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Pascal McConnell
Pascal McConnell (born 10 April 1980) is a former Gaelic footballer who played for the Tyrone county team.
He is an All-Ireland Senior Football Championship winner.
McConnell competed with John Devine and Niall Morgan to be first choice goalkeeper for Tyrone.
McConnell's older brother is Tyrone's All Star-winning goalkeeper of the nineties, Finbar McConnell.
In 1998, McConnell played alongside Stephen O'Neill in the MacRory Cup semi-final for Omagh CBS.
Over the course of his career with Tyrone GAA, McConnell helped win three All-Ireland senior medals for the county.
McConnell announced his retirement from inter-county football in November 2013.
When asked about this decision, McConnell said, "There is a big commitment required in order to stay performing at the top level and I feel the time is right to bow out and start a new chapter in my life. I have absolutely no regrets from my playing career with Tyrone, although, I suppose if I was a bit greedy, I would say that I felt that we could have won the All Ireland in 2009 and 2010."
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Pascal McConnell
Pascal McConnell (born 10 April 1980) is a former Gaelic footballer who played for the Tyrone county team.
He is an All-Ireland Senior Football Championship winner.
McConnell competed with John Devine and Niall Morgan to be first choice goalkeeper for Tyrone.
McConnell's older brother is Tyrone's All Star-winning goalkeeper of the nineties, Finbar McConnell.
In 1998, McConnell played alongside Stephen O'Neill in the MacRory Cup semi-final for Omagh CBS.
Over the course of his career with Tyrone GAA, McConnell helped win three All-Ireland senior medals for the county.
McConnell announced his retirement from inter-county football in November 2013.
When asked about this decision, McConnell said, "There is a big commitment required in order to stay performing at the top level and I feel the time is right to bow out and start a new chapter in my life. I have absolutely no regrets from my playing career with Tyrone, although, I suppose if I was a bit greedy, I would say that I felt that we could have won the All Ireland in 2009 and 2010."