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Oldest living MacRory Cup captain and last remaining member of Armagh’s 1953 All-Ireland final team passes away
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Oldest living MacRory Cup captain and last remaining member of Armagh’s 1953 All-Ireland final team passes away
Keady-born GAA great Dr Pat O’Neill – the first-ever Hogan Cup-winning captain and the last surviving member of Armagh’s 1953 All-Ireland final team – has passed away peacefully at his home in Omagh. Born in Keady in 1929, Dr O’Neill was a towering figure in schools’, club and county football, and was widely remembered as a true gentleman on and off the field. A former pupil of St Patrick’s College, Armagh, he won three MacRory Cup medals in suc…
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