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Gavin backs his young Dubs for future glory

JIM GAVIN has backed several of his Dublin U21 players to be future stars after qualifying for a first final at the grade since 2003.

Gavin backs his young Dubs for future glory

Mon, 19 Apr, 2010 - 01:00

Dublin 2-10 Roscommon 0-08 Paul Keane

Roscommon weren’t quite gone in 60 seconds at Kingspan Breffni Park on Saturday evening but two Dublin goals inside the first four minutes certainly laid a strong foundation for victory.

David Quinn scored the first after a slight touch on Cian Mullins’ long delivery deceived the goalkeeper while Dean Rock converted the second from a penalty.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Kingspan Breffni Park Place: Westmeath Person: Gavin Person: Jim Gavin Person: David Quinn Person: Cian Mullins’Person: Dean Rock Person: Ted Furman Person: Dubs Person: Gary Sweeney Person: Nicky Devereux Person: Darragh Nelson Person: Ciaran Dorney Person: Pat Gilroy Person: Tommy Lyons’Person: Alan Brogan Person: Conal Keaney Person: Bryan Cullen Person: Paul Griffin Person: Devereux Person: Sweeney Person: Donie Shine Person: Robert McCarthy Person: Jimmy Gacquin Person: Furman Person: Shane Curran Person: Ciarán Branagan Person: Gacquin Person: DUBLIN Person: Whelan Person: E Culligan Person: R O’Carroll Person: D Nelson Person: J Cooper Person: S Murray Person: N Person: J McCarthy Person: C Mullins Person: D Rock Person: G Sweeney Person: B O’Rorke Person: D Quinn Person: T Furman Person: M Coughlan Person: J McDermott Person: Dorney Person: McCarthy Person: O’Rorke Person: C Person: Quinn Person: N Brogan Person: D O’Malley Person: P O’Grady Person: N Collins Person: M Higgins Person: J McKeague Person: N Daly Person: E Bannon Person: N Carty Person: K Higgins Person: Garvey Person: C Shine Person: B Murtagh Person: N Kilroy Person: D Shine Person: D McDermott Person: E Kenny Person: Murtagh Person: E Sheehy Person: Collins Person: L O’Connor Person: C Branagan Event: 2002 Leinster Organisation: Dublin U21 Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Dublin Organisation: U21s Organisation: Leinster Organisation: Louth Organisation: Carlow Organisation: Longford

<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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