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Can you name every Dublin player named on the match-day 26 for the drive-for-five All-Ireland finals and replays?
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Only players who were named on the match-day programmes for the finals and replayed finals from 2015 to 2019 inclusive are included.
Surname will suffice!
In the case of Irish names, leave out the fada, and also leave out ‘O’ or ‘Mac an’. The last part of their name is all you need.
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