Dublin take largest step into history

Dublin 2-17 Tyrone 1-14

Dublin take largest step into history
Mon, 03 Sep, 2018 - 06:40
John Fogarty

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To a man, they said it wasn’t easy but it sure looked that way. The kings of one-point All-Ireland final successes, Dublin, could savour this a little earlier.

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