DUBLIN ARE, ONCE again, All-Ireland senior football champions.
And now all that’s left to do is head for the banquet, make a few speeches and decide the man-of-the-match award. But who should get it?
Philly McMahon earned the praise of his manager Jim Gavin afterwards for his contribution.
Brian Fenton and Johnny Cooper also impressed while Ciaran Kilkenny – so consistent all year — was again excellent. Whoever gets it, it’s sure to be a Dub.
Who was your man of the match?
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Who deserves the man-of-the-match award in today’s All-Ireland final?
DUBLIN ARE, ONCE again, All-Ireland senior football champions.
And now all that’s left to do is head for the banquet, make a few speeches and decide the man-of-the-match award. But who should get it?
Philly McMahon earned the praise of his manager Jim Gavin afterwards for his contribution.
Brian Fenton and Johnny Cooper also impressed while Ciaran Kilkenny – so consistent all year — was again excellent. Whoever gets it, it’s sure to be a Dub.
Who was your man of the match?
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