Dublin's star player, Brian Fenton, has made the shocking decision to retire at the age of 31. Known as one of the greatest midfielders in the history of the

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. The seven-time All-Ireland winner is just a year shy of a full decade since his since inter-county debut,

Dublin GAA Chairperson, Michael Seavers has hailed Brian Fenton as “an integral figure in the incredible success enjoyed by Dublin over the past decade.” Fenton’s retirement was confirmed in a Dublin GAA statement this morning, with others expected to follow in the coming weeks.

BRIAN FENTON HAS announced his retirement from inter-county football. The Dublin midfield great calls time on his decade-long senior career aged 31. The shock news was first reported by The Irish Times’ Gordon Manning last night. A statement confirming Fenton’s retirement was released by Dublin GAA this morning.

Seven-time All-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. He was part of the Dubs side that won the Sam Maguire six years in a row between 2015-2020.

BRIAN FENTON HAS announced his retirement from inter-county football. The Dublin midfield great calls time on his decade-long senior career aged 31. The bombshell news was first reported by The Irish Times’ Gordon Manning last night.

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 manager Dessie Farrell has been dealt a further blow ahead of the 2025 season with the news that star midfielder Brian Fenton has retired from the inter-county game.

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.

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.

Two-time footballer of the year Brian Fenton is reported to have stepped away from the Dublin senior football set-up for next season. Rumours about the future of the seven-time All-Ireland winner, as well as other seasoned members of Dessie Farrell’s panel,