Tommy Doyle (Gaelic footballer)

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Tommy Doyle
Personal information
Sport	Gaelic football
Position	Half back/forward
Born	(1956-03-03) 3 March 1956 (age 68) Chicago, Illinois, United States
Height	6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Nickname	Private
Occupation	Sales rep
Club(s)
Years	Club
1970s-1990s 1990s	Annascaul John Mitchels
Club titles
Kerry titles	2
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County	Apps (scores)
1977-1988	Kerry	41(0-25)
Inter-county titles
Munster titles	9
All-Irelands	7
All Stars	3

Tommy Doyle (born 3 March 1956 in Chicago, Illinois) was an Irish sportsman who played Gaelic football with Annascaul GAA club and the Kerry senior football team in the 1970s and 1980s. He had a brief spell with John Mitchels in the early 1990s. Doyle was an army private at one time, and so had the nickname "Private". He now runs Kinsale Bay Food Company and lives in Cork.^[1]

Playing career

Inter-county

Doyle was a member of one of the most successful teams ever to play Gaelic football. He won 7 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medals with Kerry, and was captain of the team in 1986. He received three consecutive GAA All Stars Awards, in 1984, 1985 and 1986.^[2]

References

^ "Tommy Doyle". Hoganstand.com. 13 August 1993. Retrieved 29 September 2009.
^ "Football All Stars". RTÉ Sport. 17 May 2007. Archived from the original on 29 February 2008. Retrieved 29 September 2009.

Sporting positions
Preceded by Páidí Ó Sé	Kerry Senior Football Captain 1986	Succeeded by Mikey Sheehy
Awards and achievements
Preceded by Páidí Ó Sé (Kerry)	All-Ireland Senior Football winning captain 1986	Succeeded by Mick Lyons (Meath)

v t e Kerry – 1975 All-Ireland Under 21 Football Champions (3rd title)
1 C. Nelligan 2 K. O'Donoghue 3 P. Ó Sé 4 G. Leahy 5 M. Spillane 6 T. Kennelly 7 D. Moran 8 G. O'Driscoll 9 S. Walsh 10 B. Walsh 11 M. Sheehy 12 D. Murphy 13 T. Doyle 14 J. O'Shea 15 P. Spillane Manager M. O'Dwyer

Kerry – 1978 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (24th title)

Sub used: 20 Paudie O'Mahony for J. Deenihan

Subs not used: 16 J. Mulvihill; 17 V. O'Connor; 18 P. O'Mahony; 19 G. Griffin; 21 P. McCarthy; 22 M. O'Sullivan; 23 T. Bridgeman; 24 G. O'Driscoll

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: P. O'Shea; J. Keohane; L. Higgins; B. O'Callaghan

Kerry – 1979 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (25th title)

Sub used: 16 V. O'Connor

Sub used: 17 G. Power; 18 G. O'Keeffe; 19 B. Walsh; 20 J. L. McElligott; 21 P. O'Mahony; 22 G. O'Driscoll; 23 T. O'Regan

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: P. O'Shea; J. Keohane; L. Higgins; B. O'Callaghan

Kerry – 1980 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (26th title)

Sub used: 19 G. O'Driscoll for G. Power

Subs not used: 14 E. Liston; 16 M. Spillane; 18 D. O'Donoghue; 20 J. Walsh; 21 P. O'Mahony

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: P. O'Shea; J. Keohane; L. Higgins; B. O'Callaghan

Kerry – 1981 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (27th title)

Subs used: P. Spillane for J. Egan; G. O'Keeffe for M. Spillane

Subs not used: 18 T. Spillane; 19 P. Sheahan; 20 B. O'Sullivan; 21 P. O'Mahony

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: P. O'Shea; J. Keohane; L. Higgins; B. O'Callaghan

v t e Kerry – 1982 National Football League Champions (14th title)
1 C. Nelligan 2 J. Deenihan (c) 3 J. O'Keeffe 4 G. O'Keeffe 5 V. O'Connor 6 T. Kennelly 7 G. Lynch 8 S. Walsh 9 J. O'Shea 10 J. McElligott 11 D. Moran 12 T. Doyle 13 G. Power 14 E. Liston 15 J. Egan Manager M. O'Dwyer

Kerry – 1982 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

Sub used: 20 P. Spillane for D. Moran

Subs not used: 16 G. Lynch; 17 V. O'Connor; 18 M. Spillane; 19 J. L. McElligott; 20 P. O'Mahony; 21 J. Doyle; 22 H. Moynihan; 23 J. Deenihan

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: P. O'Shea; J. Keohane; L. Higgins; B. O'Callaghan

v t e Kerry – 1984 National Football League Champions (15th title)
1 C. Nelligan 2 P. Ó Sé 3 V. O'Connor 4 M. Spillane 5 T. Doyle 6 J. Higgins 7 G. Power 8 J. O'Shea 9 S. Walsh 10 T. O'Dowd 11 D. Moran 12 P. Spillane 13 D. O'Donoghue (C) 14 T. Spillane 15 M. Sheehy Subs E. Liston W. Maher Manager M. O'Dwyer

Kerry – 1984 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (28th title)

Sub used: 18 T. O'Dowd for J. Egan

Subs not used: 16 M. Sheehy; 19 D. O'Donoghue; 20 J. Higgins; 21 D. Hartnett; 22 G. O'Sullivan; 23 W. O'Connor; 24 V. O'Connor; 25 T. Lynch; 26 M. Keating

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: K. Griffin; J. Keohane; M. O'Sullivan; E. O'Sullivan

Kerry – 1985 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (29th title)

Sub used: 17 J. Kennedy for G. Power

Subs not used: 16 J. Higgins; 18 G. O'Sullivan; 19 J. Mulvihill; 20 S. Liston; 21 D. Hanafin; 22 D. O'Donoghue; 23 J. Keane; 24 L. Kearns

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: T. Kennelly; J. Keohane; M. O'Sullivan; E. O'Sullivan

Kerry – 1986 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (30th title)

Sub used: 17 T. O'Dowd for A. O'Donovan

Subs not used: 16 J. Kennedy; 18 J. Higgins; 19 M. Galwey; 20 S. Stack; 21 D. Hanafin

Manager: M. O'Dwyer
Selectors: T. Kennelly; J. Keohane; M. O'Sullivan; K. Griffin

v t e 1984 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 J. O'Leary 2 P. Ó Sé 3 M. Lyons 4 S. McHugh 5 T. Doyle 6 T. Spillane 7 P. J. Buckley 8 J. O'Shea 9 E. McKenna 10 B. Rock 11 E. Liston 12 P. Spillane 13 M. Sheehy 14 F. McGuigan 15 D. McNicholl

v t e 1985 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 J. O'Leary 2 P. Ó Sé 3 G. Hargan 4 M. Spillane 5 T. Doyle 6 C. Murray 7 D. Flanagan 8 J. O'Shea 9 W. J. Padden 10 B. Rock 11 T. Conroy 12 P. Spillane 13 K. McStay 14 P. Earley 15 E. Hughes

v t e 1986 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 C. Nelligan 2 H. Keegan 3 M. Lyons 4 J. Lynch 5 T. Doyle 6 T. Spillane 7 C. Browne 8 P. Donaghy 9 L. Irwin 10 R. McCarron 11 E. McKenna 12 P. Spillane 13 M. Sheehy 14 D. O'Hagan 15 G. Power

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