Dublin All-Ireland winner claims another medal at 43
November 14, 2024
Dublin's Denis Bastick and his son Aiden celebrate with the Sam Maguire Cup in 2017. ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan.
Denis Bastick is still going strong for his club Templeogue Synge Street.
Last Sunday, the five-time All-Ireland SFC winner scored 1-6 in a man of the match display in Templeogue’s 1-12 to 0-12 victory over St Brendan’s in the Dublin Junior 6 South Football Championship final at Dolphin Park. It was the 43-year-old's first silverware with his club since 2008 when they won a county IFC title, having also bagged 1-6 in the semi-final.
The former contestant on RTÉ’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ has played for and managed the Dublin Masters (Over 40s) team in recent years. He retired from Dublin senior duty in 2017.
TweetDenis Bastick with 1-6 today (same score in semi final) 43 years young 💙 #dubs
— Templeogue Synge St (@Tempsyngest) November 10, 2024
Full pic album of the final success on our Facebook page. Pics Ryno Van Rensburg and Ro Devitt pic.twitter.com/uVCOqgWEKS
