Dessie Farrell

Dessie Farrell

athlete Ireland

Dessie Farrell is a prominent Gaelic football manager and former player, recognized for his management of the Dublin senior team, where he has continued to build on the legacy of previous coaches and has been pivotal in maintaining Dublin's dominance in Gaelic football.

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Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell ended his six-year spell in charge of the Dubs before Brennan's appointment. 7

Ger Brennan Declan Darcy Kevin Heffernan Mickey Whelan Pat Gilroy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ger Brennan appointed Dublin football manager on three-year term – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Declan Darcy has emerged as the frontrunner to succeed Dessie Farrell as Dublin senior football manager. 5

John Cleary Keith Ricken Declan Darcy Jim Gavin Jonny Cooper Ger Brennan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: John Cleary to stay on as Cork football boss for a further two years – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell is also noted for feeling disappointment after the All-Ireland semi-finals. 5

Padraic Joyce Jason Foley Jim Mcguinness Jim Gavin Diarmuid O Connor Barry Dan O Sullivan Joe O Connor Mark O Shea Sean O Brien Shaun Patton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry and Donegal are operating at a level above because everyone knows their role – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell played a diminishing hand well, but Dublin will continue to struggle at the top table. 5

Sean Treacy Jimmy Doyle John Doyle Donie Nealon Liam Devanney Tony Wall Tom Ryan Lar Foley Des Foley Noel Drumgoole Paddy Croke Des Ferguson Jimmy Gray Anthony Daly Ryan O Dwyer Johnny Mccaffrey Barry Oisin Matthew John Hetherton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: I am still that small tearful boy waiting for Dublin’s next sacred hurling final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell vacated his managerial position in Dublin. 5

Ger Brennan Tony Mcentee Kevin Mcstay Andy Mcentee Davy Burke Padraic Joyce Oisin Mcconville Jack O Connor Declan Darcy Mick Bohan Gavin Devlin Fergal Reel
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dublin job is Ger Brennan’s to turn down, while Gavin Devlin is well placed to land Louth role – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell's admission hinted at Ger Brennan's future with Dublin. 5

Ger Brennan Mickey Harte Sam Mulroy Craig Lennon Gavin Devlin Tommy Durnin Ryan Burns
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ger Brennan’s time with Louth will be remembered long after his shoes are filled – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell resigned from his role at the helm of the capital’s footballers. 5

Ger Brennan Mickey Harte Sean Mcclean Fergal Reel Gavin Devlin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ger Brennan steps down as Louth football manager – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell dropped the curtain on six years of management after Dublin’s defeat. 5

Jim Gavin Paul Mannion Jack Mccaffrey Stephen Cluxton James Mccarthy Con O Callaghan Brian Fenton Michael Fitzsimons
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dessie Farrell played a diminishing hand well, but Dublin will continue to struggle at the top table – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell expressed optimism about the future of Dublin's team. 7

Joe O Connor Paudie Clifford David Clifford Micheal Burns Enda Mcginley Ethan Rafferty Graham O Sullivan Ben Crealey Niall Grimley Rian O Neill Sean O Shea Jim Mcguinness Con O Callaghan Ciaran Kilkenny Brian Howard John Small Stephen Cluxton Cormac Costello Niall Scully Robbie Brennan Billy Hogan Shane Walsh
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry’s 15 minutes of pure destruction and what else we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dessie Farrell resigned following Tyrone's victory over Dublin. 3

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Teams drawn for All-Ireland football semi-finals – The Irish Times