List of Dublin inter-county footballers

This is a very incomplete list of Gaelic footballers who have played at senior level for the Dublin county team.

List of players

A

• Paddy Andrews: 12 years, until 2021[1][2][3][4]
• Peadar Andrews

B

• Keith Barr
• Denis Bastick: Until 2017, championship debut in 2009[5]
• Paul Bealin
• Kevin Bonner
• Ger Brennan
• Alan Brogan
• Bernard Brogan Jnr: Until 2019, championship debut in 2007,[6][7][8] 116 league and championship appearances, scoring 36 goals and 344 points (452)[9][10]
• Bernard Brogan Snr
• Jim Brogan
• Paul Brogan
• PJ Buckley

C

• John Caffrey
• Barry Cahill
• Paul Casey
• Tommy Carr
• Shane Carthy
• Paddy Christie
• Jonny Cooper
• Ray Cosgrove
• Paul Clarke
• Stephen Cluxton
• Diarmuid Connolly: Until 2020[11][12]
• Bryan Cullen
• Paddy Cullen
• Paul Curran

D

• Darren Daly: 12 years, until 2020[13]
• Declan Darcy
• Mick Deegan
• Sean Doherty
• Bobby Doyle
• Tommy Drumm
• Kieran Duff

F

• Dessie Farrell
• Brian Fenton
• Paul Flynn: Until 2019[14][15]
• Ollie Freaney

G

• Mick Galvin
• Jim Gavin
• Pat Gilroy
• Coman Goggins
• Paul Griffin

H

• Tony Hanahoe
• Gerry Hargan
• Ray Hazley
• Kevin Heffernan
• David Henry
• David Hickey
• Mick Holden
• Darren Homan
• Brian Howard

K

• Conal Keaney
• Jimmy Keaveney
• Robbie Kelleher
• Ciarán Kilkenny

L

• Alan Larkin

M

• Johnny Magee
• Paul Mannion
• Michael Darragh MacAuley
• Jack McCaffrey
• Noel McCaffrey
• James McCarthy
• John McCarthy
• Philly McMahon: Until 2021, championship debut in 2008[16]
• Kevin McManamon: 2010-2021[17]
• Joe McNally
• Colin Moran
• Kevin Moran
• Brian Mullins
• Eoin Murchan
• Vinnie Murphy

N

• Kevin Nolan

O

• Con O'Callaghan
• Rory O'Carroll
• Gay O'Driscoll
• Eoghan O'Gara: Until 2019, debut in 2008 National League[18]
• John O'Leary
• Pat O'Neill
• Cian O'Sullivan: Until 2021[19][20]
• Anton O'Toole

Q

• Tomás Quinn

R

• Charlie Redmond
• Barney Rock
• Dean Rock
• Shane Ryan
• Fran Ryder

S

• Jack Sheedy
• Jason Sherlock

W

• Ciarán Whelan: 1996–2009, debut v Meath in 1996 Leinster final[21]

References

1. Farrell, Sinead (14 January 2021). "'Thank you for the memories' — Seven-time All-Ireland winner Andrews retires from Dublin". The42.ie.
2. "Dublin star Paddy Andrews announces retirement". Irish Examiner. 14 January 2021.
3. McKeon, Conor (14 January 2021). "Seven-time Dublin All-Ireland winner Paddy Andrews hangs up inter-county boots". Irish Independent.
4. "Seven-time champ Andrews calls time on Dublin career". RTÉ. 14 January 2021.
5. O'Toole, Fintan (15 November 2017). "5-time Dublin All-Ireland senior winner Bastick brings his inter-county career to an end: Denis Bastick made his senior championship debut with Dublin in 2009". The42.ie.
6. Fennessy, Paul (24 October 2019). "Dublin legend Bernard Brogan announces retirement from inter-county football". The42.ie.
7. O'Brien, Kevin (24 October 2019). "How Brogan reacted to a reduced role in his post-prime years showed his true measure". The42.ie.
8. McKeon, Conor (24 October 2019). "Dublin legend and seven-time All-Ireland winner Bernard Brogan confirms inter-county retirement". Irish Independent.
9. "Berard Brogan announces intercounty retirement". Dublin GAA. 24 October 2019.
10. "'On to the next journey' — Bernard Brogan calls time on Dublin career". RTÉ. 24 October 2019.
11. O'Toole, Fintan (30 September 2020). "Diarmuid Connolly announces inter-county retirement to bring brilliant Dublin career to a close". The42.ie.
12. Barry, Brian (1 October 2020). "Dublin's Diarmuid Connolly retires from intercounty football". Sky Sports.
13. Dollery, Paul (18 September 2020). "Dublin defender Darren Daly announces retirement from inter-county football". The42.ie.
14. "'I've loved every minute of my journey' — Four-time All Star Paul Flynn calls time on his Dublin career due to back injury". Irish Independent. 1 May 2019.
15. Kelly, Niall (1 May 2019). "Dublin's Paul Flynn calls time on magnificent inter-county football career". The42.ie.
16. "Philly McMahon retires from Dublin duty". RTÉ. 17 December 2021.
17. "Eight-time All-Ireland winner Kevin McManamon at peace with supersub tag as he retires from Dublin duty". RTÉ. 2 December 2021.
18. "Eoghan O'Gara calls time on Dublin career". RTÉ. 5 November 2019.
19. "Cian O'Sullivan retires as 'body simply can't' go on". RTÉ. 27 June 2021.
20. McKeon, Conor. "Eight-time All-Ireland champion Cian O'Sullivan calls time on Dublin career after injury battle". Irish Independent. Retrieved 27 June 2021.
21. "Whelan confirms retirement decision". Irish Examiner. 1 September 2009. In an interview published in today's Evening Herald, he said: 'Deep down in my own mind, I knew this would be the last year'.