Keith Barr

Keith Barr
Personal information
Irish name	Ceiteach Ó Bairr
Sport	Gaelic Football
Position	Centre Back
Born	(1968-01-26) 26 January 1968 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Club(s)
Years	Club
	Erins Isle
Club titles
Dublin titles	2
Leinster titles	1
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County
1989-1999	Dublin
Inter-county titles
Leinster titles	5
All-Irelands	1
NFL	1
All Stars	2

Keith Barr is a former inter-county Gaelic footballer for Dublin. He played his club football with Erins Isle.

Sporting career

Barr made his inter county championship debut against Wicklow in 1989. Keith was on the 1995 All-Ireland winning team when Dublin narrowly defeated Tyrone. He won two National football league titles with Dublin, in 1991 and again in the National football league final replay against Donegal. Although, Keith had come on as a substitute against Donegal in 1993, he did not appear in the replayed game but still received his winners medal. Barr has been rewarded for his solid performance for Dublin with two GAA All-Star awards, the first in 1991 and the second in Dublin's All-Ireland winning year. He also has a Compromise rules medals for Ireland's victory over Australia in 1990.

In 1991, Dublin had a famous 3 draws in a row against Meath, a game which in Meath winning the fourth game by a scoreline of 2-10 to 0-15. It was claimed by Jimmy Keaveney, that Keith Barr's penalty miss was the turning point in the game. He was adamant that Barr had been instructed to take the point, but he went for glory and subsequently missed his chance. Although it is also claimed that the penalty miss was due to Mick Lyons of Meath running alongside Barr as he took the penalty, a penalty retake was never given.^[1]

The highlight of his career occurred recently when he joined the coaching staff at Gerldines GFC. Rumours around the Haggardstown club suggest he will be joining the club next year as player manager.

References

↑ The Dubs, Seán Óg Ó Ceallacháin, Gill and Macmillan, 2006.

keith is also head gossip correspondent for liverpool football club

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Sporting positions
Preceded by John O'Leary	Dublin Senior Football Captain 1997	Succeeded by Dessie Farrell

Dublin – 1991 National Football League Champions (7th title)

1 J. O'Leary 2 M. Deegan 3 C. Walsh 4 M. Kennedy 5 T. Carr 6 K. Barr 7 E. Heery 8 D. Foran 9 P. Clarke 10 C. Redmond 11 P. Curran 12 N. Guiden 13 J. Sheedy 14 V. Murphy 15 D. McCarthy Subs M. Galvin K. Duff Manager P. Cullen

Dublin – 1992 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

1 J. O'Leary 2 M. Deegan 3 G. Hargan 4 T. Carr 5 P. Curran 6 K. Barr 7 E. Heery 8 P. Clarke 9 D. Foran 10 C. Redmond 11 J. Sheedy 12 N. Guiden 13 D. Farrell 14 V. Murphy 15 M. Galvin Manager P. Cullen Selectors P. O'Neill J. Brogan

Dublin – 1994 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

1 J. O'Leary 2 P. Moran 3 D. Deasy 4 P. Curran 5 P. Clarke 6 K. Barr 7 M. Deegan 8 B. Stynes 9 J. Sheedy 10 P. Gilroy 11 V. Murphy 12 N. Guiden 13 C. Redmond 14 M. Galvin 15 D. Farrell

Dublin – 1995 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (22nd title)

Subs used: 19 P. Gilroy for K. Galvin; 21 R. Boyle for M. Galvin; 20 V. Murphy for D. Farrell

Subs not used: 16 D. Byrne; 17 J. O'Callaghan; 18 B. Barnes; 22 S. Cahill; 23 E. Sheehy; 24 B. Whelan; 25 S. Keogh

Manager: P. O'Neill
Selectors: J. Brogan; B. Doyle; F. Ryder

1991 All Star Gaelic Football Team

1 M. McQuillan 2 M. Deegan 3 C. Deegan 4 E. Gavin 5 T. Carr 6 K. Barr 7 M. O'Connell 8 B. Breen 9 M. Lynch 10 R. Carr 11 G. Blaney 12 T. Dowd 13 C. O'Rourke 14 B. Stafford 15 B. Flynn

1995 All Star Gaelic Football Team

1 J. O'Leary 2 T. Scullion 3 M. O'Connor 4 F. Devlin 5 P. Curran 6 K. Barr 7 S. O'Brien 8 B. Stynes 9 A. Tohill 10 J. Fallon 11 D. Farell 12 P. Clarke 13 T. Dowd 14 P. Canavan^FOTY 15 C. Redmond

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