Wowee, did they get it. The story of this remarkable All-Ireland isn’t just Cuala completing an All-Ireland set, joining Cork's St Finbarr's as the only two clubs to have won All-Ireland senior ...

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NA FIANNA have cleaned up with EIGHT of their players making the AIB Club Hurling XV of the Year. The Glasnevin men claimed ...

Con O’Callaghan crowned a year in which he became the latest player to win dual All-Ireland club medals, adding a football ...

Cuala's Con O'Callaghan celebrates after his team's victory over Errigal Ciaran in the All-Ireland club SFC final at Croke ...

Watch highlights as Cuala stave off an Errigal Ciaran fightback to win 3-14 to 1-16 at Croke Park to claim their first All-Ireland Club Football title. Read the report from the game here.

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Dublin champions Cuala were the better side all through this encounter, even if 12 points was a slightly flattering margin of victory over Clare’s Ballyea. There was only a score between them ...

Cuala added seven more points after that in the half and the O’Callaghan brothers struck six of them, three each. Cuala held a narrow 1-7 to 0-9 lead at the interval but it was anyone’s game.

Kilkerrin-Clonberne and Cuala dominate the ladies and men's AIB GAA football club championship teams of the year.

Cuala looked like relinquishing their grasp on the trophy at various stages throughout two epic encounters with the 2016 winners. Across those 140 minutes or so of action, the sides were level 17 ...

Andrew Jamieson-Murphy (Na Fianna) and Niamh McGrath (Sarsfields) took the AIB Club Players of the Year awards on Friday ...