Dave Barry (footballer)

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Dave Barry
Personal information
Irish name	Daithí de Barra
Sport	Gaelic/Association football
Position	Centre-forward/Midfielder
Born	16 September 1961 Cork, Ireland
Height	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Club(s)
Years	Club
1970s–1990s	St. Finbarr's /Cork City F.C.
Club Titles
Cork titles	4
Munster titles	4
All-Ireland Titles	2
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County	Apps (scores)
1980–1991	Cork	31 (6–54)
Inter-county titles
Munster titles	4
All Irelands	2
NFL	1
All Stars	1

Dave Barry (born 16 September 1961 in Cork, Ireland) is an Irish former sportsperson.

He played Gaelic football with his local club St. Finbarr's and soccer for Tramore Athletic F.C. and was a member of the Cork senior inter-county team from 1980 until 1991.^[1] Barry also played football with and managed Cork City making his League of Ireland debut in Cork's first ever League game on the 16th of September 1984. As a player, he won a league title, several national cups and played in numerous European ties for the club. When in charge, he won City's second FAI Cup and the side were also at the top end of the League of Ireland table under his stewardship. Perhaps his most famous moment is scoring the goal that put Cork City 1–0 up against giants Bayern Munich at Musgrave Park in the 1991–92 UEFA Cup.^[2] He also scored against Galatasaray S.K. (football team) at the Ali Sami Yen Stadium in the 1993–94 UEFA Champions League first round.^[3]

His FAI Cup triumph in 1998 carried on a family tradition as his grandfather Bobby Buckle won it in 1934 with Cork F.C. and his father had won it with Fordsons F.C. in 1926.

Honours

As a player

League of Ireland:
- Cork City - 1992-93

League of Ireland Cup: 2
- Cork City - 1987-88, 1994–95

As a manager

FAI Cup:
- Cork City - 1998

League of Ireland Cup:
- Cork City - 1998/99

Sources

Just Follow the Floodlights by Brian Kennedy (ISBN 978-1-908308-03-0)

References

↑ "Senior Football – Munster Final Winning Teams (1887–2007)". Munster GAA. Retrieved 2009-04-28.
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v t e Cork – 1988 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up

1 J. Kerins 2 N. Cahalane 3 C. Corrigan 4 S. O'Brien 5 T. Davis 6 C. Counihan 7 T. Nation (c) 8 S. Fahy 9 T. McCarthy 10 P. McGrath 11 L. Tompkins 12 B. Coffey 13 D. Allen 14 D. Barry 15 M. McCarthy Played in drawn game D. Walsh Subs used C. O'Neill for M. McCarthy J. O'Driscoll for P. McGrath Subs not used M. Maguire D. Culloty M. Burns Manager B. Morgan

Cork – 1989 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (5th title)

Subs used: J. O'Driscoll for B. Coffey; M. McCarthy for S. Fahy; D. Culloty for J. Cleary

Subs not used: M. Maguire; T. Nation; D. Walsh; M. Burns; C. O'Neill; E. O'Mahony

Manager: B. Morgan

Selectors: B. Honahan; S. Murphy; D. Loughman; M. Farr

Cork – 1990 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (6th title)

Subs used: P. Hayes for D. Barry; J. O'Driscoll for M. McCarthy; J. Cleary for P. McGrath

Subs not used: M. Maguire; C. Corrigan; T. Davis; J. Kerrigan; D. Walsh; M. O'Connor

Manager: B. Morgan

Selectors: B. Honahan; S. Murphy; D. Loughman; C. Collins

v t e 1989 All Star Gaelic Football Team

1 G. Irwin 2 J. Browne 3 G. Hargan 4 D. Flanagan 5 C. Murphy 6 C. Counihan 7 T. Davis 8 T. McCarthy 9 W. J. Padden 10 D. Barry 11 L. Tompkins 12 N. Durkin 13 P. McGrath 14 E. McKenna 15 T. McManus

v t e Cork City F.C. – managers

Tambling (1984) Allen (1984–1985) O'Mahoney (1986) O'Keefe (1987–1988) O'Mahoney (1988–1992) Richardson (1992–1993) O'Mahoney (1993–1994) Hindmarch (1994–1995) Barry (1995–2000) Murphy (2000) Mountfield (2000) Murphy (2000–2003) Dolan (2003–2004) Richardson (2005–2007) Mathews (2008) Doolin (2009) Collins (2010) Dunne (2010–2013) Caulfield (2014–)

Persondata
Name	Barry, Dave
Alternative names
Short description	Irish football manager
Date of birth	16 September 1961
Place of birth	Cork
Date of death
Place of death

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