Dara Ó'Cinnéide - Kerry

Next up in the Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Virtual Tour series is former Kerry footballer, Dara Ó'Cinnéide.

With over 50 championship appearances and 3 All-Ireland Senior Football Championships to his name. Dara discusses his early years at Kerry, that magical club journey with An Ghaeltacht & the honour of captaining his county..

Celebrating legends of the game

Our Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Tours Move Online This Year

New video released every Wednesday from June to August
Open to everyone (online event)

With the GAA Museum remaining closed until June 29^th and restrictions on gatherings still in place, the hugely popular Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Tour Series is going online and will continue to give fans a fascinating insight into these players’ careers and ongoing relationships with Gaelic Games.

Similar to the traditional tours, the players will be interviewed by a GAA Museum tour guide about their career, giving people a tour through their earliest memories of playing Gaelic Games, lining out for club and county, their heroes and their Croke Park memories, with the public able to watch online.

Meet the 2020 line-up for the Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Virtual Tours

Jamesie O'Connor (Clare)

Wednesday 17th June

Jamesie was born and raised in Galway until the age of ten, when the O’Connor family moved to Ennis. Lining out for Clare he won 2 All-Ireland Senior Hurling titles and 3 Munster Hurling titles.

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Steven McDonnell (Armagh)

Wednesday 24th June

Steven made his senior competitive debut for Armagh in a National Football League encounter against Donegal in October 1999. He was part of the Orchard county's first and only All-Ireland football title win in 2002.

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Terence 'Sambo' McNaughton (Antrim)

Wednesday 1st July

A highly versatile hurler, Terence played in both defence and attack during his lengthy career. In 2019 he was entered into the GAA Museum Hall of Fame.

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Dara Ó Cinnéide (Kerry)

Wednesday 8th July

Over his career, Dara made 54 championship appearances for the Kingdom, scoring 11-149 and winning 3 All-Ireland Senior Football titles.

Eoin Kelly (Tipperary)

Wednesday 15th July

Eoin made 63 championship appearances for Tipperary and scored 21 goals and 369 points winning the Liam MacCarthy cup twice during his career.

Stefan White (Louth)

Wednesday 22nd July

Stefan White's Louth career spanned across the 80's and 90's, during this time he also lined out for Monaghan for 2 seasons.

Joe Connolly (Galway)

Wednesday 29th July

A stalwart of the Galway team for 8 years, Joe Connolly is well known for his epic speech in the 1980 All-Ireland Hurling final

Rena Buckley (Cork)

Wednesday 5th August

Rena Buckley is one of the most decorated players in the history of the GAA with a massive 18 All-Ireland medals to her name across both codes