Fenton, Dublin

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
Fenton retires for Dublin duty - report
According to a report in the Irish Times, the midfield general is set to follow James McCarthy and Stephen Cluxton - who is also believed to be stepping away - into inter-county retirement. Fenton is expected to release a statement today confirming his decision.
Dublin GAA faces major changes as Brian Fenton follows James McCarthy into retirement
Dublin GAA star Brian Fenton is reportedly set to follow James McCarthy in stepping away from inter-county football.
Confirmed: Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31
Fenton has chosen now to end his glittering career after ten seasons in blue. He released a statement confirming his retirement this morning via the Dublin County Board, who thanked Raheny's ‘hugely talented footballer and fan favourite’ for his service in the Sky Blues’ engine room.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton set to follow James McCarthy in stepping away
James McCarthy and Brian Fenton may not be the last players to depart Dessie Farrell's squad with a major rebuilding job on the cards for 2025.
Brian Fenton to end Dublin career with sudden retirement
At the age of 31, Brian Fenton is set to announce the end of his Dublin inter-county football career, according to a new report.
Brian Fenton confirms shock intercounty retirement
Dublin GAA have confirmed the news that Brian Fenton has retired from intercounty football.  The Raheny clubman earned six All-Stars and was undefeated in championship football for a six-year spell between 2015 and ‘21 when the six-in-a-row All-Ireland champions lost to Mayo in an All-Ireland semi-final.
Brian Fenton to retire from inter-county football with Dublin
Brian Fenton has announced his retirement from inter-county football with Dublin. The 31-year-old won seven All-Ireland titles with Dublin, including six in-a-row between 2015 and 2020. Fenton also won 10 Leinster titles, having never lost in the provincial championship, six all-star awards, and is a two-time player of the year.
All-Ireland winner Fenton calls time on Dublin career
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.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31
Brian Fenton has retired from inter-county football at 31. The Dublin midfielder has been at the centre of constant rumours around the capital over recent weeks about his future, along with several other of his very prominent team mates.
Dublin great Brian Fenton reportedly set to retire from inter-county football
BRIAN FENTON IS set to retire from inter-county football, reports suggest. The news that the Dublin midfielder has made the shock decision to step away aged 31 was first reported by The Irish Times’ Gordon Manning last night.
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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 ...
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Brian Fenton retires after ten years as senior Dublin football player
Dublin GAA have confirmed Brian Fenton’s intercounty retirement. The news, first reported by The Irish Times, sees the ...