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Seamus Coleman played football for Donegal at numerous underage levels.
The biggest ever crowd at Croke Park was in 1961 when 90,556 fans watched Down play Offaly in the All-Ireland Football Final
Dublin’s SFC & SHC Final will see @KCrokesGAAClub and @clgNaFianna go head to head in both fixtures. @DubMatchTracker
For the first time ever no Leinster team will compete in the top tier of the National Football League for the 2023 Season Both Dublin and Kildare were relegated on the last day of the 2022 season
Take a closer look at Orlagh Lally’s left arm. Her tattoo remembers Red Óg Murphy. Neart na Chrogach - Strength and Bravery Orlagh was housemates with Red Óg Murphy while in college in DCU “He was brave and strong and helped me through so much”
Tipperary were the first county to do "The Double" by winning the Senior Football and Hurling Championships in 1900 @TipperaryGAA
In 2021, Cork manager Kieran Kingston dropped his son Shane Kingston for the All Ireland Semi Final vs Kilkenny In the 42nd minute Kieran was subbed on hitting 0-7 and winning the man of the match award
Kieran Molloy once played for NUIG and Corofin on the same day He played in the All Ireland Semi Final for @CorofinGAA and then got a 100km Garda escort to Dublin to a play in the Sigerson Cup Final for @nuiggaa1 vs @UCDGAA
Dublin were nicknamed the “Dirty Dozen” when they got 3 men sent off in the 1983 All-Ireland Senior Football Final The game was known as the “Game of Shame” This was the most amount of players sent off in a final (4 players sent off) Dublin won the game 1-10 to 1-8
Cillian O’ Connor’s 4-9 against Tipperary in 2020 is the highest ever individual tally scored in a single championship match
Guinness was the very first sponsor of the hurling championship in 1995 Alcohol related sponsorship is now banned within the @officialgaa
From 1887-1891 teams were 21 a side and a goal outweighed any number of points
There are only 3 players that were serving Gardaí who played in six consecutive All-Ireland football finals Kerry's Aidan O'Mahony (2004-2009) Tom O'Sullivan (2004-2009) Dublin's John McCarthy (1974-79) #Gaa
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