. Once more the Gaels had to phone home – Smyths – to say they’d be late after O’Brien’s clinically struck injury-time goal […]
