Mick Kerr
Northern Irish Gaelic footballer
About Mick Kerr
Lived 1934 – 2021 (aged 86–87).
Michael Kerr (April 1934 – 30 January 2021) was an Irish Gaelic football player, manager and administrator.
Career Kerr began his club career at underage level with Beragh Red Knights. After lining out in two minor finals he began a 17-year senior career in 1952, winning a St Enda's Cup title in 1958. Kerr made his breakthrough with the Tyrone senior football team as a 19-year-old. He played at right corner-forward when Tyrone won their maiden Ulster Championship title in 1956. Following his playing career, Kerr continued his involvement in Gaelic football as manager of the Beragh Red Knights senior team on a number of occasions, however, it was at juvenile level that he enjoyed coaching success.
Honours Beragh Red Knights St Enda's Cup: 1958
Tyrone Ulster Senior Football Championship: 1956
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Who was Mick Kerr?
Northern Irish Gaelic footballer
When was Mick Kerr born?
Mick Kerr was born in 1934.
When did Mick Kerr die?
Mick Kerr died on 30 January 2021.
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