The club produced many inter-county players for Dublin throughout the years, as listed below. As winners of the Dublin Championship in 1930 they had the selection of the county team. Paddy Mulhall was one of the standouts in the 1930s, described by Sean Synott of the rival O’Tooles club as a ‘great Footballer and even better soccer goalkeeper who was wanted but refused to join Glasgow Celtic. Paddy worked in the Glasgow boat section in Dublin Docks.’ St Joseph's success in the earlier years had reflected the Dublin population: most were employed in traditional industries and their associated downstream activities, which helped maintain the club. However, movement of the inner city population to the suburbs resulted in rising unemployment and increasing school closures, resulting in the club's decline as the years progressed.   1930 Senior Football Championship Team (won v. O'Tooles GAA) Playing: James Mulhall, C. Coughlane, J. Macken, V. Macken, John Mulhall, Mick Curley, Paddy Mulhall, Peter Moore, Mick Wellington, Tom Newman, J. Bryne, Chas Duffy, J McManus, J. Mohan, Charles Rochfort Subs: S. Moore  1930 Dublin St Joseph's Selection (defeated v. Kerry, 0–8 to 0–3, 8 December) Playing: Mulhall, Moore (capt), O’Shea, O’Dowd, Hickey, Mahon, Tyrell, Dowling, Duffy, Langton, Lowan, Brennan, Mulhall, Synott, McDonald  Inter-County Players  O’Connell Boys Club were established in 1964, in the North Wall area of Northside, Dublin, Ireland. It was set up to cater to former members of the O’Connell Boys Youth Club. The club is probably best associated with inter-county player and Dublin All Star Paddy Cullen, who was described in the annual ‘Dublin 76’ as the backbone of the club. Former Dublin secretary Jim King was also from O’Connell Boys. O’Connell Boys was listed as one of 15 clubs to have its own premises in 1975. The club hosted the annual Inner City Tournament, which is still played annually. Clubs who take part are based close to or between the two canals that form the borders of Dublin City. O’Connell Boys won the Tournament in 1985, 1987, and 1989.