John Kenny
Irish Gaelic footballer
About John Kenny
John Kenny (born 1973/1974) He then won a National Football League medal while playing for Offaly in 1998. When he won that league title Kenny played at half-back in the league final, although he could also play as a forward.
Shortly after Paul O'Kelly was appointed Offaly manager, Kenny scored two goals with his fist against Louth in the 2003 National Football League. He retired from inter-county football at the end of 2003 due to family commitments, though it was also reported that Offaly manager Gerry Fahey had dropped him from his panel. However, by 2005, and with Kevin Kilmurray installed as Fahey's replacement, Kenny had returned to playing inter-county football for Offaly, when Tyrone player Conor Gormley broke Kenny's nose during a game in Omagh.
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Sources & further reading
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