For much of his intercounty career, Seamus O’Shea’s encounters with Dublin were defined by battles against the capital’s finest footballers. The Breaffy man’s first Dublin Senior Football Championship campaign began with a considerable test against Cuala, the 2025 All-Ireland club champions. Mayo Legend’s New Longford Recruit Shines In Dublin Championship OpenerLongford native Keelin McGann scored 1-3 from full-forward on his championship debut for the club following his transfer from Kenagh. O’Shea spent more than a decade playing for Mayo, winning five Connacht titles and starting three All-Ireland finals alongside his younger brother Aidan. AdvertisementHis pace and direct running became familiar sights during those appearances, and both qualities were evident against Cuala as he provided Ballymun with a focal point in attack.