Dublin are still in the All-Ireland Championships.
They beat 2017 All-Ireland winenrs Galway last night at Parnell Park to finish third in the Leinster table, and extend their summer into July at least.
Captain Chris Crummey played a starring role, winning a penalty, before scoring a goal from play which swung the game in Dublin's direction.
Incredible support from the Blue Army tonight!!!
— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) June 15, 2019
What a night! #COYBIB #UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/ma2BKdjBIa
Manager Mattie Kenny paid tribute to the determination of his team during a game which was level no fewer than 18 times.
"It was a fantastic game of Hurling, Dublin were playing well, everytime we got a point up, Galway kept responding." Kenny said.
"In the second half, it came down to the goal and I said we needed to get the next score to go four up and that gave the lads the belief to push on.
"The point after the goal was a key point, if Galway had got one back, it would have been two in it with five minutes left."
"An unbelievable evening...an unbelievable game of hurling and brilliant support".
— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) June 15, 2019
Dublin Hurling boss Mattie Kenny spoke to #DubsTV, after tonight's epic win over Galway 💙💙💙#UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/fZlsYzBOQX
