Dublin confirm Brennan as new manager
Ger Brennan led Louth to a first Leinster title in 68 years
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Dublin have confirmed the appointment of All-Ireland winner Ger Brennan as manager.
Brennan replaces Dessie Farrell, who left his role after Dublin's All-Ireland quarter-final loss to Tyrone.
A two-time All-Ireland winner as a player with Dublin, Brennan led Louth to a first Leinster Championship title in 68 years in June with victory over Meath.
Louth's 2025 season ultimately ended with a 2-22 to 0-12 defeat by Donegal in Ballybofey at the preliminary quarter-final stage on 22 June.
He left his role with Louth in July and Brennan has now been appointed as Dublin manager on a three-year deal.
"Ger has achieved the highest honours as a player with Dublin and he has our full support in leading the Dublin Senior Football panel in pursuit of further honours in the coming years," said county chairman Ken O'Sullivan.
"We wish Ger, his team and the panel the very best and look forward to the 2026 season".