Seven-time All-Ireland winner and two-time Footballer of the Year Brian Fenton calls time on his Dublin career.

Seven-time All-Ireland winner Brian Fenton has called time on his Dublin career. The 31-year-old has had a glittering ...

After announcing his shock retirement from intercounty duties, Brian Fenton has broken his silence. Dublin GAA confirmed ...

Mick Bohan has decided to step down as Dublin's women's football manager, bringing the curtain down on a decorated period in ...

Mick Bohan led Dublin to five All-Ireland titles including a famous four-in-a-row in an era when the capital side took over ...

Fáilte Ireland has unveiled their programme for New Year’s Festival Dublin 2024, launching a music trail across some of the ...

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Dublin GAA star Brian Fenton is reportedly set to follow James McCarthy in stepping away from inter-county football.

The last time an Offaly club beat a Dublin one, Tullamore 's Paul McConway still ended up pulling the losing ticket.

The Dublin county board have confirmed the retirement ... “This period delivered Dublin’s historic six in a row of All Ireland Senior Football Championship victories between 2015 – 2020 ...

The Raheny man won seven All-Ireland medals during his 10 seasons ... November 19, 2024 Dublin County Board chairman Michael Seavers paid tribute to Fenton: "Brian was an integral figure in ...