Terrace Talk Photos

Thady O'Gorman (pictured here with ball in hand) with an early Tralee team. Thady was the captain of Kerry's first All Ireland winning football team of 1903.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Kerry's first All Ireland Football Champions.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

In O'Flaherty's Bar in Dingle, Gerry O'Connor admires the Croke Cup won by his father Batt in 1907 as Fergus O'Flaherty looks on.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Footballer, Administrator and a fighting man who became a minister in the First Dail.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Paddy Healy's daughter Bridie O'Shea pictured with the Croke Memorial Cup in Killarney. Bridie is the mother of former Kerry manager Pat O'Shea.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Maurice (second from right on back row) with family in the 1950s.
Photo courtesy of Maire Vaughan.

All Ireland winner in 1913 and 1914. "I had springs in my heels that helped me to rise from a standing position or when running."
Photo courtesy of Padraig Kennelly.

Phil 'The Master' O'Sullivan, the captain, is pictured with the ball in the front row.
Photo courtesy of Weeshie Fogarty.

Miko Doyle winner of Five All Ireland medals over his career leads the Kerry team out before the start of the 1937 All Ireland Final against Cavan.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O Reilly.

Photo courtesy of Weeshie Fogarty.

The Kerry team aboard the St. Louis ship at Queenstown en route to New York and Chicago.
Photo courtesy of Micheal Cotter.

Assistant trainer Paul Russell (second from left) won 6 All Ireland medals in 1924, 26, 29, 30, 31 and 1932 all by the time he was 26.
Photo courtesy of Jerome O'Shea.

Photo taken in December 1969.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

The great John Joe "Purty" Landers holder of five All Ireland medals 1929 30, 31, 32, 37.
Photo courtesy of Padraig Kennelly.

Miko suffered a broken jaw during the 1937 final and missed the homecoming.
Photo courtesy of Weeshie Fogarty

As Kerry captain, John Joe won the Sam Maguire Cup, the National League Cup, the Munster Championship Cup, the John McCormack Cup, and three trophies on Kerry's US Tour in 1931.

From left: Denny Curran, Con Brosnan, 'Small' Ger O'Leary, Paul Russell and Jerry 'Pluggy' Moriarty.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Bishop of Kildare Rev. Dr. Cullen with Kerry's Joe Barrett and Kildare's Jack Higgins before the start of the All Ireland final of 1929.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Picture at the graveside are Sean Walsh, Michael Farrell, Pat Hickey, Ronnie Delaney, Dan Keating and Eugene Sullivan.
Photo courtesy of Kerry Association.

Tim celebrates being 90 years young, in conversation with RTE's Des Cahill.
Photo courtesy of Kerry O'Donnell.

Johnny Walsh presents the Kerryman shield to Bernie O'Callaghan of Beale/North Kerry with Con Brosnan on the right.
Photo courtesy of Jackie Walsh.

Photo courtesy of Seamus O Reilly.

Bill Dillon is pictured second from left. The Cusack stand was just being built.
Photo courtesy of Vincent O'Connor.

Sean Brosnan is shouldered off the field by delighted Kerry supporters after Kerry beat Cavan in the All Ireland Final replay of 1937.
Photo courtesy of Tony Honan.

Gegga is buried in New York.
Photo courtesy of Jo O'Connor

Bill was part of the victorious Kerry team of 1937.
Photo courtesy of Riobaird Casey.

Photo courtesy of Tim Landers Jnr.

Dan and his son Donal with the family gold - 6 All Ireland medals.
Photo courtesy of Maura O'Keeffe.

From Left: Teddy O'Connor, Johnny Walsh, Tadhg Crowley, Dr Jim Brosnan and Murt Kelly.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

1940 winning captain Dan Spring is introduced to the crowd at the Centenary All-Ireland in 1984.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman

Dan Kavanagh and his wife Nellie, whose father Jack Myers was on Kerry's first winning team in 1903 and brother Billy won All-Irelands in the thirties and forties.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Mick Finucane, Gus Cremin and Eddie Dowling.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Paddy captained Kerry to All Ireland glory in 1946, and was also a member of the 3 in a row team from 1939 to 1941.
Photograph courtesy of Lila Kennedy.

Joe was an All Ireland winner in 1937, 39, 40 , 41 and 1946. He aslo played in the Polo Grounds in 1947.
Photo courtesy of Padraig Kennelly.

Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Eddie heading to Ballylongford on pension day.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Eddie Walsh at home in Knocknagoshel. Eddie was a member of the Kerry team that played in the historic Polo Grounds final.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Eddie Walsh's grandson with the ball used in the Polo Grounds in 1947.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of Jerome O'Shea.

Donie pictured with his wife Pauline just after his induction into the Legion Hall of Fame.
Photo courtesy of Tommy Regan.

Paddy Bawn Brosnan (4th from the left).
Photo courtesy of Padraig Kennelly.

Tom in Pairc an Aghasaigh, Dingle, where he learned his football.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Sean holding Sam Maguire aloft during the homecoming in Tralee in 1962, flanked by his brothers Niall and Paudie.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Kerry captain James Murphy kissing the Archbishop's ring before the 1953 All Ireland Final.
Photo courtesy of G.A. Duncan

Johnny back where it all started - the Strand Rd club of Kerin's O'Rahillys.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Tom Moriarty goes highest for the ball in the 1954 All Ireland final against Meath.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Jerome still has the diary he kept from 1955, his greatest year in a Kerry jersey.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan

Johnny Foley clears his lines against Armagh in the All Ireland Football Final of 1953 as Ned Roche keeps an Armagh forward at bay.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Photo courtesy of Padraig Kennelly.

The Prince of Forwards. On the attack for Castleisland Desmonds against Dingle in 1961.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

From Left: Dr Eamonn, Hugh Byrne, Dr Jim Brosnan, Patrick Moriarty and  John Joe Sheehy.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Sean in the field behind Camp National School where he first kicked a ball as a child.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Jer was another great Ballydonoghue midfielder vying for the title of Kerry's greatest player who never won an All Ireland.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of DJ Crowley.

Jackie Lyne takes his putt watched by his Kerry colleagues at Killarney Golf Club, the week of the All Ireland Football final of 1953.
Photo courtesy of Domo Lyne.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Shaking hands before the 1972 All Ireland Final against Offaly.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

In action against Cork in the 1969 Munster Final in the old Cork Athletic Grounds.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

Donie receiving the cup from GAA President Pat Fanning.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O'Reilly.

The Kerry team that played Cork in the 1969 Munster final in the Old Athletic Grounds.
Photo courtesy of Seamus O Reilly.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Seamus and Micheal got to write Johnny Culloty's sppech in Irish before the 1969 All Ireland.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Mick still leaping high for the ball in his seventieth year.
Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Mick O'Connell shows off his fielding skills in Fitzgerald Stadium with Dr. Eamonn O'Sullivan watching on.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of Ray McManus/Sportsfile

John culitvating the youth of Tralee CBS.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Ray McManus / Sportsfile

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

John is surrounded by Offaly defenders Sean Lowry, Mick Fitzgerald and Matt Connor.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Included in the photo is John B's wife Mary.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Eoin is grounded in Tralee General Hospital after an appendix operation - the week before an All-Ireland.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Tony Hanahoe speaks to the Kerry team after the 1978 All Ireland Final. Mick Spillane made his debut in that final.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan

Sean Walsh soars high above Brian Mullins of Dublin in the 1979 All-Ireland final.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Ray McManus / Sportsfile

Injury ruled Mikey out of the 1984 Final.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Kerry captain Paidi O'Se leads the team behind the band in the pre match parade before the semi-final against Monaghan in 1985.
Photo courtesy of Sportsfile.

The victorious Kerry team - GAA centenary champions in 1984 after defeating dublin in the final.
Photo courtesy of Sportsfile.

Photo courtesy of John Kelly.

Pat signing an autograph before the 1981 All Ireland final against Offaly.
Photo courtesy of The Kerryman.

Photo courtesy of Brendan Moran / Sportsfile.

Photo courtesy of David Maher, Sportsfile.

Photo courtesy of Sportsfile.

Kerry beat Galway in a replay that day in October.
Photo courtesy of Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Liam pictured during a traditional Bedouin evening as part of GAA All-Star tour to Dubai.
Photo courtesy of Ray McManus/Sportsfile

All Ireland winning captain in 2004.
Photo courtesy of Shelagh Honan.

Kerry played Cork in the Munster Football Championship semi-final, Kerry v Cork in Killarney.
Photo courtesy of Brendan Moran / Sportsfile

Darragh is congratulated by Kerry County Board chairman, Sean Walsh, after the 2007 Munster final win over Cork.
Photo courtesy of Sportsfile.

Pictured in 2006 at the announcement that he has joined Lucozade Sport's GAA team in a three year deal. Killarney's latest Prince of Forwards.
Photo courtesy of Brendan Moran / Sportsfile

Photo courtesy of David Maher / Sportsfile