Star forward gives Dublin’s All-Ireland defence a boost as he confirms that he plans to return next season.
The All-Ireland final Man of the Match took to the six string a few times in recent weeks as the Sky Blues celebrated what felt like a landmark triumph. Dublin colleague Eoin Murchan was the piano man, tickling the ivories.On one of the players’ nights out, Mannion teamed up with a fiddler for a rendition of U2′s All I Want Is You.He has more tall tales from three weeks of blissful excess. Like the trip to Waterford for the All Together Now festival, the weekend after their win over Kerry.
Mannion got back training with the club on Tuesday night and is looking forward to going at it hard again. “It was just so much fun, the energy about the club, the atmosphere. Like, we had a lot of really shitty days, to be blunt, with Crokes over the years. But just the atmosphere we were getting from underage teams, from all areas and aspects of the club, it’s just been amazing. I’m actually really looking forward to getting back into it.”
“The squad of 30, 30-plus players, it’s never been the exact same each year so I’m sure there will be changes in some respects but where exactly those come from, I don’t know. I’m just going to…yeah, nothing has changed in that respect at the moment.
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