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O Callaghan: We never get tired of winning feeling

O Callaghan: We never get tired of winning feeling December 19, 2020 Dublin s Con O Callaghan celebrates. ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy. After being named RTÉ s All-Ireland SFC final man-of-the-match following today s six-in-a-row success, Con O Callaghan declared Dublin never get tired of that winning feeling. The gifted young Cual star was instrumental in Dublin s five-point win over Mayo, scoring a crucial first-half goal as the Dubs retained the Sam Maguire Cup yet again. Speaking to RTÉ afterwards, O Callaghan said: I suppose every year starts again and look it is a massive challenge to win the All-Ireland every year. So we never get tired of that so when it comes off it s beautiful yeah.

Even the most partisan Dublin fan knows deep down that the championship is very close to becoming a farce

Alas poor All-Ireland football championship. We knew it well, a competition of infinite jest and most excellent fancy. But now it s just a joke and yesterday s final was the punchline. It fell yet again to Mayo to try to save the competition s honour but, surpassingly and typically gallant though James Horan s men were, this decider was a foregone conclusion from the start. Not once in the 70 minutes was there anything which suggested Dublin would not make it six in a row. There was nothing either to suggest they won t make it seven when the circus resumes in a few months time. In the last three years they have only been troubled once and that fright in last year s final only came about because the champions had to play with a man short for over half the game.

Ruthless Dublin always find a way to win and end any dreams of a 2020 sporting breakthrough

); Ruthless Dublin always find a way to win and end any dreams of a 2020 sporting breakthrough Mayo had drawn level in the 50th minute but Dublin were not to be stopped. By Fintan O Toole Sunday 20 Dec 2020, 10:38 AM Dec 20th 2020, 10:38 AM 6,291 Views 17 Comments Image: James Crombie/INPHO Image: James Crombie/INPHO THIS TIME there was no wild outbreaks of joy, a communal celebration in front of a packed Hill 16, like they did back in 2011 when this run of domination began or in 2019 when they achieved the immortal feat of five-in-a-row. Post match in Croke Park was a private affair for the Dublin footballers last night, a new experience for a team so accustomed to success. They looked around at the empty stands and terraces, watched as the new man that has guided them in 2020 got his hands on Sam Maguire a quarter of a

Dessie Farrell thrilled with All Ireland win - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

Dublin are the All-Ireland Senior Football Champions for a sixth consecutive year. They beat Mayo on a scoreline of 2-14 to 15 points at Croke Park this evening. Dean Rock and Con O Callaghan with the goals for the Boys in Blue in the first half. The win marks Dublin s 30th All-Ireland success while Mayo s quest for the ultimate glory enters a seventh decade. The Dublin manager Dessie Farrell who has relatives in South Donegal gave his thoughts at full-time.

All-Ireland SFC final: relentless Dubs make it six-in-a-row

All-Ireland SFC final: relentless Dubs make it six-in-a-row December 19, 2020 Dublin s Con O Callaghan is blocked by Diarmuid O Connor of Mayo. ©INPHO/James Crombie. Dublin claimed their sixth successive All-Ireland with a fantastic 2-14 to 0-15 victory over Mayo behind closed doors at Croke Park. The Connacht champions brought the fight to Dessie Farrell’s charges and were level with 20 minutes remaining, but the Sam Maguire holders registered six of the last seven points to bag their 30th title and eighth in ten years. It was cruel luck on James Horan’s men, who came closer to dethroning the Dubs than anybody else this year but have now lost five All-Ireland finals in the last nine years. For the winners, who have gone 42 championship matches without defeat, late points from Dean Rock (2), Ciaran Kilkenny (2), Brian Howard and Paul Mannion got them over the line in an unprecedented decider played in an empty stadium six days short of Christmas.

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