THE WEATHER PLAYED havoc with the fixture schedule tonight, as just two out of six Dublin SFC games went ahead.
Of the games that were played, Fingal Ravens narrowly lost out to Clontarf, with the final score 3-3 to 0-13.
Ian Kavanagh and Eoin O’Flaherty were on target for Fingal, who endured a one-point loss despite scoring three goals, while their opponents managed none.
In addition, Na Fianna prevailed against Tomas Daibhis, winning 0-16 to 1-9 in O’Toole Park.
A tight first-half saw Tomas Daibhis leading 1-6 to 0-8 at the break, however their opponents ultimately fought back to earn a four-point victory.
Meanwhile, Raheny v Mearnog, St Vincents v Naomh Olaf, Lucan v Castleknock and Slyvesters v St Pats were all called off due to bad weather.
Dublin SFC Round 1 results from earlier in the week
St Brigids 3-17 — 0-6 Erins Isle
Whitehall Colmcille 0-5 — 0-13 Kilmacud Crokes
St Annes 0-10 — 1-6 Round Towers C
Ballymun Kickhams 2-19 — 0-5 Parnells
St Judes 3-20 — 0-8 St Marys
St Oliver Plunketts 5-15 — 0-9 St Peregrines
Skerries Harps 1-15 — 1-9 O Tooles
Ballyboden St Endas 2-10 — 0-7 St Maurs
€85. Rip off Ireland alive and well.
I have a AB’s 2003 World Cup top that I paid €100 for back then.
Still in great condition and I wear it all then time.
Canterbury make good quality and it will last.
@Dave Sherman: Adidas have been making the All Blacks jersey since 1999
@Dave Sherman: did you get it off the African man on the beach in Spain
@Dave Sherman: I’ve ‘France 98′ underpants. 99p. Only worn on super-special occasions.
Why has it taken this long for them to be on sale to the public?
@Seán O’Sullivan:
Potentially market demand wasn’t there?
@Seán O’Sullivan: I have no idea but I’m sure a man somewhere is to blame for it.
@Government Sachs:
Are you sure it is not Leo’s fault :)
@Seán O’Sullivan: wait till you see the price, your sympathy will likely evaporate
Wonderful news.
My wardrobe is now complete.
Suit men with moobs too!!!! Skin tight jerseys ain’t for everyone!!!!!
Are they going to go the way of Dublin GAA and patronize women by offering it in pink?
@Bar Bar Drinks: Not just Dublin who do that (Donegal, Kildare, Mayo, Cork, Meath etc)
Obviously women don’t believe it to be patronising as plenty on show at matches.
@Bar Bar Drinks: Those pink jerseys are everywhere, and they’re awfully popular for something so “patronising”
@Bar Bar Drinks: Every county has a pink ladies jersey.
@Bar Bar Drinks: actually I think Cardiff still have a pink third kit that they play in for breast cancer awareness
What?? Why now instead of before?
P/S Before anyone asks, I’m not interested…..
Let the bandwagon begin
Hopefully comes in more sizes than ‘too tight’
@john Appleseed: or not
Provinces have done it for a while now surprised it took this long
@Dave O Keeffe: no province have men’s jersey as women’s not the jersey the women wear for the province
@Ollie Watson: apologies, you’re correct
Only €85, you could fly anywhere in Europe and back for that. They will be sold out quick. Better get two and one for everyone in the family.
If Irish people weren’t so over weight the jerseys could be cheaper. We’d also have a cheaper health service.
@6ljJQRRU: What a load of rubbish. You pay the same price for an xs size.