Paul Mannion

Paul Mannion

athlete Ireland

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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Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion indicated an intention to rejoin the panel under Dessie Farrell. 7

Dessie Farrell Jim Gavin 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: Paul Mannion's retirement has further depleted Dublin's scoring roster. 5

Con O Callaghan Dessie Farrell Cormac Costello Paddy Small Colm Basquel Niall Scully Lorcan O Dell Dean Rock Diarmuid Connolly Bernard Brogan Paul Flynn Kevin Mcmanamon Sean Bugler Luke Breathnach Peadar O Cofaigh Byrne Brian Fenton Ciaran Kilkenny Brian Howard Tom Lahiff Lee Gannon Greg Mceneaney Eoin Murchan John Small
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Without Con O’Callaghan’s firepower, Dessie Farrell’s men are in treacherous waters – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion is one of the players who has left the Dublin squad. 5

Con O Callaghan Dessie Farrell Mick Fitzsimons Brian Fenton James Mccarthy Jack Mccaffrey Eoin Murchan Padraic Joyce Bernard Brogan Colm Basquel Paddy Small Sean Bugler Sean Macmahon Peadar O Coifigh Byrne Davy Byrne Cormac Costello Niall Scully Stephen Cluxton John Small Ciaran Kilkenny
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Con O’Callaghan’s loss highlights how long it’s been since Dublin found a diamond – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion was one of the Dublin players who pulled on a Dublin jersey for the last time during a match against Galway. 5

James Mccarthy Michael Fitzsimons Brian Fenton Jack Mccaffrey Dessie Farrell Brian Talty Eoghan O Donnell Evan Comerford Stephen Cluxton Gavin Sheridan Hugh O Sullivan Cormac Costello Colm Basquel Con O Callaghan Paddy Small James O Donoghue Tomas O Se
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dublin staring at the possibility of a very short summer – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion is included in the list of Dublin players who dominated Leinster football. 5

Jim Gavin Graham Reilly Brian Fenton Dean Rock Jack Mccaffrey Stephen Cluxton Robbie Brennan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: After 5,418 days Dublin have finally lost in Leinster and Jim Gavin’s new rules made it possible – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: It appeared Small was set to join the Dublin exodus, following in the steps of Paul Mannion. 5

John Small Dessie Farrell Ciaran Kilkenny James Mccarthy Brian Fenton Michael Fitzsimons Jack Mccaffrey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: John Small rejoins Dublin footballers ahead of championship opener – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion is one of the players whose absence will be felt due to retirements affecting Dublin's performance. 5

Jack O Connor Jim Mcguinness Brian Fenton Jack Mccaffrey Ciaran Kilkenny Con O Callaghan Joe Murphy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Random thoughts from the tiny window between league and championship – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion is listed among the significant departures from the Dublin team this season. 6

John Small Ciaran Kilkenny James Mccarthy Brian Fenton Jack Mccaffrey Michael Fitzsimons
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: John Small ‘very unlikely’ to return to action for Dublin this season – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Mannion is one of the five starters lost from last year’s All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Galway. 5

Dessie Farrell John Small Paddy Small Colm Parkinson Michael Fitzsimons Jack Mccaffrey Brian Fenton James Mccarthy Gavin Sheridan James Madden Eoghan O Donnell Davy Keogh Conor Tyrrell Alex Gavin Kevin Lahiff Niall O Callaghan Nathan Doran Calum Ahearne Cormac Costello Stephen Cluxton Sean Bugler Jim Gavin Evan Comerford
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Welcome respite for Dublin as Dessie Farrell continues rebuilding job – The Irish Times