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Post by Moderator on Apr 9, 2022 1:25:05 GMT
He broke a leg in an All Ireland final, played on and won the man of the match award. Who was he? Finally I got one...Maurice Fitzgerald 1997. The leg he broke was Billy O'Shea's. |
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Post by Aodhan on Apr 9, 2022 1:35:05 GMT
He broke a leg in an All Ireland final, played on and won the man of the match award. Who was he? Finally I got one...Maurice Fitzgerald 1997. The leg he broke was Billy O'Shea's. Correct, you would be surprised at how many knowledgeable gaa fans wouldn’t get it. |
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Post by kerryexile on Apr 9, 2022 7:05:45 GMT
What All Ireland senior medal winner with Kerry was picked to represent Ireland in the Olympics?
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 7:29:24 GMT
He All Ireland senior medal winner with Kerry was picked to represent Ireland in the Olympics? Fitzgerald? |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 7:34:46 GMT
This Kerry footballer won an All-Ireland minor medal in 1962. He was subsequently added to the substitutes list for the senior final . Kerry won that senior final as well but I am not sure if this man got a senior medal that day. He did win his senior medal later on. Dennis O’Sullivan? Good guess Aodhan but it was Seamus McGearailt. Was in goals for that minor final and won a senior medal at corner back in 1969. Denis won minor medals in 1962 and 1963 and U21 in 1964 but unfortunately did not win a senior medal. May have won a junior medal also. |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 7:36:40 GMT
Would the Boyles from Ballyduff have a similar claim in recent times? Not sure if they are all brothers but Liam, Mikey and Padraig all played minor if I am not mistaken? Yes KerrryeastcoastUSA, all brothers and you can add Kenneth, the eldest and obviously the first Kerry minor of the four. Mikey’s son expected to carry on the tradition this year. An amazing family, hurling, football, soccer and a bit of boxing. One of the best Kerry hurlers ever is their uncle, w hat is his name? Pat Moriarity of Causeway |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 7:40:28 GMT
I dont know the answer but didnt some player who was in a seminary sneak out and play in a final under a false name. I think it might have been a Kerry player.
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Post by thehermit on Apr 9, 2022 8:24:35 GMT
Eamon Fitzgerald represented Ireland in the LA Olympics in 1932 in the long jump. He actually badly injured his ankle training just before it started but still came fourth and it was just his misfortune the standard in that particular Olympics was so high, because the length of his jump would have achieved gold in almost every one of the previous Olympiad!
Mundy Prendeville jumped over the seminary wall to line out for Kerry for the 1924 All Ireland and he later become Bishop of Perth.
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Post by horsebox77 on Apr 9, 2022 8:27:43 GMT
I dont know the answer but didnt some player who was in a seminary sneak out and play in a final under a false name. I think it might have been a Kerry player. Yes, that story rings a bell. |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 8:35:27 GMT
Mundy Prendeville jumped over the seminary wall to line out for Kerry for the 1924 All Ireland and he later become Bishop of Perth. Gas. I dont why but Donie oSullivan is in the back of my mind on this issue too. |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 8:40:52 GMT
This Kerry footballer won an All-Ireland minor medal in 1962. He was subsequently added to the substitutes list for the senior final . Kerry won that senior final as well but I am not sure if this man got a senior medal that day. He did win his senior medal later on. Seamus McGearailt? Correct Peanuts. |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 8:44:38 GMT
Mundy Prendeville jumped over the seminary wall to line out for Kerry for the 1924 All Ireland and he later become Bishop of Perth. Gas. I dont why but Donie oSullivan is in the back of my mind on this issue too. Your are right Mickmack. Donnie O’Sullivan had played in the 1962 championship but missed the final because he had gone back to the seminary. I wonder did he get a medal that year? |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 8:49:39 GMT
As regards the minor achievements of the Keane lads, I think five members of the Kennelly family from Ballylongford played minor football for Kerry: Colm, Brendan, Alan , John, Paddy. Brendan being the poet of course.
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Post by kerryexile on Apr 9, 2022 10:48:28 GMT
Eamon Fitzgerald represented Ireland in the LA Olympics in 1932 in the long jump. He actually badly injured his ankle training just before it started but still came fourth and it was just his misfortune the standard in that particular Olympics was so high, because the length of his jump would have achieved gold in almost every one of the previous Olympiad! I was expecting a much more folksy answer. Charlie Nelligan was the player I had in mind. Charlie went to college in Dublin in the late 70's and played soccer in the LOI with Home Farm. At that time the LOI was semi-professional but Home Farm was an exception and was an amateur club. At that time also the Olympics were 100% amateur. The OCI announced a squad to go into the qualifiers for the 1980 Olympics and Charlie was picked in goals. If I remember correctly Charlie withdrew from that squad and anyway the team never took part due to lack of funds. |
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Apr 9, 2022 11:20:41 GMT
Name the two Kerry hurlers that played midfield in a national league senior final Darragh O'Connell? Edit: Google says he did not play the 2011 league final. |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 11:25:14 GMT
Name the two Kerry hurlers that played midfield in a national league senior final Michael and Brendan Hennessy. |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 11:28:10 GMT
Name the two Kerry hurlers that played midfield in a national league senior final Michael and Brendan Hennessy. Could you expand on that answer....what year have you in mins etc...in the 60s i expect.....thanks |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 11:30:42 GMT
I think this guy got 4 goals for Kerry in an all ireland final played in Mullingar.
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 11:32:28 GMT
I think this guy got 4 goals for Kerry in an all ireland final played in Mullingar. Billy O’Sullivan? |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 11:48:44 GMT
Indeed he did and it was against Tyrone I think Twas. I left Mullingar that day cockahoop but twas a bit of a false dawn. Maybe 1989. Tyrone filletted Kerry in Newbridge in the u21 final of the following year |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 11:49:36 GMT
Michael and Brendan Hennessy. Could you expand on that answer....what year have you in mins etc...in the 60s i expect.....thanks If I am right , it would be the early sixties while playing for New York , against Wexford I think. In those days the Irish Independent used to have a sports star of the week every Friday and the two brothers were jointly awarded the accolade on that occasion. Those Hennessy lads knew how to hurl! Brendan went to St. Flannans and some years ago the college picked their all time great team. Needless to say, it was a team of stars and Brendan was one of them. Brendan spent most of his working life in New York and therefore most of his hurling life there as well. As far as I know , he is living out his retirement in Ballyduff. The savage loves his native shore etc. Therefore he would have played little enough hurling with Kerry whereas Michael would have played most of his hurling with Kerry . Michael was a marvelous half back and, like all the Hennessys , had a bit of the devil in him! |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 11:50:21 GMT
Michael and Brendan Hennessy. Veteran is correct. I believe the two brothers played midfield for New York v Wexford when Wexford were a top team. I think in the 60s I see. The 'away final' i presume |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 11:52:01 GMT
Could you expand on that answer....what year have you in mins etc...in the 60s i expect.....thanks If I am right , it would be the early sixties while playing for New York , against Wexford I think. In those days the Irish Independent used to have a sports star of the week every Friday and the two brothers were jointly awarded the accolade on that occasion. Those Hennessy lads knew how to hurl! Brendan went to St. Flannans and some years ago the college picked their all time great team. Needless to say, it was a team of stars and Brendan was one of them. Brendan spent most of his working life in New York and therefore most of his hurling life there as well. As far as I know , he is living out his retirement in Ballyduff. The savage loves his native shore etc. Therefore he would have played little enough hurling with Kerry whereas Michael would have played most of his hurling with Kerry . Michael was a marvelous half back and, like all the Hennessys , had a bit of the devil in him! Michael hurled right up to the mid 70s. I think he was playing in 1976 final when they beat Ardfert. |
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Post by Mickmack on Apr 9, 2022 12:09:35 GMT
Name the two Westmeath men that played centrefield in croke park in an all ireland final? I think Meath had a man born in Westmeath on one of Sean Boylans teams. So maybe its him and another weatmeath man playing for Galway in 2001...just guessing. I havent a clue |
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Post by Annascaultilidie on Apr 9, 2022 12:36:38 GMT
I think Meath had a man born in Westmeath on one of Sean Boylans teams. So maybe its him and another weatmeath man playing for Galway in 2001...just guessing. I havent a clue Wrong I'm afraid. Its actually a joke question. The answer is Foster and Allen. They played music midfield during half time at an all ireland final years ago😊 There is a man who played in the 1949, 53, 54, and 56 finals. |
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Post by veteran on Apr 9, 2022 13:34:47 GMT
This man won a minor medal with Kerry and subsequently played rugby for Ireland. It’s not Dick or Donal Spring, or Moss Keane or Mick Galway.
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Post by kerryexile on Apr 9, 2022 14:08:21 GMT
This man won a minor medal with Kerry and subsequently played rugby for Ireland. It’s not Dick or Donal Spring, or Moss Keane or Mick Galway. Veteran, is it Mick Doyle (RIP), who gave us great days in Lansdowne Road as a manager and coined the phrase "Get your retaliation in first" |
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Post by Aodhan on Apr 9, 2022 14:45:25 GMT
This man won a minor medal with Kerry and subsequently played rugby for Ireland. It’s not Dick or Donal Spring, or Moss Keane or Mick Galway. Veteran, is it Mick Doyle (RIP), who gave us great days in Lansdowne Road as a manager and coined the phrase "Get your retaliation in first" Or could it be Mick's brother Tommy? |
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Post by Aodhan on Apr 9, 2022 14:51:30 GMT
Yes KerrryeastcoastUSA, all brothers and you can add Kenneth, the eldest and obviously the first Kerry minor of the four. Mikey’s son expected to carry on the tradition this year. An amazing family, hurling, football, soccer and a bit of boxing. One of the best Kerry hurlers ever is their uncle, w hat is his name? Pat Moriarity of Causeway Correct Mick |
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Post by horsebox77 on Apr 9, 2022 14:51:34 GMT
Mid 90’s two Kerry clubs had four members in with the Kerry Senior Panel, one was division one club Laune Rangers - who was the second club?
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