It's been an incredible week for the Dubs. Let's take a look back at some of the best moments from their All Ireland Final win last Saturday.
On Friday, we celebrated #TheToughest of GAA fans by putting two true blues through a quiz like no other live last Friday on Dublin Talks GAA for the final pair of match tickets to Saturday's game against Mayo at Croke Park.
But with a twist...
Watch as we bring two die hard Dubs fans on an emotional rollercoaster.
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Totes emosh!
Coppers was dressed for the occasion on Friday night.
The big day finally arrived. Check out the 98FM Thunders at Croker.
The calm before the storm.
The #98FMThunders are on the way to join all the supporters, the crowd is buzzing! Up the dubs 🙌 pic.twitter.com/QgxW92nD2p
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
The #98fmThunders and some very excited Dublin fans here to support the boys in blue!!💙ðŸ #COYBIB pic.twitter.com/qpGINgDjdF
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
Our sports reporter Darren Cleary was based in the Hill and caught all of the atmosphere on camera.
#COYBIB 💪ðŸ»ðŸ‘• #DUBvMAYO pic.twitter.com/mprl4SBcMA
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
Things got tense during the match.
6 minutes extra time! Me nerves! #dubvmayo pic.twitter.com/Co1K9j20eK
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
But Dublin did it! The blues became back to back All Ireland champions after beating Mayo by a point.
Dublin are All Ireland Champions ðŸ‘ðŸ»ðŸ’™ #DUBvMAYO pic.twitter.com/5QPVmtGjZH
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
Proud of the Boys in Blue! 💙👕 #DUBvMAYO pic.twitter.com/gnZbhz7Hm7
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
So cute!
This is surely the best photo of the day? Denis Bastick's son Aidan with the Sam Maguire after the game at Croker. pic.twitter.com/0ZidoJR6rh
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
The celebrations were announced shortly after.
Homecoming plans have been announced for the 2016 All-Ireland Champions: https://t.co/FDJAlCn1Y9 pic.twitter.com/51M5Zo5CXh
— 98FM (@98FM) October 1, 2016
The curtains closed on Croke Park and the celebrations moved on to Coppers.
Goodnight Croke Park.
We love you.
From, Everyone in Dublin xxx#COYBIB #UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/7xMPCDGxQj
— 98FM Sport (@98FMsport) October 1, 2016
This is how the Dublin senior footballers made history! #DUBvMAYO #DublinGAA #UpTheDubs #COYBIB #Back2Back https://t.co/m7PBGFQSBj
— 98FM Sport (@98FMsport) October 1, 2016
Huge Now That's What I Call Sport All Ireland final special tomorrow at 9am with winners Gavin, Small, Rock, Costello, Mannion & MacAuley pic.twitter.com/c2rXyjz8t1
— 98FM Sport (@98FMsport) October 1, 2016
It's was an incredible homecoming for the boys in blue in Smithfield on Sunday.
Huge crowd eagerly awaiting the Dubs here in Smithfield for the homecoming! #COYBIB #UpTheDubs pic.twitter.com/EHwUDMiuhT
— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) October 2, 2016
The Dublin team arrive at Smithfield Square with San! @Dubs_gaa pic.twitter.com/mTkxvoWOBX
— Micheal Mac Suibhne (@MicMacSuibh) October 2, 2016
Dubs about to take to the stage in Smithfield to a massive crowd! Well done @DubCityCouncil & @DavisEvents on a great event! pic.twitter.com/NIhzlrLQCZ
— DublinTown (@DublinTown) October 2, 2016
What a weekend!
But that wasn't all. The week of celebrations continued.
Eleven Dublin footballers have been nominated for the GAA/GPA All Stars this year. The Boys in Blue and Mayo dominate the 45-man shortlist.
For Dublin, goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton is in the running to win his sixth All-Star. Defenders Jonny Cooper, Philly McMahon, Cian O’Sullivan, John Small and James McCarthy are also nominated.
Brian Fenton is Dublin’s only midfield representative on the shortlist. While forwards Ciaran Kilkenny, Diarmuid Connolly, Dean Rock andKevin McManaman make up Dublin’s representation.
It's a rollercoaster being a Dubs fan!
