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Kieran Shannon: Dublin no longer a ruthless machine but they are still dangerous

Dublin's defeat to Meath in the Leinster semi-final means they will be third seeds for the All-Ireland SFC group stage. Now that they are onto what Brian Fenton calls the "juicy stuff", they will be dangerous opponents. 
Kieran Shannon: Dublin no longer a ruthless machine but they are still dangerous

Leinster, and Gaelic football in general, feels liberated after Meath's victory over Dublin. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Collectively they were a machine. A juggernaut, a steamroller, mowing down everything in their way and sight.

But individually, privately, they were mere humans.

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