
Paul Mannion
Paul Mannion is a skilled forward for the Dublin football team, celebrated for his scoring ability and tactical acumen. He is one of the notable players missing from the current season as the team undergoes significant changes.
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Paul Mannion missed the game due to a broken bone in his hand.
Late, late shows for Ballyboden and Na Fianna as Cuala’s reign ends – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is one of Jim Gavin’s former Dublin players who has endorsed him publicly.
The campaign teams behind the Irish presidential election candidates – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion indicated an intention to rejoin the panel under Dessie Farrell.
Dessie Farrell played a diminishing hand well, but Dublin will continue to struggle at the top table – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion's retirement has further depleted Dublin's scoring roster.
Without Con O’Callaghan’s firepower, Dessie Farrell’s men are in treacherous waters – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is one of the players who has left the Dublin squad.
Con O’Callaghan’s loss highlights how long it’s been since Dublin found a diamond – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion was one of the Dublin players who pulled on a Dublin jersey for the last time during a match against Galway.
Dublin staring at the possibility of a very short summer – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is included in the list of Dublin players who dominated Leinster football.
After 5,418 days Dublin have finally lost in Leinster and Jim Gavin’s new rules made it possible – The Irish TimesIt appeared Small was set to join the Dublin exodus, following in the steps of Paul Mannion.
John Small rejoins Dublin footballers ahead of championship opener – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is one of the players whose absence will be felt due to retirements affecting Dublin's performance.
Random thoughts from the tiny window between league and championship – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is listed among the significant departures from the Dublin team this season.
John Small ‘very unlikely’ to return to action for Dublin this season – The Irish TimesPaul Mannion is one of the five starters lost from last year’s All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Galway.
Welcome respite for Dublin as Dessie Farrell continues rebuilding job – The Irish Times























































