Jim Gavin

Jim Gavin

athlete Ireland

Jim Gavin is a celebrated former manager of the Dublin senior football team, recognized for his successful tenure that included multiple All-Ireland titles. Known for his strategic thinking and calm demeanor, he transformed Dublin into a dominant force in Gaelic football, earning acclaim for his innovative coaching methods and ability to inspire players.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
7 wks
Reach
20,287
Power
21$
Sentiment
6.25
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Ireland 4 6.25 0.24% +70% 5,030,000 20,287 $5,100 21$
Totals 4 5,030,000 20,287 $5,100 21$
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Recent Mentions

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin might have some thoughts on the structure of the Munster football championship. 5

David Clifford Sean O Shea Matthew Tierney Conor Glass Conor Doherty Ger Brennan Craig Lennon Sam Mulroy Ciaran Moore Kevin Mcstay Ogie Clifford Paudie Clifford
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Footballer of the year? Biggest disappointment? Our writers make their picks – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin was the manager of the Dublin football team during the finals against Kerry. 5

David Clifford Tony Griffin Jack O Connor Colm Cooper Maurice Fitzgerald Dara O Cinneide Kieran Donaghy Eoin Liston Mikey Sheehy Pat Spillane John Egan Tommy Walsh Declan O Sullivan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry’s hopes rest on the shoulders of a giant, but can David Clifford bear the weight? – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin's Dublin team is mentioned as a comparison for Donegal's play style. 7

Padraic Joyce Dessie Farrell Jason Foley Jim Mcguinness 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: Jim Gavin is mentioned as a key figure in the Football Review Committee's amendments. 8

Jordan Morris Jack Coyne Davy Byrne Sean Rafferty Ryan Wylie Graham O Sullivan Tom Lahiff
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Football is now transformed and Croke Park matches will be even better – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin had landed six All-Irelands in seven years before Dessie Farrell took over. 9

Dessie Farrell 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: Jim Gavin led Dublin to a team that would win six-in-a-row and become the best of all time. 9

Malachy O Rourke Diarmuid Connolly Colin Walshe James Mccarthy Michael Darragh Macauley Paul Flynn Bernard Brogan Con O Callaghan Brian Howard John Small Davey Byrne Eoin Murchan Peadar O Cofaigh Byrne Padraig Hampsey Brian Kennedy Darren Mccurry Darragh Canavan Dessie Farrell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dublin in Croke Park used to be a death sentence. Times have changed – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin is mentioned in the context of having a direct line to influence decisions. 5

Derek O Mahoney Jack O Connor Kieran Mcgeeney Eamonn Fitzmaurice
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kickout mark rule changed after central council vote – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin is big on KPIs – or, Key Performance Indicators for the people whose lives are mercifully free of LinkedIn’s assault on the language. 7

Davy Burke Paddy Tally
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Calling the football championship wide open is a polite way of saying every team is flawed – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin is mentioned as having a significant impact on football. 5

Darragh O Se Elon Musk Stephen Cluxton Brian Fenton James Mccarthy Sean Bugler Eoin Murchan Sean Mcmahon Cian Murphy Ciaran Kilkenny Con O Callaghan Dessie Farrell Lee Gannon John Small
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin aren’t dead in the water

Ireland Ireland: Jim Gavin's new rules played a part in Meath's victory over Dublin. 5

Gerry Thornley Johnny Watterson Owen Doyle Hollie Davidson Sam Grove White Gerry Andy Wood Hugh Cooney Malachy Clerkin Conor Mcmanus William Maher Peter Lynch Ian O Riordan Brian O Connor Philip Reid Tom Mckibbin Jon Rahm
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Health of Irish rugby and Dublin football come under focus after lost weekend – The Irish Times