Dublin boss Dessie Farrell says 2023 level ‘will not be good enough this year’

Not any more, however, and as if to underline just how predictable this all was, the bookies slapped a 20-point handicap on Dessie Farrell’s team of thoroughbreds, precisely what they won by in the end.’s third goal in garbage time, and Dublin reeled off a late 1-5 without response, but it still amounted to another landslide provincial win.

Dublin are a slick and well-oiled outfit and a sense of inevitability draped over proceedings from the moment Con O’Callaghan put Dublin 1-5 to 0-2 ahead in the 18th minute with their opening goal. Not that Farell was overly excited about the performance. He said he enjoyed the “consistently across the 70 minutes” and the dozen different scorers but warned that there are much bigger challenges coming.

Leinster final day will bring Farrell into conflict with another Dublin great, new Louth manager Ger Brennan.

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