Eight-time All-Ireland winner Cian O’Sullivan says the experienced players who have returned to Dublin have a huge role to play.
FORMER DUBLIN FOOTBALLER Cian O’Sullivan says the cohort of experienced players who were recalled to Dessie Farrell’s squad this year still have an “invaluable role” to play.
“If those resources are available to you, find me a manager in the history of the GAA that’s going to say no to a Stephen Cluxton or a Jack McCaffrey or Paul Mannion coming back into the squad,” O’Sullivan says when asked about the public response to the trio returning who have all featured for Dublin leading up to their All-Ireland semi-final against Monaghan this weekend.
O’Sullivan called time on his football career in 2021 after winning eight All-Ireland titles with Dublin. The Kilmacud Crokes defender cited injuries in his parting statement at the time, as he was also forced to step away from the club game. He did attempt to make a return for his local side in recent years, but that merely caused a flare up of pre-existing problems.
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