Brogan: Dubs sleeping easy

CONTRARY to recent reports, not every Dublin footballer had a problem with spending the night in the Regency Hotel before their Leinster quarter-final against Wexford a fortnight or so ago.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2010 - 01:00

Brendan O'Brien

Alan Brogan, for one, slept like a baby.

“There was a lot made out of it, probably more than it was,” he said yesterday at the Suremen Challenge launch.

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Courts Gaa Place: Regency Hotel Person: Brogan Person: Alan Brogan Person: Da Person: Pat Gilroy Person: Joe Kernan Person: Mickey Harte Person: Gilroy Person: Eamon Fennell Event: 2003 All-Ireland Event: Leinster U21 Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Meath

<p>It is two years since the GAA announced they would be bumping up stand admission to the All-Ireland senior football and hurling finals to €100 from €90, while terrace tickets rose by €5 to €55.</p>

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