Bobby Doyle (Gaelic footballer)

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Dublin Gaelic footballer

Irish name Roibeard Ó Dúghaill

Sport Gaelic football

Bobby Doyle
Personal information
Irish name	Roibeard Ó Dúghaill
Sport	Gaelic football
Position	Corner forward
Born	Dublin, Ireland
Club(s)
Years	Club
1968–1982	St Vincent's
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County
1972–1980	Dublin
Inter-county titles
Leinster titles	6
All-Irelands	3
All Stars	2

Bobby Doyle is a former Gaelic footballer who played for the Dublin county team.^[1] Renowned more as a hurler, he made his name with the Dublin football team as a free-running and free-scoring forward.

Doyle won All-Ireland senior medals with Dublin in 1974, 1976 and 1977. He also won two National Football League meals. And he was on the St Vincent's team that won the All-Ireland Club title in 1976.

Doyle played soccer with Malahide United F.C.^[1]

Personal life

Bobby is the father of Ronan Doyle.^{[citation needed]} He became a full member of Clontarf Golf Club.^[1]

References

1 2 3 "I STILL HAVE THAT EDGE". Irish Independent. 14 July 2016. ProQuest 1803672384. Retrieved 6 July 2025.

Dublin panels

Dublin – 1977 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (20th title)

1 P. Cullen
2 G. O'Driscoll
3 S. Doherty
4 R. Kelleher
5 T. Drumm
6 K. Moran
7 P. O'Neill
8 B. Mullins
9 B. Brogan
10 A. O'Toole
11 T. Hanahoe (c)
12 D. Hickey
13 B. Doyle
14 J. Keaveney
15 J. McCarthy

Subs used: 17 P. Reilly for P. O'Neill; 16 A. Larkin for B. Brogan; 18 J. Brogan for R. Kelleher

Subs not used: 19 P. Gogarty; 20 B. Pocock; 21 F. Ryder; 22 N. Bernard; 23 M. Hickey; 24 L. Egan; 25 D. Maher

Manager: T. Hanahoe
Selectors: L. Redmond; D. Colfer

Dublin – 1976 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (19th title)

1 P. Cullen
2 G. O'Driscoll
3 S. Doherty
4 R. Kelleher
5 T. Drumm
6 K. Moran
7 P. O'Neill
8 B. Mullins
9 B. Brogan
10 A. O'Toole
11 T. Hanahoe (c)
12 D. Hickey
13 B. Doyle
14 J. Keaveney
15 J. McCarthy

Subs used: 19 F. Ryder for T. Hanahoe; 20 P. Gogarty for B. Doyle

Subs not used: 16 J. Brogan; 17 P. O'Reilly; 18 P. Pocock; 21 L. Deegan

Manager: K. Heffernan
Selectors: L. Redmond; D. Colfer

All Stars

v t e 1976 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 P. Cullen 2 G. O'Keeffe 3 J. O'Keeffe 4 B. Murphy 5 J. Hughes 6 K. Moran 7 G. Power 8 B. Mullins 9 D. McCarthy 10 A. O'Toole 11 T. Hanahoe 12 D. Hickey 13 B. Doyle 14 M. Sheehy 15 P. Spillane

v t e 1977 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 P. Cullen 2 G. O'Driscoll 3 P. Lindsay 4 R. Kelleher 5 T. Drumm 6 P. Moriarty 7 P. O'Neill 8 B. Mullins 9 J. Kernan 10 A. O'Toole 11 J. Smyth 12 P. Spillane 13 B. Doyle 14 J. Keaveney 15 J. Egan

Dublin All Stars

Dublin has 146 All Stars, as of 2023. 67 different players have won, as of 2023. Stephen Cluxton has won seven All Stars, Brian Fenton and Ciarán Kilkenny have each won six. denotes that a player also won Footballer of the Year that season.

1974: Paddy Cullen, Seán Doherty, Robbie Kelleher, Paddy Reilly, David Hickey, Jimmy Keaveney
1975: Gay O'Driscoll, Robbie Kelleher^2nd, Anton O'Toole
1976: Paddy Cullen^2nd, Kevin Moran, Brian Mullins, Anton O'Toole^2nd, Tony Hanahoe, David Hickey^2nd, Bobby Doyle
1977: Paddy Cullen^3rd, Gay O'Driscoll^2nd, Robbie Kelleher^3rd, Tommy Drumm, Pat O'Neill, Brian Mullins^2nd, Anton O'Toole^3rd, Bobby Doyle^2nd, Jimmy Keaveney^2nd
1978: Robbie Kelleher^4th, Tommy Drumm^2nd, Jimmy Keaveney^3rd
1979: Paddy Cullen^4th, Tommy Drumm^3rd, Bernard Brogan Snr
1983: Pat Canavan, Tommy Drumm^4th, Barney Rock, Joe McNally
1984: John O'Leary, P. J. Buckley, Barney Rock^2nd
1985: John O'Leary^2nd, Gerry Hargan, Barney Rock^3rd, Tommy Conroy
1987: Kieran Duff
1988: Mick Kennedy, Noel McCaffrey, Kieran Duff^2nd
1989: Gerry Hargan^2nd
1991: Mick Deegan, Tommy Carr, Keith Barr
1992: Paul Curran, Eamon Heery, Vinnie Murphy
1993: John O'Leary^3rd, Dermot Deasy, Charlie Redmond
1994: John O'Leary^4th, Jack Sheedy, Charlie Redmond^2nd
1995: John O'Leary^5th, Paul Curran^2nd, Keith Barr^2nd, Brian Stynes, Dessie Farrell, Paul Clarke, Charlie Redmond^3rd
1996: Paul Curran^3rd
1999: Ciarán Whelan
2001: Coman Goggins
2002: Stephen Cluxton, Ray Cosgrove, Paddy Christie
2006: Stephen Cluxton^2nd, Alan Brogan
2007: Stephen Cluxton^3rd, Barry Cahill, Ciarán Whelan^2nd, Alan Brogan^2nd
2008: Shane Ryan
2010: Bernard Brogan Jnr
2011: Stephen Cluxton^4th, Kevin Nolan, Michael Darragh MacAuley, Paul Flynn, Alan Brogan ^3rd, Bernard Brogan Jnr^2nd
2012: Paul Flynn^2nd
2013: Stephen Cluxton^5th, Rory O'Carroll, Cian O'Sullivan, Michael Darragh MacAuley ^2nd, Paul Flynn^3rd, Bernard Brogan Jnr^3rd
2014: James McCarthy, Diarmuid Connolly, Paul Flynn^4th
2015: Rory O'Carroll^2nd, Philly McMahon, Cian O'Sullivan^2nd, Jack McCaffrey , Brian Fenton, Ciarán Kilkenny, Bernard Brogan Jnr^4th
2016: Jonny Cooper, Philly McMahon^2nd, Brian Fenton^2nd, Diarmuid Connolly^2nd, Ciarán Kilkenny^2nd, Dean Rock
2017: Michael Fitzsimons, Cian O'Sullivan^3rd, Jack McCaffrey^2nd, James McCarthy^2nd, Dean Rock^2nd, Con O'Callaghan, Paul Mannion
2018: Jonny Cooper^2nd, James McCarthy^3rd, Jack McCaffrey^3rd, Brian Fenton ^3rd, Brian Howard, Paul Mannion^2nd, Ciarán Kilkenny^3rd
2019: Stephen Cluxton ^6th, Michael Fitzsimons^2nd, Brian Howard^2nd, Jack McCaffrey^4th, Brian Fenton^4th, Paul Mannion^3rd, Con O'Callaghan^2nd
2020: Michael Fitzsimons^3rd, James McCarthy^4th, John Small, Eoin Murchan, Brian Fenton ^5th, Niall Scully, Ciarán Kilkenny^4th, Con O'Callaghan^3rd, Dean Rock^3rd
2021: Ciarán Kilkenny^5th
2022: Ciarán Kilkenny^6th
2023: Stephen Cluxton^7th, Michael Fitzsimons^4th, James McCarthy^5th, Brian Fenton^6th, Colm Basquel

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