Dublin Sport Today

The GAA and GPA are encouraging clubs around Ireland to take part in “The Most Important Team Talk” this year, as the Movember Ahead of the Game programme launches for its third year. Five-time All-Ireland winner, Dublin’s Leah Caffrey, is a facilitator for the programme. Since its launch in 2024, more than 17,000 players, parents and coaches from all 32 counties have participated in Movember Ahead of the Game workshops delivering over 650 workshops to underage teams across the country.  At the heart of the programme are GAA clubs, with workshops delivered to underage teams in clubhouses nationwide. The initiative aims to encourage meaningful conversations around mental fitness at every level of the game.Leah spoke to Dublin Sport Today's Hazel Nolan at the launch.

The Dublin Devils were Ireland’s first ever LGBT football team - founded just over 2 decades ago.Ahead of Dublin Pride, Dan Clarke spoke with Dublin Devils Marketing Officer and Acting PRO Cian Hade before he travelled with the team to Valencia to take part in the Gay Games.

After 39 long years, history is within touching distance for Dublin.Tonight in Dr Cullen Park the Dublin Senior Camogie team take centre stage in the Leinster Final against Wexford.Peter Branigan has been chatting with Sinéad Wylde to find out what it would mean to the Dubs to return home with silverware.Sinéad was talking to Dublin Sport Today at the launch of  launch of the new Staycity Aparthotel GAAfternoon Tea experience, available exclusively at Staycity’s Dublin City Centre location across key championship weekends.

Baseball Ireland have appointed their first ever CEO. Ryan Flynn has a career spanning plenty of nations where baseball is a minority sport. He joined Dan Clarke to chat about his new role, and the aims for baseball in Ireland.

Dublin veteran Aisling Maher is looking ahead to brighter days for Dublin as they get their Division 1B campaign underway in the Centra Camogie Leagues.She made her debut 13 years ago for the Dubs and says “it’s impossible to replace the buzz and adrenaline rush of playing for your county.” Aisling chatted to Hazel Nolan as Centra, Ireland’s leading convenience retailer, and the Camogie Association launched the 2026 Centra Camogie Leagues in Galway, marking both Centra’s first year as title sponsor and the 50th anniversary of the competition.

Kane Harris, who grew up in the Dominick Street flats, is up for the People's Puskas Award.He’s gone viral after smashing in a masterful 50-yard goal for his club Phoenix FC in Sydney, and it’s landed him on the shortlist!His mam, Nikki has been spearheading the campaign here at home to get Kane the votes he needs to clinch the award.

Philip Doyle, Olympic bronze medal-winning rower and doctor, has taken a detour from the water to the dancefloor.He's been making waves for all the right reasons with his professional dance partner, Daniela Roze on RTÉ'S Dancing with the Stars Ireland.What lured him in? Was it the lure of sequins? The promise of salsa? As he tells Hazel Nolan, it was pure curiosity!

If you thought Gaelic football was just for the green fields of Ireland, think again! The game is proving hugely popular throughout Asia, as witnessed by the recent Asian Youth Championship. With over 250 kids from countries as far-flung as Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, and Hanoi, this event is turning Asia into a GAA hotspot, minus the rain and soggy sandwiches.Hazel Nolan has been chatting to Viet Kelt chairperson, and Children's Officer with Asia GAA, Daniel Burke, and Viet Kelts PRO, Jason Kane.