It s something that we deeply regret - Rock apologises for Dublin s training breach
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Dean Rock was in Parnell Park to support the roll-out of ‘AIG BoxClever’ insurance for young drivers across Ireland.
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Dean Rock was in Parnell Park to support the roll-out of ‘AIG BoxClever’ insurance for young drivers across Ireland.
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DEAN ROCK HAS apologised on behalf of the Dublin squad for a breach of Covid-19 restrictions that saw a group of players attend an illegal training session in March.
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Dean Rock prepares to take a free against Cavan.
Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO
Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO
THE YEAR HE turned 30 hasn’t worked out so badly for Dean Rock.
A free run with Ballymun Kickhams during the summer led to Brendan Hackett’s side reigning supreme in Dublin for the first time since 2012.
Shortly after that he sealed his place as the county’s all-time leading scorer, surpassing legendary figure Jimmy Keaveney in a league game against Meath to cement his legacy as one of their greatest ever forwards.