Davy Byrne

Davy Byrne

athlete Ireland

Davy Byrne is a prominent Gaelic football player known for his defensive skills, currently representing the Dublin senior team. He has been a key player in various campaigns and is recognized for his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively on the field.

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Ireland Ireland: Davy Byrne is mentioned for his performance for Dublin against Tyrone. 7

Jim Gavin Jordan Morris Jack Coyne Sean Rafferty Ryan Wylie Graham O Sullivan Tom Lahiff
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Football is now transformed and Croke Park matches will be even better – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Davy Byrne opened his eponymous pub in 1889, which became a haven for gay men. 6

Jack Saul Anna Collins Thom Mcginty Elizabeth O Farrell Julia Grenan Madeleine Ffrench Mullen Kathleen Lynn Margaret Skinnider Nora O Keeffe Mary Mcauliffe
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘If you’re here for the drama, you’ll get it’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Davy Byrne is one of the older players in the Dublin squad. 5

Con O Callaghan Dessie Farrell Mick Fitzsimons Brian Fenton James Mccarthy Paul Mannion Jack Mccaffrey Eoin Murchan Padraic Joyce Bernard Brogan Colm Basquel Paddy Small Sean Bugler Sean Macmahon Peadar O Coifigh Byrne Cormac Costello Niall Scully Stephen Cluxton John Small Ciaran Kilkenny
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Con O’Callaghan’s loss highlights how long it’s been since Dublin found a diamond – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Davy Byrne was involved in a high ball that Niall Morgan mistimed early on. 5

Darren Mccurry Malachy O Rourke Darragh Canavan Con O Callaghan Sean Bugler Dessie Farrell Niall Morgan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Darren McCurry reaches the heights against Dublin but can’t stop Tyrone’s fall – The Irish Times