Mick O'Dwyer

Mick O'Dwyer

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Mick O'Dwyer, a legendary figure in Gaelic football, passed away at the age of 88. He is celebrated for his remarkable achievements as a player and manager, including winning four All-Ireland titles as a player and eight as a manager of the Kerry football team, which many consider the greatest in history.

Born on Oct 01, 1935 (90 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Mick O’Dwyer led Laois to their first Leinster title in 57 years. 7

Jarlath Burns Peter Quinn Sean Mccague Jim O Hehir Micheal Mick Higgins Brian Mceniff Paidi O Se John Maughan John O Mahony Micheal Martin Des Quinn
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Barring outside managers risks unjust penalising of weakest teams – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer was a key figure in Kerry's football success during the Golden Age. 9

Kevin Heffernan Seamus Darby Charlie Nelligan Mickey Ned O Sullivan Sean Doherty Pat Spillane Dara O Cinneide David Hickey Jim Gavin Jack O Shea Paidi O Se Ger Power Denis Moran Mikey Sheehy Richard Mcelligott Gary Breen Anthony Tohill Darragh O Se Colm Cooper Gavin White
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Year zero for modern football and the start of Kerry’s Golden Age – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O’Dwyer is one of the all-time managers ahead of O’Connor. 8

Jack O Connor David Clifford Cian O Neill Aodan Mac Gearailt James Costello Pa Mccarthy Eamonn O Sullivan Jim Gavin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Jack O’Connor set to be appointed Kerry manager for two more years tomorrow – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer is a legendary figure in Kerry football, whose history and tradition are acknowledged by Jack O'Connor. 9

Jack O Connor Cian O Neill Liam Hassett Tomas O Se Paul Galvin Colm Cooper Johnny Crowley Peadar Mogan Finnbarr Roarty Gavin White Ciaran Moore Shaun Patton Paudie Clifford Jarlath Burns
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Tough old year’ ends sweetly for Kerry manager Jack O’Connor – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O’Dwyer is ahead of Jack O’Connor with 10 finals managed. 7

Brendan Cawley Michael Murphy Patrick Mcbrearty Paul Murphy David Clifford Jack O Connor Sean Boylan Kevin Heffernan Aidan O Shea
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Breakdown of the 2025 All-Ireland football final by numbers – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer managed Wicklow for five seasons from 2007-11. 8

Oisin Mcconville
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mountains being moved to find success in Wicklow football – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer retained a ceremonial status as Kerry football’s secular pope. 8

Paidi O Se Dara O Cinneide Eugene Mcgee Jack O Shea Dinny Allen Liam Higgins John O Keeffe Owen Mccrohan Jack Cooney
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: rogues united by football – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer had a way of making you feel you were in on a secret with him. 9

Maurice Fitzgerald Mick O Connell Paidi O Se Christy Kissane John O Dwyer
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mick O’Dwyer had a way of making you feel you were in on a secret with him – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer is remembered for his contributions to Kerry football. 8

Tadhg Beirne Gerry Thornley Owen Doyle Andrea Piardi Tyler Bleyendaal Conor Mcmanus Sean Moran Gavin Cummiskey Katie Mccabe Kyra Carusa Philip Reid Brian O Connor Willie Mullins
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Munster and Leinster draw breath and get ready to go again – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mick O'Dwyer was a significant figure in Kerry football, known for his remarkable achievements and influence on the sport. 9

Paidi O Se Jack O Connor Eamonn Fitzmaurice Mick Higgins Brian Mceniff Ross Munnelly Johnny Doyle Karl O Dwyer
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kerry football was blessed to have the likes of Mick O’Dwyer fanning the flames – The Irish Times