Ger Brennan

Ger Brennan

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Ger Brennan is the manager of the Louth Gaelic football team, who expressed disappointment over his team's missed opportunities in a recent match against Cavan, leading to their second defeat in three games.

Born on Jan 01, 1985 (41 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan was sore after a couple of decisions went against Dublin on Sunday. 5

John Maher Cormac Costello Charlie Mcmorrow Sean Guiden Eoin Kennedy Jack O Connor Sean O Shea Tom O Sullivan Gavin White Paudie Clifford Joe O Connor Briain O Beaglaoich
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ger Brennan wasn’t asking for video reviews when Dublin got the calls, so why do it now? – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan wasted absolutely no time in telling it exactly as he saw it on why Dublin fell short of reaching the All-Ireland football final. 5

Peadar O Cofaigh Byrne Joe O Connor Evan Comerford David Clifford Sean O Brien Dylan Geaney Ross Mcgarry Mike Breen Jack O Connor Andy Moran
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ger Brennan pleads VAR’s case after semi-final defeat to Kerry – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan is managing the Dublin team in this championship meeting against Kerry. 5

Sean O Shea Paudie Clifford Dylan Geaney David Clifford Jack O Connor Paul Galvin Stephen Rochford Darragh O Se
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kingdom look to put an end to Dubs revival – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan was also appointed as a manager for Louth in recent years. 5

Oisin Mcconville Mickey Harte Gavin Devlin Conor Mcmanus Malachy Clerkin Andy Moran
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Down face Wicklow in Tailteann Cup final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan is the Dublin manager who spoke about the new talent he has brought into the team. 7

Tim Deering Josh Bannon Liam Smith Sean Guiden Eoin Kennedy Charlie Mcmorrow Niall Scully Ciaran Kilkenny Paddy Small Brian Howard Colm Basquel Davy Byrne Con O Callaghan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Secret weapons behind Dublin’s renaissance would even go unnoticed on Hill 16 – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan was dreaming about the Dubs' performance. 7

Tomas O Se Vozinha Sam Mulroy Brian Fenton Evan Comerford Con O Callaghan Sean Fitzgerald Joanne Cantwell David Clifford Pico Lopes Stephen Bradley Thomas Tuchel Jordan Henderson Anthony Gordon Roy Sam Matterface Lee Dixon Mike Grella Troy Deeney Nigel Reo Coker
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Tomás Ó Sé tried so hard to look worried when Kerry were drawn against Dublin – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan acknowledged the work of the whole panel after the match. 6

Niall Scully Sean Mulkerrin John Maher Con O Callaghan Padraic Joyce Shane Walsh Colm Basquel Davy Byrne Ciaran Kilkenny Sean Guiden Finnian O Laoi Cein D Arcy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Dublin’s redemption continues with comeback win against Galway – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan's return is seen as beneficial for the Dublin team. 8

Brian Fenton Jim Mcguinness Ciaran Kilkenny Brian Howard Charlie Mcmorrow Sean Guiden
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘As a player, I’d be thinking, how good are Donegal? What did we actually beat?’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan will meet the Tribesmen for the first time since he received a 12-week ban for an altercation. 5

Paraic Joyce Jarlath Burns Jack O Connor Andy Moran
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry to play Tyrone, Dublin to play Galway – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Brennan’s Dublin will also be on the road in Round 2B with the Dubs away to Cavan. 6

Jack O Connor
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Big hitters avoid each other in All-Ireland SFC draw – The Irish Times