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James O'Shea
James O'Shea was a former footballer from County Kerry. He was a star of many Kerry underage teams in the 90's. He also played with the Cork team winning a Munster Championship as a sub in 2002.
At club level, he has played with his home club St. Michael's/Foilmore and has had much success winning County and Munster Intermediate Championships in 2008 and then added an All Ireland in 2009. He also helped the club win its first South Kerry Championship in 2007, and won a second in 2008. He also played with Cork side Bishopstown he never won a County Championship with them but did play in a final in 2004.
O'Shea won an All-Ireland Vocational Schools Championship with the Kerry Vocational Schools team in 1993.
O' Shea played with the Kerry minor team in 1993. He had little success as his side lost out to Cork.
He was underage again in 1994 and had more success. Wins over Limerick, where O' Shea scored a goal, and Cork, where he scored 1-02, seen Kerry qualify for a Munster final with Clare. In the final another goal from O' Shea helped his side to a 2–11 to 3–05 win and a Munster title for O' Shea. Kerry faced Ulster champions Armagh in the All-Ireland semi-final, where O'Shea was again amount the scorers with a point in a 2–10 to 0–09 win. In the All-Ireland final O' Sheas side faced Galway. He hit two points in a 0–16 to 1–07 win and an All-Ireland medal.
O' Shea joined the counties Under 21 team in 1995 straight out of the minor grade. He played in wins over Clare, scoring a point, and Limerick. scoring two points, to book a Munster final spot. In the final Kerry faced Waterford, a game where O' Shea scored a point in a 1–21 to 2–05 win. He played no part in the subsequent All-Ireland series.
He again part of the team in 1996. Wins over Waterford, scoring three points, and Cork, in a game that was the only of his Under 21 career that he failed to score in, seen Kerry book another Munster final. This time around O' Shea and co faced Clare, he played a big role in a 3–14 to 0–08 win as his 2-01 seen him win his second Munster title. He scored a point in a 3–09 to 0–12 win in the All-Ireland semi-final against Galway. In the All-Ireland final Kerry faced Ulster champions Cavan. A point from O' Shea seen the Kingdom take a second title in a row on a 1–17 to 2-10 scoreline and an All-Ireland medal for O' Shea.
O' Shea was again underage in 1997 and was by now one of the teams leading forwards. Wins over Limerick and Clare, games where O' Shea scored two points in both, seen a third final in a row for O' Shea and Kerry. In the final Kerry faced Cork. O' Shea scored a point in a 2–11 to 3-08 scoreline. In the replay O' Shea scored two points as he picked up a third Munster title after a 0–12 to 1-07 scoreline. In the All-Ireland semi-final Kerry faced Leinster champions Meath. Despite two points from O'Shea the Kingdom lost out by a point on a 0–14 to 0-13 scoreline in his last game in the Under 21 grade.
James O'Shea
James O'Shea was a former footballer from County Kerry. He was a star of many Kerry underage teams in the 90's. He also played with the Cork team winning a Munster Championship as a sub in 2002.
At club level, he has played with his home club St. Michael's/Foilmore and has had much success winning County and Munster Intermediate Championships in 2008 and then added an All Ireland in 2009. He also helped the club win its first South Kerry Championship in 2007, and won a second in 2008. He also played with Cork side Bishopstown he never won a County Championship with them but did play in a final in 2004.
O'Shea won an All-Ireland Vocational Schools Championship with the Kerry Vocational Schools team in 1993.
O' Shea played with the Kerry minor team in 1993. He had little success as his side lost out to Cork.
He was underage again in 1994 and had more success. Wins over Limerick, where O' Shea scored a goal, and Cork, where he scored 1-02, seen Kerry qualify for a Munster final with Clare. In the final another goal from O' Shea helped his side to a 2–11 to 3–05 win and a Munster title for O' Shea. Kerry faced Ulster champions Armagh in the All-Ireland semi-final, where O'Shea was again amount the scorers with a point in a 2–10 to 0–09 win. In the All-Ireland final O' Sheas side faced Galway. He hit two points in a 0–16 to 1–07 win and an All-Ireland medal.
O' Shea joined the counties Under 21 team in 1995 straight out of the minor grade. He played in wins over Clare, scoring a point, and Limerick. scoring two points, to book a Munster final spot. In the final Kerry faced Waterford, a game where O' Shea scored a point in a 1–21 to 2–05 win. He played no part in the subsequent All-Ireland series.
He again part of the team in 1996. Wins over Waterford, scoring three points, and Cork, in a game that was the only of his Under 21 career that he failed to score in, seen Kerry book another Munster final. This time around O' Shea and co faced Clare, he played a big role in a 3–14 to 0–08 win as his 2-01 seen him win his second Munster title. He scored a point in a 3–09 to 0–12 win in the All-Ireland semi-final against Galway. In the All-Ireland final Kerry faced Ulster champions Cavan. A point from O' Shea seen the Kingdom take a second title in a row on a 1–17 to 2-10 scoreline and an All-Ireland medal for O' Shea.
O' Shea was again underage in 1997 and was by now one of the teams leading forwards. Wins over Limerick and Clare, games where O' Shea scored two points in both, seen a third final in a row for O' Shea and Kerry. In the final Kerry faced Cork. O' Shea scored a point in a 2–11 to 3-08 scoreline. In the replay O' Shea scored two points as he picked up a third Munster title after a 0–12 to 1-07 scoreline. In the All-Ireland semi-final Kerry faced Leinster champions Meath. Despite two points from O'Shea the Kingdom lost out by a point on a 0–14 to 0-13 scoreline in his last game in the Under 21 grade.