Dublin GAA is in mourning following the death of legendary supporter Tony Broughan.
Broughan has been an ever-present figure on Hill 16 for the past few decades, dressing up as Molly Malone and ringing a large bell on matchdays.
Tributes have been pouring in following his passing.
Dublin GAA supporters page, Hill 16 Army said: "Very sad news this morning that Tony Broughan aka Molly Malone has passed away.
"A man who brought so much joy to others in his support of his beloved Dubs.
"The Hill won't be the same without him. Sincerest condolences to the Broughan family at this heartbreaking time. RIP Tony."
The Dublin GAA Fans Facebook page added: "Absolutely heartbroken to hear that Tony Broughan aka Molly Malone passed away peacefully in the early hours of this morning.
"Thoughts and prayers are with Tony’s children, his grandchildren and all his extended family and friends.
"Tony was a good friend to me and my family and we will miss him so much.
"The Hill won’t be the same without Dublin’s greatest supporter and we will never forget him.
"Rest in peace Tony and keep ringing that bell."
Another Twitter user commented: "Part and parcel of match days on the hill. Lovely man too. He saw us win the elusive 5 in a row in his final year watching the Dubs.
"Also a mark of the man that he had the pride to dress like this during the barren years. RIP."
St Anne's GAA club said: "RIP Tony and condolences to the Broughan family from all in St Anne's the ringing of your bell will be missed on match days."
Someone else added: "Hill 16 will never be the same without our beloved Tony aka Molly Malone, sleep well Tony.
"Sending thoughts & prayers for your loved ones."
