Martin Carney
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| Martin Carney | ||
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| Sport | Gaelic football | |
| Irish Name | Mairtín Óg | |
| Place of birth | County Donegal , Ireland | |
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| Club | ||
| Position | [[Gaelic football and Hurling positions#|]] | |
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| Club | Years | Apps (scores) |
| ? | ? - | |
| Inter-County | ||
| County | Donegal | |
| Position | [[Gaelic football and Hurling positions#|]] | |
| Inter-County(ies)** | ||
| County | Years | Apps (scores) |
| Donegal/Mayo | ?- | |
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Martin Carney is a Gaelic Athletic Association commentator for RTÉ and TV analyst with The Sunday Game. He is a former inter-county footballer for Donegal and Mayo. He was educated at St. Eunan's College, Letterkenny, County Donegal and is the older brother of current president Rev. Fr. Michael Carney.
Carney was one of the selection team for the Coca Cola International Rules in 2002 and 2003.
Martin Carney emerged as favourite to take over from John Maughan as manager of the Mayo senior football side but quickly ruled himself out of contention. John O'Mahony became manager while Carney will act as a statistician and video analyst.
He has experience of management with Mayo in the past, taking the U21 football side to two All-Ireland finals in 1995 and 1995, both which they failed to win as the minors did in 1991 also. [1]
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