Mick Ryan (Gaelic footballer)

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Mick Ryan
Personal information
Native name	Mícheál Ó Riain (Irish)
Full name	Michael James Ryan
Born	1946 (age 78–79) Doon, County Offaly
Occupation	Former Managing Director of Spollen Concrete. Retired.
Height	5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
Sport
Sport	Gaelic football

Position	Right corner-back

Offaly panels

v t e Offaly – 1964 All-Ireland Minor Football Champions (1st title)
1 M. Furlong 2S. Coughlan 3J. Smith 4 M. Ryan 5 E. Mulligan 6S. Grogan 7L. Duffy 8 O. Kilmurray 9F. Greene 10 W. Bryan 11 A. McTague 12 J. Gunning 13E. Kennady 14D. McIntyre 15M. Byrne Sub used M. O'Rourke

v t e Offaly – 1969 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship finalist
1 M. Furlong 2 P. McCormack 3 G. Hughes 4 J. Egan (c) 5 E. Mulligan 6 N. Clavin 7 M. Ryan 8 L. Coughlan 9 W. Bryan 10 P. Keenan 11 A. Hickey 12 T. McTague 13 S. Kilroy 14 S. Evans 15 S. Cooney Subs used 17 F. Costelloe for A. Hickey 18 K. Kilmurray for P. Keenan 16 P. Monaghan for S. Kilroy Subs not used 19 M. O'Rourke 20 J. Flynn 21 B. Guinan 22 L. Grogan 23 H. McEvoy

v t e Offaly – 1971 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (1st title)
1 M. Furlong 2 M. Ryan 3 P. McCormack 4 M. O'Rourke 5 E. Mulligan 6 N. Clavin 7 M. Heavey 8 W. Bryan (c) 9 K. Claffey 10 S. Cooney 11 K. Kilmurray 12 T. McTague 13 J. Gunning 14 S. Evans 15 M. Connor Subs used 17 J. Smith for N. Clavin 18 P. Fenning for J. Gunning Subs not used 16 N. Kinnarney 19 L. Hanlon 20 L. Coughlan 21D. Murphy 22 S. Darby 23 G. Hughes 24 S. Lowry Trainer T. F. Gillooley

Offaly – 1972 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (2nd title)

Subs used: 17 M. Connor for S. Cooney; 22 N. Clavin for E. Mulligan; 18 M. Wright for L. Coughlan

Subs not used: 16 N. Kinnarney; 19 L. Hanlon; 20 J. Gunning; 21 S. Kilroy

Selectors: A. Kelly; S. Brereton; P. McCormack
Trainer: T. F. Gillooly

All Stars

v t e 1972 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 M. Furlong 2 M. Ryan 3 \|P. McCormack 4 D. O'Sullivan 5 B. McEniff 6 T. J. Gilmore 7 K. J. O'Sullivan 8 W. Bryan 9 M. O'Connell 10 J. Cooney 11 K. Kilmurray 12 T. McTague 13 M. Freyne 14 S. O'Neill 15 P. Moriarty

v t e 1973 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 B. Morgan 2 F. Cogan 3 M. Ryan 4 B. Murphy 5 L. O'Neill 6 T. J. Gilmore 7 K. J. O'Sullivan 8 J. O'Keeffe 9 D. Long 10 J. Cooney 11 K. Kilmurray 12 L. Sammon 13 J. Barry-Murphy 14 R. Cummins 15 A. McGurk

Offaly All Stars

Offaly has 30 All Stars, as of 1997. 19 different players have won, as of 1997. Martin Furlong won four All Stars, while Matt Connor won three. No one else won more than two.

1971: Eugene Mulligan, Nicholas Clavin, Willie Bryan, Tony McTague
1972: Martin Furlong, Mick Ryan, Paddy McCormack, Willie Bryan^2nd, Johnny Cooney, Kevin Kilmurray, Tony McTague^2nd
1973: Mick Ryan^2nd, Johnny Cooney^2nd, Kevin Kilmurray^2nd
1978: Tomás O'Connor
1979: Seán Lowry
1980: Matt Connor
1981: Martin Furlong^2nd, Richie Connor, Brendan Lowry
1982: Martin Furlong^3rd, Mick Fitzgerald, Liam O'Connor, Seán Lowry^2nd, Liam Currams, Pádraig Dunne, Matt Connor^2nd
1983: Martin Furlong^4th, Matt Connor^3rd
1997: Cathal Daly

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