Four-time All-Ireland SFC winner Anton O’Toole has died, aged 68.
O’Toole, who made his senior debut for the Dubs in 1792 passed away after battling an illness.
He won All-Ireland titles in 1974, ’76, ”77 and ’83.
Tributes have been pouring in for O’Toole with many paying tribute to the Dublin legend.
All-Ireland winner Eamon Fennell also paid tribute to the ‘Blue Panther’ saying: “I was very fortunate to have met Anton O’Toole lots of times over the last few years. Like the rest of the lads from the 70’s, he was a gentleman.
“They helped shape the culture of today’s [Dublin] team and Anton was a huge part of helping shape that