Brendan Kealy

Teacher🎓 Goalkeeping🥅🙌 @thegaagk YouTube: Brendan Kealy

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

@JeremyFrisch So well said 👏👏

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

@AdamMoynihan 😂😂

[The Blindboy Podcast @bbboatclub]

Fair play to him for this

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

Yes 🙌

[Former Footballers @FinishedPlayers]

The best double save in football history by Grégory Coupet

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

@GAAKeeperCoach Happy birthday Dónal 👏👏

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

@GAAKeeperCoach Great save 👏 brave, composure and timing 👌

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

Our school's Christmas video. Click the link to have a look. Great work by all 👏And a brand new original song to top it off!

https://t.co/2te34ghjKX

[RTÉ News @rtenews]

A rousing performance of 'Fairytale of New York' was given by Glen Hansard and Lisa O'Neill at the funeral of Shane MacGowan in Nenagh, Co Tipperary. The performance was greeted by cheers inside and outside the church | https://t.co/a1x3oRVRMz

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

Can't stop watching this. That second save! #octopuschild

[Keeper Portal @KeeperPortal]

Got to love tiny keepers making huge saves! Throwback to this epic double 😍🧤

[Goalkeepers Anonymous @goalkeepersanon]

Gavin Bazunu must be buzzing to have his manager publicly back him so well, the confidence boost would be incredible! Russell Martin 👏
#goalkeeper #SaintsFC

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Irish Family Eating a Meal of Potatoes and Milk, 1917.

The "Irish" potato is not originally from Ireland but from South America (specifically Peru and Bolivia), where the Indigenous people have been growing it for thousands of years. After the Spanish conquistadors invaded the region during the 16th century, they brought the potato back to Europe where it eventually became a popular food crop by the 19th century.

During the 1840s, a potato blight began to infect all the potatoes throughout Europe. The Irish were hit particularly hard because they almost solely subsisted on potatoes. They were mostly tenant farmers who were allocated a small plot of land in return for working on the lands of their landlords. Potatoes were easy to grow in a small area and were cheap, filling, and less prone to spoilage, so it became the perfect food source for the poor.

At the height of the Irish famine in 1847, the British landowners continued the exportation of food from Ireland to England and Scotland, which only exacerbated the situation. England refused to enact any sort of export ban. Approximately 1 million Irish people died due to starvation.

In the same year, the Choctaw people managed to scrape together $170 (worth $4,800 today) to send to Ireland for famine relief. Just 16 years prior, the Choctaw had been removed from their lands and made to walk the "Trail of Tears" in which as many as 4,000 men, women, and children died due to starvation, disease, and exposure.

The Ottoman Empire also sent ships stocked with food but were turned away by the British. They had to covertly transport their supplies into a small town, 70 miles north of Dublin, in order to feed the starving Irish. Sultan Abdulmeiid I also offered to donate 10,000 British pounds (worth $1.3 million today), but Queen Victoria refused to accept as she had already donated 2,000 British pounds and did not want to lose face. The sultan begrudgingly lowered his offer to 1,000 British pounds.

[James Ducker @TelegraphDucker]

Feature on new #MUFC signing Andre Onana:
🔴 The digital to De Gea’s analogue
⚪️ Playing as a “holding midfielder”
⚫️ The drugs ban
🔴 Van der Sar bond
⚪️ Anger at stereotypes around black GKs
⚫️ Cameroon spat
https://t.co/sFIvM4UPhd

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

@keithwaters28 Brilliant Keith. The equivalent of finishing with a game in a team session!

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

Only the US could make Goalie Wars a real event! Hours spent at this in the garden as a young lad. I'm all for it anyway! 🙌

[FootballJOE @FootballJOE]

Petition to make this a regular thing

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

Yes. In any sport! Concentration, timing, reactions, hand-eye.... Something else

[Gaelic Keeper Coaching - Dr. Donal Hughes @DocKeeperCoach]

Is this up there with the greatest hurling saves ever?
#kilkenny

[David Preece @davidpreece12]

It’s a better save than I actually first thought. Technically made better by opting to punch to get it away from danger or concede another corner. Ake knew.

[Roscommon LGFA @RoscommonLGFA]

Goal Keeper Workshop

Saturday, 17th June in St. Faithleach’s, Ballyleague from 12-2pm 💙💛
Register by Friday 9th June

Contact
Shane 0877033502
Or
[email protected]

[Brendan Kealy @brendankealy]

👌👌👌 Link to bid in tweet below👇

[Kilcummin GAA @KilcumminGAA]

One of the items available to bid on, Framed silks of Luke McMahon signed by Gold Cup Winning Trainer Willie Mullins, Gold Cup Winning Jockeys Paul Townend & Rachel Blackmore and the most successful Irish Amateur Rider Patrick Mullins.

Bid: https://t.co/sFpCCTeFXW

[Cahair O'Kane @CahairOKane1]

Column: It's like somebody put Danny Kennedy in charge of Gaelic football and he's decided it's all the goalkeepers' fault. The absence of any goalkeeping voices in punditry was evident at the weekend and ensures the role remains completely misunderstood
https://t.co/eFKkhdcDRN