Future looks bright and blue for Dubs

The empire strikes back.

Future looks bright and blue for Dubs
Mon, 23 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Brendan O'Brien

But then, we knew it would. Didn’t we?

Thirteen months after relinquishing their All-Ireland title to Donegal, Dublin are again Gaelic football’s most imperious of storm troopers.

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