Michael McGee (Gaelic footballer)

Irish Gaelic footballer

Irish name Micháel Mac Aoidh

Sport Gaelic football

Born Tyrone, Northern Ireland

Michael McGee
Personal information
Irish name	Micháel Mac Aoidh
Sport	Gaelic football
Position	Corner back
Born	Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Height	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Nickname	The Tongue
Occupation	Civil Servant
Club(s)
Years	Club
	Loughmacrory
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County
1999-present	Tyrone
Inter-county titles
Ulster titles	5
All-Irelands	3
NFL	2
All Stars	0

Michael "Mickey" McGee is a former Gaelic footballer who played for the Loughmacrory club and the Tyrone county team.^[1]

McGee has three All-Ireland Senior Football Championship winners' medals. He brought the first All-Ireland senior championship medal to his club, Loughmacrory, in 2003, the year Tyrone made the breakthrough at county senior level, and he won an All-Ireland minor medal with the county in 1998. From there he progressed to the Under-21 grade where he won two All-Ireland Under-21 championships in 2000 and 2001.

He helped Tyrone regain the Sam Maguire Cup in 2005.

McGee's 2007 and 2008 seasons were hampered by a shoulder injury, one of Tyrone's many long-term injuries.

References

↑ "Injury crisis hits Red Hand side". BBC. 15 May 2006. Retrieved 5 February 2010.

Tyrone squads

Tyrone – 2003 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (1st title)

1 J. Devine
2 C. Gourley
3 C. McAnallen
4 R. McMenamin
5 C. Gormley
6 G. Devlin
7 P. Jordan
8 K. Hughes
9 S. Cavanagh
10 B. Dooher
11 B. McGuigan
12 G. Cavlan
13 E. McGinley
14 P. Canavan (c)
15 O. Mulligan

Subs: P. McConnell; D. Carlin; Mark Harte; C. Holmes; P. Horisk; C. Lawn; P. Loughran; D. McCrossan; M. McGee; C. McGinley; F. McGuigan; S. Mulgrew; S. O'Neill; B. Robinson; M. Coleman

Manager: Mickey Harte

(Team as of September 2003 versus Armagh)

Tyrone – 2005 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (2nd title)

1 P. McConnell
2 R. McMenamin
3 J. McMahon
4 M. McGee
5 D. Harte
6 C. Gormley
7 P. Jordan
8 E. McGinley
9 S. Cavanagh
10 B. Dooher (c)
11 B. McGuigan
12 R. Mellon
13 P. Canavan
14 S. O'Neill
15 O. Mulligan

Substitutes used: C. Holmes for Canavan; C. Lawn for McMahon; P. Canavan for McGinley

Substitutes not used: J. Devine; E. Bradley; B. Meenan; G. Devlin; B. Donnelly; P. Donnelly; C. Gourley; Mark Harte; C. McCullagh; L. Meenan; M. Murphy; M. Penrose; S. Sweeney

Manager: M. Harte
Trainer: F. McCann

(Team as of 25 September 2005 versus Kerry)

v t e Tyrone – 2008 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (3rd title)
16 P. McConnell 2 R. McMenamin 3 Justin McMahon 12 Joe McMahon 5 D. Harte 6 C. Gormley 7 P. Jordan 8 C. Holmes 9 E. McGinley 10 B. Dooher (c) 29 M. Penrose 25 R. Mellon 13 T. McGuigan 14 S. Cavanagh 15 C. McCullagh Substitutes used Stephen O'Neill* for McCullagh (25') K. Hughes for Holmes (half-time) B. McGuigan for Penrose (51') O. Mulligan for Mellon (57') C. Cavanagh for T. McGuigan (68') Substitutes not used J. Curran D. Carlin P. Donnelly N. Gormley C. McCarron D. McCaul M. McGee C. Gourley R. Mulgrew O. Mulligan Shaun O'Neill P. J. Quinn P. Quinn* Manager M. Harte Trainer F. McCann Performance coach C. Currid
(Team as of 21 September 2008 versus Kerry)
Notes: J Devine was on the starting lineup but had to withdraw from the squad due to a family bereavement. Stephen O'Neill's name was not in the match program due to there only being space for thirty names. He played, and came on as a substitute with the number 31 on his back. Paul Quinn's name was not in the match program due to there only being space for thirty names.

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