The sultan of the sideline, his name a synonym for blueblood managerial genius: Micko. From Kerry's fertile soil, he reaped All-Irelands at record-breaking pace: Eight in 12 summers, only the ...

Former team-mate Jimmy Deenihan signing the book of condolences at St Finian’s Church in Waterville (Noel Sweeney/PA) PA Wire Known as Micko, O’Dwyer was inducted into the GAA Hall of Fame in ...

However, when his time with the Kingdom ended, Micko looked further afield and began a second act as a managerial missionary, primarily in the wilderness of the Leinster Senior Football Championship.

Marty Morrissey remembers 'Micko' - fine player, revolutionary manager, an Irish sporting icon who wore his greatness lightly. Mick O'Dwyer was born on 9 June, 1936, in Waterville Co Kerry.