Kerry's experience saw off the Rebels

posted: 21-Sep-2009

Seamus embracing Tom O'Sullivan in Croker

Seamus is missing in celebratory action...

...but his pre-match blog is still worth reading and will show he's as surprised as anyone that Kerry will win. Or, was he, just being a cute fella from the Kingdom who knew all along that the experience would see off the brilliance of the more youthful Cork team.

Come back tomorrow to see what Seamus has to say in his blog, which he will write when he gets home tonight...

Or in the meantime, browse through these fantastic pictures taken in Croke Park yesterday

Photos: Kerry lift Sam Maguire for the 23th time

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SeamusMoynihan

Described as a 'one-off player' Seamus  'the pony' Moynihan was one of the greatest Gaelic football stars of his generation.

 

The Kerry centre-back has won four all-Ireland medals for his county, three national leagues, nine munster championship medals, two GAA All-Stars, one Railway medal and one Division 2 title.

He was scouted as a young teenage player and only retired from the Kerry Senior Football Panel in 2006. He still plays football for his local Glenflesk team in Kerry where he lives with his wife and children.

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