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Ten-in-a-row Dublin have mastered the art of evolution

Ten-in-a-row Dublin have mastered the art of evolution — Dublin captain Stephen Cluxton and team-mates place a wreath following the Leinster final to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Sun, 22 Nov, 2020 - 16:49

Brendan O'Brien, Croke Park

Leinster SFC final: Dublin 3-21 Meath 0-9

Sean Bugler was only approaching his teenage years when Dublin regained the Leinster senior football title after a 12-month break with a defeat of Wexford in 2011. Graeme Molloy scored a freakish own goal that day. The winning margin was just three points.

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