Dublin stalwart Brian Mullins dies aged 68

The death has been announced of the legendary Dublin GAA star Brian Mullins at the age of 68.
From the famed St Vincent's club, Mullins retired from inter-county football in 1985, with nine Leinster wins and two league successes to go alongside the quartet of Sam Maguire wins. He was twice named an All-Star.
The highlight in a near two-decade involvement as a player with St Vincent's came in 1976 when Roscommon Gaels were put to the sword in the All-Ireland final
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[@martinmcdonald4207]

R.I.P. Brian Mullens. Thank you for the great times on so many pitches all over the land. Heffos Army of Legends.

[@jack-xz7px]

Ah so sad to hear an icon of the 70’s GAA Scene and a lovely kind man Condolences to his family and thanks for the memories

[@brendanclarke8393]

So sad to hear 😢 god you were loved from every country in Ireland 🇮🇪

[@denismccarthy-zv2cw]

as a Corkman. Brian Mullins was the Greatest midfielder of his generation. Rest in Peace

[@glossalth]

To many people's surprise .Brian Mullians playeed fo yes Leitrim in 1982 ( New York Leitrim) what a gentleman and a legend .the great man was RIP.

[@acb7074]

RIP Big man.

[@1986Lynott]

Best Bainisteor I ever had!!!

[@DanieOKane]

RIP

[@declanmacfadden5808]

#Laoch Go ndéanfaidh Dia Trocaire ar a anam dílis