DESSIE FARRELL has stepped down as manager of the Dublin senior football team after six years in charge.
The Na Fianna clubman announced his decision in the aftermath of Dublin’s 3-15 to 1-14 defeat to Tyrone in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final at Croke Park on Saturday evening.
Farrell took the reins in late 2019 and guided Dublin to two All-Ireland titles during his tenure, including completing the county’s historic six-in-a-row in 2020.
He also oversaw multiple Leinster Championship wins and helped usher in a new talent following the retirement of several key players from the dominant Jim Gavin era.
However, Saturday’s defeat to Tyrone brought an end to Dublin’s 2025 campaign and ultimately marked the conclusion of Farrell’s time in charge.
