DEAN ROCK HAS TOPPED the Division 1 scoring charts after playing a starring role in Dublin’s third straight National Football League title.
Rock finished with 0-10 (seven frees) as the Dubs blasted past Cork in Croke Park on Sunday.
It took his total to 1-52 for the league campaign — enough to overtake Colm O’Neill and relegate the Cork marksman into second place.
O’Neill finished with 5-39 after he scored 0-6 (five frees) in the 1-21 to 2-7 defeat.
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Down’s Donal O’Hare finished as the Division 2 top scorer with 4-29, though his five points on Sunday were not enough to help the Ulster men past Roscommon.
Today was a good day for Dublin's Dean Rock in more ways than one
DEAN ROCK HAS TOPPED the Division 1 scoring charts after playing a starring role in Dublin’s third straight National Football League title.
Rock finished with 0-10 (seven frees) as the Dubs blasted past Cork in Croke Park on Sunday.
It took his total to 1-52 for the league campaign — enough to overtake Colm O’Neill and relegate the Cork marksman into second place.
O’Neill finished with 5-39 after he scored 0-6 (five frees) in the 1-21 to 2-7 defeat.
Down’s Donal O’Hare finished as the Division 2 top scorer with 4-29, though his five points on Sunday were not enough to help the Ulster men past Roscommon.
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Colm O'Neill All-Ireland Senior HC comp:Allianz Football League Division 1 (Gaelic Football 42) Dean Rock Sharpshooters Cork Dublin