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Dublin name unchanged side for Mayo semi-final

Jim Gavin has named the same team that won their All-Ireland quarter-final to face Mayo on Sunday.

Dublin name unchanged side for Mayo semi-final

Fri, 28 Aug, 2015 - 22:39

By Stephen Barry

Jim Gavin has named the same team that started in Dublin's All-Ireland quarter-final victory to face Mayo on Sunday.

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