The Dublin hurlers sent shockwaves through the hurling world on Saturday evening so it was only right that they hit the town afterwards to celebrate.
The Boys In Blue dumped 2017 All-Ireland winners Galway out of this year's Championship by a score of 3-19 to 0-24 and will now go on to play Laois or Westmeath in the next stage. Should they get through that, they will face the prospect of coming up against Limerick or Tipperary in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
After the win at Parnell Park, the successful Dubs were pictured letting their hair down at Piper's Corner on Marlborough Street on the northside of the city.
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The trad bar is a regular haunt for those in GAA circles and Dublin fans will be hoping for a few more pictures of celebratory pints this summer. This coming Sunday, the capital's footballers will aim for a ninth Leinster title in a row and if successful, it's sure to be another night of celebrations.
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