Dublin dominate Football All-Star nominations

Dublin have topped the list of nominees with 12 of the successful All-Ireland title-winning side in line for GAA-GPA Football All-Stars.

Tue, 04 Oct, 2011 - 14:51

Dublin have topped the list of nominees with 12 of the successful All-Ireland title-winning side in line for GAA-GPA Football All-Stars.

Pat Gilroy's side claimed their first Sam Maguire triumph since 1995 last month with players nominated for all positions on the All-Stars team.

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