Ciaran Kilkenny believes Dublin can achieve greatness under Ger Brennan.
GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 3, Croke Park, Dublin 21/6/2026 Dublin vs Donegal Dublin's Ciaran Kilkenny Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Laszlo GeczoCiaran Kilkenny has tipped Ger Brennan’s new-look Dublin side to step out of the six-in-a-row team’s shadows and win an All-Ireland.
“I think Leinster is very competitive but I think our team and the group have shown that we could compete with anyone this year. We beat Donegal and Galway, who are two top teams in the country and, if our conversion rate was a bit better against Kerry, who knows, we could have got over the line there as well?
So I do think there's great potential within the group and there's a great buzz and energy around the group and I think Dublin supporters can be very excited about what's to come. ” * Ciaran Kilkenny is promoting this year's Aer Lingus College Football Classic between TCU Horned Frogs and University of North Carolina Tar Heels at Aviva Stadium on Saturday, 29 August.
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