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Sean McNally (Seán Mac an fhailí

Personal information

Sport Gaelic football

Position Corner Back

Born

RVH, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland

Height 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)

Nickname Noisy Boy

Occupation Trainee Accountant[1]

Club(s)

Years Club

Ballyhegan

Inter-county(ies)

Years County

2004-2007 Armagh Development Squads

Sean McNally is an Irish Gaelic footballer who played for Ballyhegan and Queens in the 2000s until present. He represented Queen's University, Belfast in an All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final featuring in both corner back and goals and an All-Ireland Intermediate Championship Quarter-Final featuring in corner back. He was Secretary of Queen's Men's Gaelic Football Club from 2010-11 and then was appointed as Chaiman from 2011-12. McNally plays club football for Ballyhegan Davitts. McNally is a nippy corner back. He is known as one of Ballyhegan's best ever players.

Contents [hide] 1 Playing career 1.1 Club 1.2 Queen's University, Belfast 1.4 St. Patrick' Grammar Armagh 2 References 3 External links 4 Teams

[edit] Playing career [edit] Inter-county In 2004 McNally won the North Armagh U-14 Championship and had a man of the match performance in half-back in the final with Shamrocks (Ballyhegan Davitts GAC and Sean Mac Dermotts Mahery Amallgamation).Later that year represented the U-14 Armagh Development Squad and continued his role for them right through the ranks until U-17. Until this day it is still unknown why Sean McNally never made an Armagh Minor Team. McNally also represented his school at MacCrory Cup and was corner back in the team that were beaten by Omagh CBS in the MacCrory Quarter-final. McNally gave another man of the match performance despite his team being beat by four points. He later picked up MacCrory Cup Player of the Year for his efforts.

[edit] Club With Ballyhegan, McNally has won the Mid-Armagh Minor Div 3 League, Mid-Armagh Minor Div 4 League, U-16 Shield Runners-up.

[edit] External links Pen pic on Official Armagh GAA website Official Armagh GAA website Ballyhegan Davitt's GAC website Armagh GAA Supporters Website