Insaka win their first ever domestic trophy-the ronnie bradshaw cup at ndsl-oscar traynor academy dublin 14th May, 2011.

Uganda seems to be leading East Africa''''s charge for a ticket to the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations, while Kenya and Tanzania''''s hopes seem threatened.

Skippers, Hailuu Netsiyanwa (Insaka-Glentoran AFC) and Bill O"Rourke (Dublin Devils AFC) exchange flags after the ''Love Football - Hate Homophobia'' streetfootball series at Broadstone, Dublin (Oct 23, 2010).

Release Date: 31/01/2011 The Glentoran Academy U17 squad today, Saturday 29th January 2011, participated in an innovative ‘United Through Sport’ educational workshop and exhibition match aimed at promoting social inclusion and cultural integration through sport.

The Anna Lindh Foundation has the pleasure to launch the very first issue of the Anna Lindh Digest, an online resource for civil society bringing together a selection of news, in depth articles, contextual information and expert analysis on fields which are relevant for intercultural dialogue across the Euro-Mediterranean region. Please send your feedback and proposals to team@annalindhdigest.org

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Insaka AFC participated in the John Giles Walk of Dreams on 27/03/2011. Before they set off they paid a visit to the birthplace of John Giles at Ormond Square in Dublin 7.

Insaka FC have won NDSL knockout cup after beating Darndale FC at Oscar Traynor stadium on Saturday, May 14th 2011.

Insaka AFC win NDSL U18 League

Celebration of Ronnie Bradshaw cup and 2011 NDSL U18 League cup.