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Co-director at the Nevin Economic Research Institute. (Views expressed here are my own)
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Paul Flynn: When it comes to Dublin and Kerry, history is always present

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By Paul Flynn, Paul Mac Flynn
| The Currency Verified
Dublin versus Kerry. Three words that conjure up an entire world. This history exists in colour and in three dimensions. We see Kevin Moran, Mikey Sheehy and Paddy Cullen; Maurice Fitzgerald, Stephen Cluxton, Bernard Brogan. They are prize fights, epic battles in Gaelic football that are about more than two teams playing a game: they tell us something about who we are. They were handed down to you as part of your inheritance as a Dublin footballer.
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Paul Flynn: Success made Dublin feared. Struggle has made them relatable

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By Paul Flynn, Paul Mac Flynn
| The Currency Verified
Looking back on my Dublin career, I don’t think anyone begrudged our All-Ireland in 2011. After that? Well, maybe that was as good as it got from a neutral’s perspective. Success changes perception. The first title is celebrated incredibly internally and not begrudged externally because it feels overdue. The fifth or sixth is admired, but it rarely inspires the same affection, especially from outside the county. That’s just the reality of sport.
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Paul Flynn: Nobody knows what’s coming next – and that’s the beauty of it

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By Paul Flynn, Paul Mac Flynn
| The Currency Verified
In 1987, Napoli were drawn to play Real Madrid in the first round of what was then called the European Cup. The tie was played over two legs. The first leg was played behind closed doors at the Bernabeu, where Madrid won 2-0. Napoli were the reigning Italian champions, having won Serie A for the first time the previous season.
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