Jarly Óg Burns

Jarly Óg Burns

athlete Ireland

Jarly Óg Burns is a talented Gaelic football player recognized for his versatility and defensive skills. His performances have been vital in recent matches, showcasing his ability to hold his ground and contribute effectively to his team's defensive strategies.

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Ireland Ireland: Jarly Óg Burns put them in front for the first time all evening at the start of extra-time. 7

Niall O Donnell Oisin Conaty Michael Langan Ethan Rafferty Aidan Forker Paddy Burns Ryan Mchugh Ciaran Thompson Oisin Gallen Hugh Mcfadden Michael Murphy Patrick Mcbrearty Ciaran Moore Shaun Patton Oisin O Neill Rory Grugan Stefan Campbell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal beat Armagh to retain Ulster title after Clones classic – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jarly Óg Burns scored a point for Armagh. 6

Kieran Donaghy David Clifford Paudie Clifford Oisin O Neill Micheal Burns Rory Grugan Diarmuid O Connor Tony Brosnan Blaine Hughes Jason Foley Joe O Connor Paul Murphy Gavin White Brian O Beaglaoich Dylan Geaney Paul Geaney Sean O Brien Conor Turbitt Andrew Murnin Oisin Conaty Stefan Campbell Conor Geaney Killian Spillane Ruairi Murphy Ben Crealy Shane Mcpartlan Jemar Hall Joe Mcelroy Conor Lane
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry slightly scratch All-Ireland itch against Armagh to ease relegation worries – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jarly Óg Burns held his own during the game. 6

Conor Glass Brendan Rodgers Anton Tohill Dessie Farrell Neil Mcnicholl Paddy Tally Brian Howard Niall Toner Ciaran Mcfaul Ethan Rafferty Colm Reape Enda Hession Andrew Murnin Jordan Flynn Niall Grimley
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Derry’s kick-out was demolished but pretending it was about who wanted it more won’t do them any good – The Irish Times