Dublin GAA, Brian Fenton

Brian Fenton’s life outside of GAA – and how he met his fiancée on Zoom
Brian Fenton announced his inter-county retirement on Tuesday to great shock in Dublin GAA circles and countrywide, with the move unexpected by many.
Inside Brian Fenton’s life outside GAA from job to fiancee as Dublin icon to retire from inter-county football
BRIAN Fenton stunned the GAA world on Monday evening when word of his impending inter-county retirement broke. The seven-time All-Ireland winner is still only 31 so it’s very much a case of
Brian Fenton’s exit is ‘literally unrecoverable’ for Dublin, claims county legend
Brian Fenton is gone and former inter-county football star Paul Flynn believes it is a blow that Dublin will not recover from. On Tuesday, the decorated midfielder hung up his boots after making the shock decision to retire from the inter-county game.
Brian Fenton was the latest but he won’t be the last Dublin player to step away before 2025
The Dublin team of 2025 will be a much different animal than it was in 2024. Just how different will become evident over the coming weeks. Fenton is the latest, he won’t be the last.
Brian Fenton was the full package - without him, Dublin look even more vulnerable
There is shock in Dublin GAA circles following reports that two time Player of the Year Brian Fenton is stepping away from Dessie Farrell's panel after a remarkable decade in blue
Dublin lose their midfield maestro and a true GAA legend as Brian Fenton calls time on his inter-county career
ALWAYS leave them wanting more.  It was the shock of it, more than anything when Brian Fenton’s inter-county retirement was confirmed.  Only two weeks have passed since James McCarthy bid The
Dublin great Fenton makes shock call to end inter-county career
Seven-time All-Ireland winner and two-time Footballer of the Year Brian Fenton calls time on his Dublin career.
Brian Fenton's Dublin career in four games
Brian Fenton emerged as the consensus choice for the greatest midfielder of his generation, this era's Jack O'Shea.
All-Ireland winner Fenton calls time on Dublin career
Seven-time All-Ireland winner Brian Fenton has called time on his Dublin career. The 31-year-old has had a glittering inter-county career after making his debut in 2015 and is widely regarded as one of the game's finest midfielders.
‘For a fella of Brian Fenton’s status to leave at 31, something’s gone wrong...’ Philly McMahon struggling to accept that Dublin legend has gone for good
PHILLY McMahon can’t accept Brian Fenton’s decision to quit Dublin at the age of 31 is retirement. He hopes the six-time Allstar winner is merely taking a break but there was no mention of that in the statement from the Dublin County Board yesterday.
After a decade of stunning brilliance, Brian Fenton's Dublin exit is a seismic moment
And then overnight came the seismic news that Brian Fenton was bringing the curtain down on his glittering Dublin football career. The news, reported first in The Irish Times then confirmed by Dublin GAA this morning,
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Philly McMahon: Brian Fenton is far too young to be retiring – he’s making a mistake
This might be wishful thinking but somewhere in my gut I suspect we might see him in a Dublin jersey again Philly McMahon ...
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Brian Fenton confirms retirement after 10 years at the top with Dublin
Dublin GAA has confirmed Brian Fenton’s intercounty retirement. The news, first reported by The Irish Times, sees the ...
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Ciaran Whelan: The rest of the country licking their lips at Brian Fenton retirement
Capital legend Ciaran Whelan hailed his Rahney club mate Brian Fenton as 'probably the best Dublin player ever,' while ...
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The ultimate midfield test: Kevin Feely and Tom Parsons on what was it like to take on Brian Fenton
Kevin Feely is relieved he doesn’t have to worry about Brian Fenton in the middle of the park anymore, but another part of ...