The Dublin manager's job is one of the biggest in Irish sport and Ger Brennan is going into the gig at a time when Dublin are not one of the hot favorites for the title in 2026. It's been a long time since the Dubs were outside the top three in terms of the betting - potentially going back to when his former St Vincents's team mate Pat Gilroy took on the role and you had Kerry, Cork and Tyrone as the big three in the race for the All Ireland. It's a big task for Brennan to return Dublin to the winners enclosure but it's still a team full of All Ireland champions and one with the added hunger of trying to win back the Delaney Cup - the title that Brennan himself won for Louth this year. He's the sixth man to take on the role this century and he has some pretty illustrious company with his five immediate predecessors all picking up silverware. It's going to be an interesting few months ahead in the capital as Brennan forms his backroom team and rumours of returning former greats cir...