Stephen Cluxton - Career Statistics - National League Appearances

National League Appearances

Cluxton has played 52 senior inter-county league games for Dublin. He has kept 22 clean sheets in those 52 appearances.

# Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition
1 10 February 2002 Parnell Park, Dublin Donegal – 2–10 : 0–14 National Football League Round 1
2 17 February 2002 Healy Park, Omagh Tyrone – 2–10 : 0–18 National Football League Round 2
3 3 March 2002 Parnell Park, Dublin Westmeath – 3–13 : 1–16 National Football League Round 4
4 24 March 2002 Parnell Park, Dublin Roscommon – 0–16 : 2–12 National Football League Round 6
5 31 March 2002 Tuam Stadium, Galway Galway – 1–12 : 1–12 National Football League Round 7
6 2 February 2003 Parnell Park, Dublin Armagh – 0–7 : 1–15 National Football League Round 1
7 16 February 2003 Parnell Park, Dublin Tyrone – 0–12 : 0–11 National Football League Round 3
8 2 March 2003 Fitzgerald Stadium, Kerry Kerry – 0–14 : 2–11 National Football League Round 4
9 23 March 2003 Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon Roscommon – 0–17 : 0–14 National Football League Round 6
10 6 April 2003 Parnell Park, Dublin Galway – 0–12 : 1–9 National Football League Round 7
11 1 February 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Tyrone – 0–9 : 0–8 National Football League Round 1
12 8 February 2004 McHale Park, Castlebar Mayo – 0–3 : 1–10 National Football League Round 2
13 15 February 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Kerry – 0–12 : 1–12 National Football League Round 3
14 7 March 2004 Cusack Park, Mullingar Westmeath – 0–15 : 0–10 National Football League Round 4
15 21 March 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Cork – 0–9 : 0–9 National Football League Round 6
16 5 February 2005 Parnell Park, Dublin Mayo – 2–13 : 1–15 National Football League Round 1
17 13 February 2005 Healy Park, Omagh Tyrone – 0–9 : 1–10 National Football League Round 2
18 5 March 2005 Austin Stack Park, Tralee Kerry – 2–11 : 2–13 National Football League Round 3
19 12 March 2005 Parnell Park, Dublin Westmeath – 0–11 : 0–9 National Football League Round 4
20 20 March 2005 Parnell Park, Dublin Donegal – 1–11 : 0–13 National Football League Round 5
21 26 March 2005 Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork Cork – 1–6 : 0–18 National Football League Round 6
22 3 April 2005 O'Connor Park, Tullamore Offaly – 1–13 : 2–6 National Football League Round 7
23 12 February 2006 Parnell Park, Dublin Monaghan – 0–7 : 1–11 National Football League Round 2
24 4 March 2006 Parnell Park, Dublin Offaly – 1–10 : 3–2 National Football League Round 3
25 11 March 2006 Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork Cork – 1–10 : 1–11 National Football League Round 4
26 19 March 2006 Brewster Park, Fermanagh Fermanagh – 0–8 : 0–9 National Football League Round 5
27 25 March 2006 Parnell Park, Dublin Mayo – 4–10 : 1–10 National Football League Round 6
28 9 April 2006 Fitzgerald Stadium, Kerry Kerry – 0–13 : 0–13 National Football League Round 7
29 3 February 2007 Croke Park, Dublin Tyrone – 0–10 : 0–11 National Football League Round 1
30 10 February 2007 Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Limerick – 0–14 : 1–10 National Football League Round 2
31 25 February 2007 Ballyshannon, Donegal Donegal – 0–5 : 0–9 National Football League Round 3
32 10 March 2007 Parnell Park, Dublin Cork – 1–13 : 0–7 National Football League Round 4
33 24 March 2007 Parnell Park, Dublin Fermanagh – 3–15 : 0–7 National Football League Round 5
34 1 April 2007 McHale Park, Castlebar Mayo – 0–9 : 0–10 National Football League Round 6
35 8 April 2007 Parnell Park, Dublin Kerry – 2–7 : 1–12 National Football League Round 7
36 2 February 2008 Parnell Park, Dublin Westmeath – 1–7 : 1–5 National Football League Round 1
37 1 March 2008 Kingspan Breffni Park, Cavan Cavan – 1–9 : 0–7 National Football League Round 3
38 23 March 2008 Parnell Park, Dublin Monaghan – 1–10 : 0–13 National Football League Round 4
39 13 April 2008 Crossmaglen, Armagh Armagh – 1–10 : 3–13 National Football League Round 5
40 20 April 2008 Parnell Park, Dublin Meath – 0–13 : 2–6 National Football League Round 7
41 26 April 2008 Pairc Tailteann, Meath Westmeath – 0–10 : 0–15 National Football League Division 2 Final
42 31 January 2009 Croke Park, Dublin Tyrone – 1–16 : 1–18 National Football League Round 1
43 15 February 2009 Pearse Stadium, Salthill Galway – 0–13 : 3–12 National Football League Round 2
44 8 March 2009 Ballyshannon, Donegal Donegal – 0–13 : 1–8 National Football League Round 3
45 14 March 2009 Parnell Park, Dublin Derry – 1–12 : 0–20 National Football League Round 4
46 29 March 2009 Parnell Park, Dublin Kerry – 1–15 : 1–15 National Football League Round 6
47 12 April 2009 Parnell Park, Dublin Westmeath – 5–22 : 0–10 National Football League Round 7
48 7 February 2010 Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney Kerry – 1–12 : 1–10 National Football League Round 1
49 7 March 2010 McHale Park, Castlebar Mayo – 1–9 : 1–8 National Football League Round 3
50 13 March 2010 Parnell Park, Dublin Monaghan – 2–11 : 1–9 National Football League Round 4
51 20 March 2010 Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork Cork – 2–6 : 2–13 National Football League Round 5
52 27 March 2010 Parnell Park, Dublin Galway – 0–14 : 1–14 National Football League Round 6

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