Paul Flynn and Ciaran Kilkenny men of the hour as Dublin beat Kerry to win All Ireland football title

Paul Flynn and Ciaran Kilkenny were to the fore in a deserving All-Ireland final victory for Dublin, their third in five seasons and second under Jim Gavin in three seasons.

Sun, 20 Sep, 2015 - 18:18

By John Fogarty

Dublin 0-12 Kerry 0-9

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