Tommy Ryan (Gaelic footballer)

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Tommy Ryan, a Gaelic footballer, was born in 1967 in Termon, Donegal, Ireland, where he still lives today.

Ryan was Donegal's top scorer in the 1992 Ulster Championship. He made his championship debut against Armagh GAA in 1988. He won two trench cups with Sligo GAA. He won an Ulster Minor Championship in 1985, an Ulster and All-Ireland Medal with the U-21s in 1987, and a Senior Ulster and an All-Ireland Championship Medal in 1992.

References

"Ryan, Tommy". Hogan Stand. 10 July 1992. Retrieved 11 September 2010.

v t e Donegal – 1987 All-Ireland Under 21 Football Champions (2nd title)
1 D. Gallagher 2 J. J. Doherty 3 J. Connors 4 T. Maguire 5 D. Keon 6 J. Cunningham (c) 7 P. Carr 8 B. Cunningham 9 J. B. Gallagher 10 P. Hegarty 11 T. Ryan 12 B. McGowan 13 D. Ward 14 M. Boyle 15 L. Gavigan Substitute used in first game S. Ward Substitutes used in replay C. White J. McDermott Manager P. J. McGowan Assistants J. White J. Winston

Donegal – 1987 All-Ireland Under 21 Football Champions (2nd title)

1 D. Gallagher
2 J. J. Doherty
3 J. Connors
4 T. Maguire
5 D. Keon
6 J. Cunningham (c)
7 P. Carr
8 B. Cunningham
9 J. B. Gallagher
10 P. Hegarty
11 T. Ryan
12 B. McGowan
13 D. Ward
14 M. Boyle
15 L. Gavigan

Substitute used in first game: S. Ward

Substitutes used in replay: C. White; J. McDermott

Manager: P. J. McGowan

Assistants: J. White; J. Winston

v t e Donegal – 1992 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (1st title)
1 G. Walsh 2 B. McGowan 3 M. Gallagher 4 N. Hegarty 5 D. Reid 6 M. Gavigan 24 J. J. Doherty 8 A. Molloy (c) 9 B. Murray 10 J. McHugh 11 M. McHugh 12 J. McMullan 13 D. Bonner 14 T. Boyle 15 M. Boyle Substitutes used 20 B. Cunningham for B. Murray Substitutes not used 7 M. Shovlin 16 P. Callaghan 17 T. Ryan 18 P. Carr 19 C. Mulgrew 21 J. Cunningham 22 S. Maguire 23 M. Gallagher 25 J. McGuinness 26 M. Crossan Manager B. McEniff Selectors M. Lafferty S. Bonner A. Harkin N. McCole Other backroom personnel The Man in Dublin: S. Ferriter The Man in the Stand: P. McShea Team doctor: A. O'Kennedy

Donegal – 1992 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions (1st title)

Substitutes used: 20 B. Cunningham for B. Murray

Substitutes not used: 7 M. Shovlin; 16 P. Callaghan; 17 T. Ryan; 18 P. Carr; 19 C. Mulgrew; 21 J. Cunningham; 22 S. Maguire; 23 M. Gallagher; 25 J. McGuinness; 26 M. Crossan

Manager: B. McEniff

Selectors: M. Lafferty; S. Bonner; A. Harkin; N. McCole

Other backroom personnel

The Man in Dublin: S. Ferriter
The Man in the Stand: P. McShea
Team doctor: A. O'Kennedy

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