Honours Rónán Fallon

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1 honours

1.1 hurling

1.1.1 st vincents
1.1.2 dublin
1.1.3 leinster
1.1.4 individual


1.2 football

1.2.1 st vincents
1.2.2 dublin







honours
hurling
st vincents

dublin senior hurling championship


runner-up (3): 2005, 2007, 2010

dublin

national hurling league division 2


winner (1): 2006


walsh cup


winner (1): 2003
runner-up (1): 2010

leinster

railway cup


winner (1): 2008

individual

gaa stars


nominated (1): 2008


vodafone gaa stars of month


winner (1): march 2007


dublin blue stars


winner (2): 2006, 2007


dublin senior player of year


winner (1): 2007

football
st vincents

all-ireland senior club football championship


winner (1): 2008 (sub)


leinster senior club football championship


winner (1): 2007 (sub)


dublin senior football championship


winner (1): 2007 (sub)
runner-up (1): 2006

dublin

leinster under-21 football championship


winner (1): 2005






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