Dave Keane

Dave Keane
Personal information
Irish name	Daithí Ó Catháin
Sport	Hurling
Born	1956 Passage West, County Cork, Ireland
Club(s)
Years	Club
1970s-1980s 1980s-1900s	Passage West Adare
Club titles
Cork titles	0

Dave Keane (born 1956 in Passage West, County Cork, Ireland) is an Irish retired hurling manager and former player. He played hurling with his local clubs Passage West and Adare and was manager of the Limerick senior inter-county team from 2002 until 2003.^[1]

References

↑ "Keane appointed as Limerick hurling manager". Hogan Stand. 11 September 2002. Retrieved 30 April 2011.

Sporting positions
Preceded by Mossie Carroll	Limerick Senior Hurling Manager 2002-2004	Succeeded by Séamus Murphy

Limerick – 2000 All-Ireland Under 21 Hurling Champions (2nd title)

1 T. Houlihan 2 D. Reale 3 E. Mulcahy 4 P. Reale 5 P. O'Reilly 6 B. Geary 7 W. Walsh 8 J. Meskell 9 S. Lucey 10 P. O'Grady 11 S. O'Connor 12 D. Stapleton 13 D. Sheehan (c) 14 B. Begley 15 M. Keane Subs K. Tobin Manager D. Keane

Limerick – 2001 All-Ireland Under 21 Hurling Champions (3rd title)

1 T. Houlihan (c) 2 D. Reale 3 B. Carroll 4 E. Mulcahy 5 M. O'Riordan 6 B. Geary 7 M. O'Brien 8 P. Lawlor 9 S. Lucey 10 E. Foley 11 K. Tobin 12 P. Tobin 13 C. Fitzgerald 14 N. Moran 15 M. Keane Sub used A. O'Shaughnessy for P. Tobin Manager D. Keane

Limerick – 2002 All-Ireland Under 21 Hurling Champions (4th title)

1 T. Houlihan 2 D. Reale 3 E. Mulcahy 4 M. Cahill 5 E. Foley 6 P. O'Dwyer 7 M. O'Brien 8 P. Lawlor (c) 9 N. Moran 10 C. Fitzgerald 11 J. O'Brien 12 K. Tobin 13 A. O'Shaughnessy 14 P. Kirby 15 M. Keane Subs P. Tobin for C. Fitzgerald B. Carroll for P. O'Dwyer R. Hayes for M. O'Brien Manager D. Keane

N. Drumgoole (1977–82)
M. O'Grady (1982–84)
N. Drumgoole (1984–86)
É. Cregan (1986–88)
L. O'Donoghue (1988–91)
P. Bennis (1991–93)
T. Ryan (1993–97)
É. Cregan (1997–2002)
M.Carroll (2002)
D. Keane (2002–03)
P.J. Whelahan (2003–05)
J. McKenna (2005–06)
R. Bennis (2006–08)
J. McCarthy (2008–10)
D. O'Grady (2010–11)
J . Allen (2011–13)
D. O'Grady (2013–14)
T. J. Ryan (2013–16)
J. Kiely (2016)

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