I Love You Always Forever
A seven-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin, the Raheny man was twice crowned Footballer of the Year
The Irish Times is reporting that Brian Fenton has retired from inter-county football.
A seven-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin, the Raheny man was twice crowned Footballer of the Year.
Fenton also won ten Leinster titles and six All-Star awards.
His last appearance for the Dubs came in this year's All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Galway.
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