Dublin forward Cian O'Sullivan says their shock 2-24 to 0-28 All-Ireland quarter-final win against Limerick is "up there with one of the best days we've ever had as a group".

JOHN GALVIN believes football is revelling in the Limerick limelight after stepping out of hurling’s shadow. For the first time since they reached an All-Ireland quarter-final in 2011, the ...

A crucial tactical switch was the introduction of John Hetherton at half-time. As Dublin naturally began to run out of steam in the second half, the option of hitting long ball into the combative St ...

NOBODY — and I do mean nobody — saw Dublin beating Limerick. I’ve been going to hurling matches since 1952 and I can’t think ...

It was the final day of Na Fianna’s annual mini-leagues on Mobhi Road yesterday. Always a great occasion, this year felt even more special considering what many had witnessed in Croke Park the evening ...

You have to go back to 1896 for Limerick’s last football championship title, or indeed for an appearance in a final.

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Dublin overcome the first-half loss of Chris Crummey to a red card to earn a shock 2-24 to 0-28 All-Ireland SHC quarter-final win over Limerick at Croke Park.

Dublin defied a first-half red card and stunned favourites Limerick with two quickfire goals to seal a historic win ...

Dublin pulled off a shock win over Limerick at Croke Park with a 2-24 to 0-18 victory to advance to the All-Ireland SHC semi-finals.