Paddy Kerr

Paddy Kerr is an Irish former Gaelic footballer who played for Ballybay Pearses and the Monaghan county team.

Kerr is the son of a Dublin inter-county footballer, while members of his mother's family played inter-county football for Monaghan. By the time of Monaghan's National Football League-winning season of 1985, and the Ulster SFC title that followed, Kerr was no longer starting games for Monaghan, and was helping manager Seán McCague as a team selector.

Kerr also played for Ulster in the 1976 Railway Cup final.

By 2002, Kerr was deputy principal of the Ballybay Community College secondary school. As of 2005, he was its principal. He is married, with six children.