19th April

2009 - Anthony Daly took charge of the Dublin senior hurlers for the first time. He oversaw his team in an annual Dub Stars challenge game which was played in Naomh Barrog

2016 - On this day, Dublin beat UCD in the group stages of the Walsh cup with a score of 4-15 to 3-12. Paul Ryan had an impressive game scoring 2-7, with 0-5 coming from frees.

2022- On this day in 2022, Kilmacud Crokes were crowned the 2021/ 22 Leinster Senior Football Champions after a 0-14 to 0-07 win over Naas.

2020 - Dessie Farrell took charge of the Dublin Senior Footballers for the first time, in an O'Byrne Cup semi-final defeat to Longford at Pearse Park. 

2022/2023- On this day in 2022, Dublin's Senior Footballers claimed the O'Byrne Cup, with a 1-13 to 0-11 victory over Laois at Dr Cullen Park. Also on this day in 2023, Kilmacud Crokes claimed their third Senior All-Ireland title after a 1-11 to 1-9 victory over Glen.

2011- On this day in 2011, Kilmacud Crokes were crowned Leinster Champions, following a 0-15 to 1-07 win over Offaly's Rhode. 

2013 - Legendary former Dublin GAA player and manager, Kevin Heffernan passed away aged 83. 

2007 - Dublin overcame Laois after extra time in Tullamore to win the O'Byrne Cup. In a high scoring final, Paul Caffrey's team win 1-18 to 2-13. Collie Moran was captain on the day

2017/2022 - Dublin defeated Louth in the O'Byrne Cup Final, by a scoreline of 2-16 to 1-10. Captain of the team Ciarán Reddin lifted the cup in Gaelic Grounds, Drogheda. Also on this day in 2022, Dublin's Senior Hurlers won the Walsh Cup, beating Wexford by 2-29 to 0-19 at Croke Park.

2016 - Dublin hurlers enjoyed a comprehensive Walsh Cup final victory over Wexford. Ger Cunningham's men produced an excellent attacking display to secure a 1-22 to 1-12 victory

2007 - On this day, Dublin played their first game under floodlights in Croke Park against Tyrone with a crowd of 81,000 people

2008 - Jason Sherlock scored two late goals to help Dublin complete a late comeback to beat Longford in the O'Byrne Cup final under lights in Parnell Park

2013 - Paul Ryan top scores with 0-12 as Dublin hurlers beat Wexford 1-19 to 0-16 to claim Walsh Cup victory

2021- On this day in 2021, Brian Fenton is named the 2020 Footballer of the Year, picking up the award for the second time. The All-Star ceremony is delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

2010 - Dublin college DCU win the O'Byrne Cup. Back boned by Dublin footballers Bryan Cullen, Paddy Andrews, Jonny Cooper and Kevin Nolan, the college side beat Louth 1-15 to 0-17

2018 - Stalwart Dublin Senior Footballer Stephen Cluxton marks his 100th National League appearance with a win over Mayo (2-10 to 0-12) away in Castlebar 

2011 - Dublin hurlers beat Kilkenny 2-17 to 2-13 in the Walsh Cup final in Parnell Park. It is our first Walsh Cup victory since 2003.

1892 - On this day Dublin, represented by club champions Young Irelands, won Dublin's first ever Senior Football Championship defeating Cork (Clondrohid) 2-1 to 1-9. A goal back then exceeded any amount of points. This was the last game to be played with that rule. The 1891 final was delayed until this day in 1892 and was played at Clonturk Park, Drumcondra. 

1963 - On this Day in 1964 the first ever All Stars, then called Cú Chulainn awards were presented, Dublin dual star Des Foley was selected at mid field on both the hurling and the football teams of the year. His brother Lar Foley took away the Footballer of the year award that same year.

2020- On this day in 2020, our U20 footballers beat Laois to win the U20 Leinster Football Final in Carlow. 

1975 - UCD won the All Ireland Club Final on this day in 1975. It was a famous double for the Dublin college as they had won Dublin's first Club All Ireland title 11 months earlier.

1976 - On this day St. Vincents won their first ever All Ireland Club Football title beating Roscommon Gaels 4-10 to 0-5. Five of the Vincent's team, Jimmy Keaveney, Gay O'Driscoll, Brian Mullins, Tony Hanahoe and Bobby Doyle, would also start and win both National League and All Ireland titles this year. Heffo was manager of both.

1995/2008/2009/2014/2016/2017 - This day is synonymous with the club All-Ireland Finals. Kilmacud Crokes claimed two All-Ireland Football titles on this day, in 1995 and 2009, while St Vincents were crowned All-Ireland Football Champions on this day in 2008 and 2014. In 2016, Ballyboden St Endas claim their first ever All-Ireland Senior Club Football title, with a 2-14 to 0-07 win over Castlebar Mitchels. The year after, Cuala become the first ever Dublin side to win the All-Ireland Senior club hurling championship, with a 2-19 to 1-10 win over Clare side Ballyea.

1990 - Dublin footballers face Tyrone in an exhibition game in the Skydome in Toronto in front of over 30,000 people

1980 - On this day Crumlin won Dublin's first Club Leinster Senior Hurling title, beating Camross of Laois in the Final with a score of 3-5 to 0-11. Cuala were the next team to win a Leinster hurling title in 2016. 

2018- Cuala claim back-to-back All-Ireland Senior Club hurling titles, beating Limerick side Na Piarsaigh by 2-17 to 1-17 after a replay.  

1956 - On this day, Dublin beat Kildare with a score of 1-10 to 1-03 to claim their first ever O'Byrne Cup title

2017- On this day in 2017, our U21 footballers made it four Leinster titles in-a-row, with a 2-14 to 0-08 win over Offaly at O’Moore Park. 

2018- Dublin dig deep to eek out a win in the Allianz Football League Division 1 Final, getting past Galway by 0-18 to 0-14 at Croke Park. 

2014/2015/2016/2023- On this day in 2014, Dublin's U21 footballers beat Meath by 0-15 to 0-10 to claim the Leinster title. On the same date in 2015, Dublin retained the U21 Leinster Football title, with victory over Kildare at Páirc Tailteann in Navan. And on this day in 2016, Dublin again claimed the U21 Leinster Football title, again beating Kildare in Navan. Also on this day in 2023, our Senior Footballers were crowned Allianz League Division 2 Champions, following a 4-06 to 0-11 victory over Derry. 

2010/2012- On this day in 2010, Dublin's U21 footballers were crowned Leinster Champions, after a 1-12 to 0-09 win over Westmeath. Also on this day in 2012, Dublin's U21 footballers beat Louth by 1-16 to 0-08 to win the U21 Leinster Football title. 

2009/1987 - On this day in 2009, Dublin's U21 footballers claimed the Leinster title, with victory over Laois in Portlaoise. Also on this day in 1987, the most famous National Football League Quarter Final took place. After the game finished level in normal time, Cork refused to return to the field in extra time. The ref threw the ball in and Dublin scored a goal through Barney Rock playing against nobody. The ref then blew the final whistle and Dublin advanced. The Dubs would go on to beat Kerry in the 1987 National League Final.

1987 - Former Dublin minor footballer Jim Stynes makes his Aussie Rules debut against Geelong. Stynes went on to an illustrious AFL career which saw him collect the Brownlow Medal for 'best and fairest player' in 1991

2015 - Former Dublin player, U21 football manager and senior selector, Dave Billings passed away. Billings was one of the ultimate GAA men who dedicated much of his life to St. Vincents GAA, UCD and Dublin in many different roles.

1987 - Dublin beat Galway 1-8 to 0-8 in a National Football League semi final in Portlaoise. 7 days later Dublin continued their good form with a victory over Kerry in the final.

1895 - On this day in 1895, Dublin won their third All-Ireland Senior Football title. Late on in the final replay against Cork, a dispute arose and Dublin's players left the pitch. The GAA subsequently awarded the Championship to Dublin. Also on this day in 2002, Dublin's U21 footballers claimed a first Leinster title in 18 years, with a 1-17 to 2-04 win over Wicklow in Newbridge. 

2016 - Dublin won their twelfth National Football league in front of a record crowd for a league game of 82,300. They beat Kerry by a score of 2-18 to 0-13 on a day also remembered for the Laochra celebration, marking the 100 year anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. Also on this day in 2005, Dublin's U21 footballers beat Kildare in a replay to claim the Leinster title. 

2015 - The League Treble!!! On this day in 2015, by a scoreline of 1-21 to 2-7, Dublin won the National Football League Final defeating Cork. Dean Rock lead the scoring with 10 points with 3 of those coming from play.

2014 - Bernard Brogan led the attack with 1-6 in 2014 on this day, as Dublin beat Derry to claim their tenth National League. Dublin had now won back-to-back leagues for the first time, after their win against Tyrone one year previous. Also on this day in 2003 Alan Brogan captained Dublin to Leinster U21 Football glory, beating Longford in the final at Cusack Park, Mullingar. 

1974 - On this day UCD became the first Dublin club to win the All Ireland Club Football Championship defeating Clann Na nGael from Armagh in a replay 0-14 to 1-04. Also on this day in 2013, Dublin edge out Tyrone in an epic final to claim the National Football League- a first league title since 1993. 

2017- On This Day in 2017, Dublin's U21 Footballers were crowned All-Ireland Champions, after a 2-13 to 2-07 win over Galway in the final in Tullamore. 

1979 - Former Dublin footballer Kevin Moran makes his senior Manchester United debut against Southampton

2011 - Dublin Senior Hurlers win the National Hurling League for the first time in 72 years, after beating Kilkenny in the final by 0-22 to 1-07. Also on this day in 2010, Dublin's U21 footballers claimed All-Ireland glory, beating Donegal in the final by 1-10 to 1-08. And on this day in 1949, the great Kevin Heffernan made his Championship debut for Dublin, scoring 0-05 in Dublin's Leinster first round victory over Longford at Cusack Park in Mullingar. 

1993 - Dublin and Donegal draw a tightly contested National League final. The sides finish 0-9 apiece with Dublin winning the replay a week later by 4 points

2014 - On this day, Dublin U21s won the All-Ireland football final, beating Roscommon by a score of 1-21 to 3-6 to make it their 3rd All-Ireland win in 5 years. 

1991 - National League number 7 for the boys in blue, after beating Kildare in the final on this day in 1991. The Dubs would come out on top on a scoreline of 1-9 to 0-10

2012: On this Day in 2012, Dublin's U21 footballers won a third ever U21 All-Ireland football title, with a 2-12 to 0-11 victory over Roscommon in Tullamore. 

1955 - Dublin beat Meath in the first ever all Leinster National League Football Final by a score of 2-12 to 1-3 on this day in 1955. It was Dublin's second ever League glory and also their second in three years

1953 - Dublin won their first ever National Football League title, defeating Cavan in Croke Park 4-6 to 0-9. Dublin lined up with 14 St Vincents players and wore the club white blue and white to avoid a colour clash with Cavan. The only non St. Vincents player was goalkeeper Tony O'Grady of the Air Corps club. Also on this day in 1993, Dublin's footballers claimed their 8th National Football League title, beating Donegal in a replay by 0-10 to 0-06. 

2023- On this day in 2023 Dublin defeated Louth by 5-21 to 0-15 in their Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park.

2022- On this day in 2022, Dublin's Minor Footballers won the Leinster Championship, beating Kildare by 2-10 to 0-08 in Portlaoise. 

1993 - On this day in 1993, future Dublin manager Jim Gavin made his Championship debut for Dublin, in the Leinster Championship first round win over Wexford at Wexford Park. 

2001 - Stephen Cluxton makes his debut for the Dublin Senior football team. The Parnell's goalkeeper helps Dublin defeat Longford in Croke Park

2022- On this day in 2022, our Senior Footballers win the Leinster Championship, beating Kildare by 5-17 to 1-15 at Croke Park.

1965- On this day, Jimmy Keaveney makes his Championship debut for Dublin, scoring 1-03 in the Leinster quarter-final win over Wexford at Dr Cullen Park, Carlow. 

1992 / 2023 - On this day our Minor Footballers secured their 35^th provincial title after 0-19 to 2-8 win over Kildare in Laois Hire O’Moore Park. Also on this day in 1992, future Senior Football managers Pat Gilroy & Dessie Farrell both made their Championship debuts for Dublin in the Leinster first round win over Offaly at O'Connor Park in Tullamore. Each player scored 0-2 in a 2-17 to 1-9 victory. 

2002- On this day Alan Brogan made his championship debut to help Dublin defeat Wexford in the Leinster quarter finals 0-15 to 1-10. Also on this day in 2003, future All-Ireland winning captain Bryan Cullen made his Championship debut in the Leinster Quarter Final  win over Louth at Croke Park. Cullen scored 0-3, as Dublin won by 1-19 to 0-09. 

1991- The start of the saga! Dublin and Meath draw 1-12 a piece in the prelimenary round of the Leinster Senior football championship. A series that would take 4 games to finally settle

1956 - On this day the Dublin footballers played an exhibition game against Kerry in the Polo Grounds in New York drawing a crowd of 25,000 spectators, the Dubs won the game well with a score of 3-12 to 1-4

1989- On this day Paul Curran made his championship debut in Dublin's 1-13 to 1-9 Leinster Quarter Final victory over Kildare at St Conleth’s Park in Newbridge. 

2009- On this day in 2009, Denis Bastick made his Senior Football debut in the Leinster quarter-final win over Meath at Croke Park. He would go on to win 5 Senior All-Ireland titles, 11 Leinster SFC titles & 4 National Leagues, added to the Junior All-Ireland & Leinster titles he had won previously. 

2019- Stephen Cluxton becomes the first player in GAA history to make 100 Championship appearances, as Dublin beat Kildare by 0-26 to 0-11 in the Leinster Football semi-final. 

2010- Eoghan O’Gara made his Championship debut for Dublin in the Leinster quarter-final victory over Wexford on this day in 2010. He would go on to win an incredible 7 All-Ireland senior football titles, 10 Leinster Championships and 5 NFL titles during his career.

2007 - On this day, Bernard Brogan made his championship debut in a thrilling replay against Meath in the Leinster quarter finals to win the game 0-16 to 0-12

1995-  On this day in 1995, Jason Sherlock made his Championship debut for Dublin, coming off the bench in the Leinster Championship win over Louth. 

2019 - Dublin become the first team to win 9 provincial titles in-a-row, with a 1-17 to 0-04 victory over Meath in the Leinster Football Final at Croke Park. Also on this day in 2002, Dublin's Senior Footballers had a memorable win over Meath in the Leinster Semi-Final at Croke Park. Dublin would go on to win a first Leinster title in 7 years that summer. And on this day in 2021, Dublin's U20 hurlers were crowned Leinster Champions, beating Galway in the Covid-delayed 2020 Leinster Final. 

2018- Jonny Cooper captains Dublin in the absence of the injured Stephen Cluxton, as Jim Gavin's men claim an eighth straight Delaney Cup, with a 1-25 to 0-10 win over Laois at Croke Park. 

1989- On this day, Keith Barr made his Championship debut for Dublin against Wicklow in the Leinster Semi-Final. 

2013- On this day in 2013, our Senior Hurlers beat Kilkenny by 1-16 to 0-16 in the Leinster Semi Final- a first Championship win for Dublin over the Cats in 71 years! Also on this day in 2008, Paul Flynn made his Championship debut for Dublin's footballers in the Leinster Semi-Final win over Westmeath at Croke Park. On the same day in 2008, Denis Bastick captained our Junior Footballers, as they beat Meath to claim the Leinster Junior Football title. That team also contained the likes of Michael Fitzsimons, Darren Daly & Eoghan O'Gara. 

2018- On this day in 2018, our Minor Hurlers were crowned Leinster Champions, after a 6-19 to 7-12 win over Kilkenny in Portlaoise.

2007- On this day in 2007 our Minor Hurlers claimed the Leinster title, with victory over Kilkenny in the Leinster Final at Croke Park. 

2016 - On this day, our Dublin minor hurlers claimed their 15th Leinster Hurling title, beating Wexford by 2-12 to 0-12. Also on this day in 2005, our Minor hurlers beat Wexford by 0-17 to 0-12 to win the Leinster Championship. And on this day in 2011, our Minor hurlers beat Kilkenny by 1-14 to 1-11 to claim the Leinster title. A good date for our Minor hurlers! 

2016- On this day in 2016, our U21 Hurlers beat Offaly in Tullamore to claim the Leinster title. Also on this day in 1980, Barney Rock made his Championship debut for Dublin- coming off the bench to score a point in a Leinster semi-final win over Meath. This date is also known for the final game of the famous Dublin v Meath battle of 1991, the end of the series that gripped the nation. Meath eventually prevailed 2-10 to 0-15. 

2013 - Our senior hurlers beat Galway in Croke Park to claim a Leinster Senior Hurling championship win for the first time since 1961. Paul Ryan led the scoring with 2-7 as Anthony Daly's men followed the semi final victory over Kilkenny with a powerful display to win on a scoreline of 2-25 to 2-13. 

2012- On this day in 2012, our Minor hurlers beat Wexford by 2-15 to 1-14 to retain their Leinster title. 

1995 - Jason Sherlock scores a crucial goal even after losing his football boot as Dublin beat Laois in LFSC semi final in Navan.

2011 - On this day, our Senior Footballers claimed a 50th Leinster Senior Football title, as they beat Wexford by 2-12 to 1-12 in the Leinster Final at Croke Park. On the same day in 2011, our Minor Footballers also claimed Leinster glory, beating Meath in the Leinster Final by 2-18 to 1-11.

2016 - On this day, Our Dublin Ladies Senior football team bagged their fifth consecutive TG4 Leinster title beating Westmeath with a score of 4-23 to 0-7

2015 - On this day, Dublin beat Westmeath in the Leinster Senior football championship final with a score of 2-13 to 0-6, Bernard Brogan scoring 1-1. Our Senior Footballers also claimed Leinster glory on this day in 2009, with a 2-15 to 0-18 win over Kildare. 

2011- On This Day in 2011, Dublin's U21 hurlers made it back-to-back Leinster titles, with a 1-18 to 0-11 win over Wexford. 

2013 - On this day, Dublin beat Meath to claim their 53rd Leinster Senior football final with a score of 2-15 to 0-14, Paul Mannion scoring 1-4 to seal the win. Also on this day in 2010, Dublin's U21 hurlers won the Leinster Championship, with a 2-15 to 0-15 victory over Wexford, while on this day in 2002, our Senior Footballers won their first Leinster title in 7 years, with a 2-13 to 2-11 win over Kildare at Croke Park. 

2017- Con O'Callaghan scored 12 points, as Dublin claimed their seventh Leinster title in-a-row, with a 2-23 to 1-17 win over Kildare at Croke Park. On the same day, our Minor Footballers also beat Louth by 2-19 to 0-12 to claim the Leinster title. 

2016 - On this day, Our Dublin Senior footballers defeated Westmeath with a score of 2-19 to 0-10, Bernard Brogan receiving man of the match with 1-4, to claim our 55th Leinster title and the sixth title in a row. Also on this day in 2005, our Senior Footballers edged out Laois by 0-14 to 0-13 in the Leinster Final. 

2007- On this day in 2007, Dublin's U21 hurlers won the Leinster Championship for the first time in 35 years, as they beat Offaly by 2-18 to 3-09. Also on this day in 2009, our Minor Footballers won the Leinster title, after beating Kildare by 1-15 to 1-10 after a replay. 

2019- On this day in 2019, Dublin's U20 footballers beat Laois by 4-18 to 0-17 to claim a first ever U20 Leinster title at O’Connor Park, Tullamore. 

2014 - On this day, our Senior Footballers claimed their fourth Leinster Football title in-a-row, with a 3-20 to 1-10 win over Meath at Croke Park. On the same day, Con O'Callaghan captained our Minor Footballers, as they beat Kildare to win the Leinster Championship. 

2012 - On this day, Dublin narrowly beat Meath in the Leinster Senior Football Final with a score of 2-13 to 1-13, Bernard Brogan scoring an impressive 1-7 to drive the Dubs forward. Our Minor Footballers were also crowned Leinster Champions on the same day, with a 3-17 to 1-11 victory over Meath. 

2008 - Dublin become All Ireland Junior Football champions for the 6th time with a victory over Roscommon. Captained by Denis Bastick, this team would contain a number of players to progress to the senior team in the following years such as Eoghan O'Gara, Jonny Cooper, Michael Fitzsimons, Darren Daly and Bastick himself

1980 - On this day in 1980, legendary goalkeeper & future All-Ireland-winning captain John O'Leary makes his Championship debut for Dublin in the Leinster Final defeat to Offaly at Croke Park. 

1974 - Brian Mullins wins the first of his 9 Leinster senior medals as Dublin beat Meath 1-14 to 1-9. Mullins goes on to collect 9 Leinster titles, 4 All Irelands, 2 National League as well as 2 All Stars at Inter county level. Also on this day in 1996, Ciarán Whelan made his Championship debut for Dublin in the Leinster Final defeat to Meath. 

2023 - On this day in 2023, Dublin were crowned All-Ireland SFC Champions for the 31st time, thanks to a 1-15 to 1-13 win over Kerry. Paddy Small scored Dublin's goal on the day, as James McCarthy lifted Sam! Also on this day in 1933, the Dublin Senior Camogie team won the first ever camogie All-Ireland Final, beating Galway with a score of 3-2 to 0-2. And on this day in 1995, our Senior Footballers were crowned Leinster Champions, after a 1-18 to 1-08 win over Meath at Croke Park. Paul Clarke scored Dublin's goal on the day. 

2010- On this day in 2010, Eoghan O'Gara scored a crucial goal to help Dublin to a memorable victory over Tyrone in the All-Ireland quarter-final at Croke Park. 

2021- On this day in 2021, our Senior Footballers claim the Leinster title with a 0-20 to 1-09 victory over Kildare at Croke Park. 

1901 - On this day in 1901 Isle of the Sea as Dublin club champions represented and won the All Ireland Football Championship beating London 0-14 to 0-2. The London team were captained by Sam Maguire who the All Ireland Cup is named after.

2001 - Trip to Tipp! Dublin draw with Kerry 1-14 to 2-11 in the All Ireland football quarter final in Thurles. A late Maurice Fitzgerald sideline secures a replay for the Kingdom

1929 - On this day one of Dublin's greatest was born. Kevin Heffernan won 21 Dublin club championships (15 football and 6 Hurling) with St Vincents. Playing with Dublin he won 4 Leinster titles and 1 All-Ireland, while as a manager he won three All-Ireland titles & 5 Leinster titles. He also made the teams of the century and the Millennium. Happy Birthday Heffo! Also on this day in 1995, Jason Sherlock scored a crucial goal as Dublin beat Cork in the All-Ireland Football Semi Final. 

1983 - Dubs on Tour! Dublin travelled to Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork for the All Ireland football championship semi final replay. Kevin Heffernan's team produce an exhilarating attacking display in a 4-15 to 2-10 victory. Also on this day in 2011, our Senior Footballers reached the All-Ireland Final for the first time in 16 years, after a tight 0-08 to 0-06 win over Donegal at Croke Park.

2002 - Dublin fall just short against Armagh in a classic All Ireland Football semi final. Tommy Lyons men are beaten 1-14 to 1-13 as Armagh go on to win the All Ireland beating Kerry in the final. Also on this day in 2019, Dublin's bid for an historic Drive for Five is halted- temporarily- as our Senior Footballers draw with Kerry in the All-Ireland Final. 13 days later, Dublin would go on to make history in the replay! 

2018- It's 4 in-a-row! Dublin overcome Tyrone in the All-Ireland Final by 2-17 to 1-14 to claim a 28th ever All-Ireland Senior Football title. The win makes Dublin just the third county ever to win to win four All-Ireland senior football titles in-a-row. 

1961 - The last time our senior hurlers reached an All Ireland hurling final. On the day Dublin were beaten by Munster Champions Tipperary. The final score was Tipperary 0-16 Dublin 1-12

1938 - Dublin last won the Hurling All Ireland on this date in 1938, they beat Waterford on the day 2-5 to 1-6 with M. Flynn(Garda) and W. Loughnane getting the Dublin goals. Dublin's 1927 win also came on this day v Cork. Also on this day in 1965 - our Minor Hurlers won the All-Ireland hurling title, beating Limerick in the final. 

1984 - Dublin Camogie team won the last of their All Ireland titles with a 2-5 to 1-4 victory over Tipperary. Germaine Noonan and Marie Connell were the Dublin goalscorers

1973 - On this day, the legendary Kevin Heffernan was first appointed as the Dublin Senior football manager and selector on a three year term and in the following year he led the Dubs to Leinster and All-Ireland titles. Beginning the era of 'Heffo's Army'.

1940 - One of Dublins greatest ever GAA players was born. Des Foley who went on to represent both the footballers and hurlers with such distinction as well as his club St. Vincents

2019- History is made! Dublin beat Kerry by 1-18 to 0-15 in the All-Ireland Final replay to become the first team in GAA history- in either hurling or football - to win 5 All-Ireland Senior titles in-a-row. 

2019- It's 3-in-a-row for the Dublin Ladies! They beat Galway by 2-03 to 0-04 to cap an historic weekend for Dublin football! 

2018- It's two-in-a-row! Dublin's Ladies make it back-to-back All-Ireland titles for the first time, with a 3-11 to 1-12 win over Cork in the All-Ireland Final. 

1995/ 2017 - On this day Dublin beat Tyrone in the 1995 All-Ireland football final with a score of 1-10 to 0-12, the Dubs didn't go on to win another All-Ireland title until 2011. 22 years later in 2017, Dean Rock kicked a late late winner, as Dublin edged past Mayo in the 2017 All-Ireland Final by 1-17 to 1-16. It's Dublin's third All-Ireland win in-a-row. 

2011 / 1983 - In 2011 Stephen Cluxton kicked the winning point from a free in the All Ireland Final to bring Sam back to the capital after a 16 year gap. The free is one of the most iconic images in GAA history. Exactly 28 years earlier in 1983, twelve man Dublin beat 14 man Galway by 2 points. Those twelve players are now best known as the Twelve Apostles in Dublin GAA foclóir

2015 - Dublin beat Kerry in the All Ireland football final. The game was played in torrential rain with Dublin running out winners on a scoreline of 0-12 to 0-9. Alan Brogan kicked an inspirational late score to seal victory

2013/ 1974 - On this day in 2013, our senior footballers add another All Ireland to the collection. Jim Gavin follows up on delivering previous U21 All Irelands to help steer his team to a 2-12 to 1-14 victory over Mayo. Bernard Brogan got the two crucial goals in an excellent team display. Also on this day in 1974, Dublin won the All-Ireland Senior football final beating Galway 0-14 to 1-06 . The famous season of '74 ended an 11 year dry spell for the Dubs and the same team went on to win 3 All-Ireland titles in just four years.

2012 - Our minor footballers win an All Ireland minor title for the first time since 1984. Facing our Leinster rivals Meath, Dessie Farrell's team showed great composure and skill to come out on top, the final score was Dublin 0-14 Meath 1-05

2017- The Dublin Ladies Footballers claim their second ever All-Ireland title, beating Mayo by 4-11 to 0-11 in the All-Ireland Final. 

1977 - Jimmy Keaveney scores an All Ireland Final record 2-6 as Dublin beat Armagh 5-12 to 3-6 in front of 66,542 people in Croke Park

2010 - Dublin ladies senior football team defeat Tyrone 3-16 to 0-9 to deliver their first ever All Ireland Ladies title. Sinead Aherne hit a brilliant 2-7 to help mark the historic day.

1954 - On this day, former Dublin football star Brian Mullins was born, a man who went on to play for 11 years on the Dublin senior panel and win 2 National football league titles, 9 Leinster titles, 4 All-Irelands and 2 All-Star awards, alongside numerous club titles

1958 - On this day, Dublin Senior footballers won the All-Ireland final, beating Derry 2-12 to 1-09 with Kevin Heffernan captaining the side to their 16th All-Ireland title

2016 - Two-in-a-row! Dublin edge out Mayo in the All-Ireland Final- after a replay - winning by 1-15 to 1-14. It's a second All-Ireland title in-a-row and a fourth in six seasons! 

2003 - Alan Brogan captains the first ever Dublin U21 All Ireland winning football team. 12 months after losing in the final to Galway, Dublin top Tyrone in Navan, the team produced a number of players who would go on to long senior careers.

2012 - On this day in 2012, Jim Gavin is announced as Dublin Senior Football manager. A former All-Ireland winner in his own playing days, the Round Towers, Clondalkin clubman had also managed Dublin's U21s to All Ireland titles in 2010 and 2012. He would go on to manage Dublin for an incredibly successful 7 seasons, culminating in the historic 5 in-a-row in 2019. 

2014 - On this day, Former Cork hurler and three time All-Ireland winner Ger Cunningham was appointed as the Dublin Senior hurling manager

2017- Pat Gilroy is named the new Dublin Senior hurling manager. The 2011 All-Ireland winning manager with the Dublin Footballers is appointed on a three-year term. 

2010 - On this day, corner forward Bernard Brogan is named footballer of the year. After a season of outstanding performances, the St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh sharpshooter picks up the top individual award in the game

1907 - The 1906 All Ireland was won for the ninth time by the Dubs on this day in 1907. Dublin beat Cork in the final by 1 point, 0-5 to 0-4. 12 Kickhams Players, 2 Bray Emmetts and one each from James Gate, Geraldines and Keatings made up the Dublin squad.

2011 - On this day corner forward Alan Brogan received the GPA/GAA All-Stars footballer of the year award

2023- On this day in 2023, John Costello retired as Dublin GAA CEO & County Board Secretary after 29 years in the role. 

2019/2023- Stephen Cluxton is named the 2019 Footballer of the Year at the PwC All-Stars at Dublin's Convention Centre. Also on this day in 2023 Finbarr O’Mahoney replaces John Costello as Dublin GAA’s new County Secretary and CEO.

2018- On this day in 2018, Brian Fenton is named the Footballer of the Year, after his brilliant performances helped Dublin to All-Ireland glory. 

1889/ 2018 - In 1889, Dublin, represented by C.J Kickhams, won their first All Ireland Hurling title. Also on this day in 2018, Mattie Kenny was appointed Dublin Senior Hurling Manager for a three year term, following a hugely successful spell in charge of Cuala. 

2015 - On this day, Jack McCaffrey received the 2015 All-Star footballer of the year award. 

1971 - Corner forward Mick Bermingham becomes Dublin's first All Star hurling recipient. The Kilmacud Crokes sharpshooter is rewarded for a wonderful season with recognition on the team of the year.

2013 - On this day midfielder Michael Darragh Macauley received the GAA All-Star footballer of the year award

2013 - Dublin GAA announce new sponsorship agreement with AIG Insurance. For the first time, all four codes will be included in the agreement with the insurance company keen to show its committment to all aspects of GAA in Dublin

2005 - Ciara Lucey is awarded with Dublin camogies first ever All Star award. The Ballyboden St Endas star produced a number of powerful displays over the year to be deservedly selected.

2023- On this day in 2023 StayCity were announced as Dublin GAA's primary sponsor with a launch event at Parnell Park.

2020- On this day in 2020, Dublin's Senior Footballers claimed a tenth Leinster title in-a-row with victory over Meath. The game was held on the 100th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Following the match, Stephen Cluxton laid a wreath at the memorial on Hill 16 on behalf of the team. 

2015 - AIG Classic! Dublin hurlers take on Galway in the first International Series AIG Classic. The match is held in the famous Fenway Park in Boston in front of a crowd of 28,000

2008 - Former Clare All Ireland winning hurling captain, Anthony Daly is named as Dublin Senior Hurling manager at a press conference in Parnell Park.

2019- Jim Gavin steps down as Dublin Senior Football manager, after a hugely successful 7-year stint in charge. Jim guided Dublin to 6 All-Ireland Senior Football titles as manager, including the famous 5-in-a-row. Dublin also won 7 Leinster titles and 5 National Leagues in his time in charge. 

2023 - On this day in 2023 Kilmacud Crokes claimed their third Leinster title win in-a-row after a 1-14 to 0-10 victory over Naas at Croke Park.

2017- Cuala retain their Leinster Senior Club hurling title, with a 1-23 to 1-09 victory over Offaly side Kilcormac/ Killoughey in Portlaoise. 

2005/2016/2022- In 2005, Dublin football champions Kilmacud Crokes add a Leinster title to their collection as the over come Kildare champions Sarsfields 0-10 to 0-9. Meanwhile in 2016, Cuala become the first Dublin club since Crumlin in 1979 to win the Leinster Club hurling championship, beating O'Loughlin Gaels by 3-19 to 1-16. Also on this day in 2022, Kilmacud Crokes claimed the Leinster Senior Football title after a 1-12 to 0-8 victory over The Downs. 

2015- On this day in 2015, Ballyboden St Endas won their first ever Leinster Senior Football title, beating Portlaoise by a point in the final. 

2003/ 2008- On this day in 2003, St Brigids won their first ever Leinster Club football title, beating Kildare's Round Towers by 3-11 to 1-10. Also on this day in 2008, Kilmucad Crokes claimed the Leinster title, with victory over Offaly's Rhode. 

2013/ 2019 - St.Vincents continue their good form from the Dublin championship to beat Portlaoise in the Leinster club football final. The Marino men would go on to claim their 3rd club All Ireland a few months later. Also on this day in 2019, Ballyboden St Endas beat Eire Óg from Carlow to win the Leinster Senior Football title. 

2012- On this day in 2012, Ballymun Kickhams won their first ever Leinster Senior Football title, beating Portlaoise in the final. 

2004 - Bring the lights! Parnell Park hosts a floodlight game for the first time as the senior footballers take on Louth in a charity match

2018 - Mattie Kenny takes charge of the Dublin Senior hurlers for the first time in a 2-21 to 1-16 win away to Carlow in the Walsh Cup. The former Cuala manager was appointed on November 3rd, replacing Pat Gilroy. Also on this day in 2016, St Vincents won the Leinster title, beating Rhode from Offaly in the final. 

1886/ 2019 - On this Day in 1886, the Dublin County Board was formed in a meeting held in the rooms of the Regular Carpenters Society at 75 Aungier Street. This was exactly one week after Wexford formed the first ever county board. Both were chaired by John Wyse Power. Also on this day in 2019, Dessie Farrell was confirmed as the new Dublin Senior Football manager. 

1924/ 2014 - In 1924, the Dublin Senior Hurlers won the All Ireland Final on this day beating Galway 5-3 to 2-6, Three years later 5 of the team would taste All-Ireland success again against Cork. Also on this day in 2014, St. Vincents retained their Leinster title, beating Offaly's Rhode in the final. 

2015 - On this day, Alan Brogan announced his retirement from inter-county football, summing up 13 exceptional years on the Dublin panel in which he won 3 national football league titles,  11 Leinster championship titles, 3 All-Ireland championship titles and 3 All-star awards

2014 - Dublin County Board Chairman, Andy Kettle passes away after a short illness. The Fingal Ravens clubman served the county in a number of positions of the years.

2020- It's Six! Our Senior Footballers make it Six-in-a-row, beating Mayo in the All-Ireland Final, following a delayed season due to the Covid19 pandemic. 

2020- Our Senior Ladies Footballers make it four-in-a-row! They beat Cork by 1-10 to 1-05 in the Covid-delayed All-Ireland Final at an empty Croke Park.