Paddy Durcan

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Paddy Durcan

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Personal information

Native name

Pádraig Ó Dhuarcáin (Irish)

Born

27 September 1994 (age 31)

Castlebar, Ireland

Occupation

Student

Height

1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)

Sport

Gaelic football

Position

Right half-back

Club

Years

Club

Castlebar Mitchels

Club titles

Mayo titles

Connacht titles

Inter-county

Years

County

2015–

Inter-county titles

Paddy Durcan (born 1994), otherwise known as Captain Durcs,^{[citation needed]} is a Gaelic footballer who plays for Castlebar Mitchels and at senior level for the Mayo county team.

Durcan started at left half-back in the 2016 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final^[1] and again in the 2017 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final, both against Dublin.

With his club Castlebar Mitchels, Durcan played in both the 2013–14 and the 2015–16 All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship.

References

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Mayo football team – current senior panel

1 C. Reape

8 S. Coen
9 M. Ruane

Subs: 19 C. Loftus for McLaughlin; 21 D. O'Connor for McHale; 18 E. Hession for Coyne; 20 C. O'Connor for Ruane; 26 B. Tuohy for O'Shea; 25 P. Towey for Brickenden; 24 M. Plunkett for Callinan

Subs not used: 16 R. Hennelly; 17 J. Carr; 22 E. O'Donoghue; 23 P. O'Hora

Managers: K. McStay

Coaches/Selectors: S. Rochford; D. Buckley; J. Canney; D. Mulligan

(Above is the starting lineup vs Derry on 22 June 2024)

Mayo panels

Mayo – 2016 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

Subs used in replay: 19 S. Coen for L. Keegan; 23 C. O'Shea for D. Vaughan; 1 D. Clarke for R. Hennelly; 24 B. Moran for A. Moran; 22 A. Dillon for J. Doherty; 17 C. Barrett for C. Boyle

Subs used in drawn match: 20 E. Regan for A. Moran; 26 C. Loftus for E. Regan

Subs not used: 18 K. Keane; 21 D. Drake; 25 A. Freeman

Manager: S. Rochford
Selectors: D. Buckley; T. McEntee

Mayo – 2017 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

Subs: 12 D. O'Connor for S. O'Shea; 19 S. Coen for Durcan; 23 C. Loftus for Moran; 20 D. Drake for Doherty; 22 D. Kirby for McLoughlin; 17 G. Cafferkey for Higgins

Subs not used: 16 R. Hennelly; 21 S. Nally; 24 C. O'Shea; 25 B. Moran; 26 A. Dillon

Manager: S. Rochford

Selectors: D. Buckley; T. McEntee; P. Burke

Mayo – 2020 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

Subs used: 18 M. Plunkett for P. Durcan; 25 J. Carr for T. Conroy; 26 D. Coen for R. O'Donoghue; 22 J. Flynn for C. Loftus; 24 J. Durcan for E. McLaughlin

Subs not used: 16 R. Hennelly; 17 P. O'Hora; 19 R. Brickenden; 20 K. Higgins; 21 T. Parsons; 23 F. Boland

Manager: J. Horan
Selectors: M. Barrett; D. Forde; J. Burke

All Stars

v t e 2019 All Star Gaelic Football Team
1 S. Cluxton^FOTY 2 M. Fitzsimons 3 R. McNamee 4 T. O'Sullivan 5 P. Durcan 6 B. Howard 7 J. McCaffrey 8 B. Fenton 9 D. Moran 10 P. Mannion 11 S. O'Shea 12 M. Murphy 13 D. Clifford 14 C. McShane 15 C. O'Callaghan

Mayo All Stars

Mayo has 54 All Stars, as of 2021. 33 different players have won, as of 2021. Lee Keegan won five All Stars, while Colm Boyle won four.

denotes that a player also won Footballer of the Year that season.

1971: Johnny Carey
1979: Joe McGrath
1985: Dermot Flanagan, Willie Joe Padden, Kevin McStay
1989: Gabriel Irwin, Jimmy Browne, Dermot Flanagan^2nd, Willie Joe Padden^2nd, Noel Durkin
1992: T. J. Kilgallon
1993: Kevin O'Neill
1996: Kenneth Mortimer, Pat Holmes, James Nallen, Liam McHale, James Horan
1997: Kenneth Mortimer^2nd, Pat Fallon
1999: James Horan^2nd
2004: James Nallen^2nd, Ciarán McDonald
2006: Alan Dillon, Conor Mortimer
2011: Andy Moran
2012: Ger Cafferkey, Keith Higgins, Lee Keegan, Alan Dillon^2nd
2013: Keith Higgins^2nd, Lee Keegan^2nd, Colm Boyle, Aidan O'Shea
2014: Keith Higgins^3rd, Colm Boyle^2nd, Cillian O'Connor
2015: Lee Keegan^3rd, Aidan O'Shea^2nd
2016: David Clarke, Brendan Harrison, Lee Keegan ^4th, Colm Boyle^3rd
2017: David Clarke^2nd, Chris Barrett, Keith Higgins^3rd Colm Boyle^4th, Aidan O'Shea^3rd, Andy Moran ^2nd
2019: Paddy Durcan
2020: Oisín Mullin, Cillian O'Connor^2nd
2021: Lee Keegan^5th, Matthew Ruane, Ryan O'Donoghue

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