Ronan Curran
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rónán Curran (born 1990) is an Irish sportsman. He plays in the half-back line on the Cork senior hurling team.
A player with the famous St. Finbarr's Gaelic Athletic Association club in Cork, Curran has won many honours as a hurler and a footballer for Cork. He received his first winner medals in 1998 when he claimed both Munster and All-Ireland honours with Cork's minor hurlers. The following year (1999) he won a Munster minor football medal with Cork. Curran, however, then decided to concentrate on hurling when he made his debut on the senior hurling panel in 2003. Since then he has collected 2 All-Ireland medals (2004, 2005), 3 Munster Championship medals (2003, 2005, 2006). Curran also has 2 All Star Awards to his name.
[edit] External links
| Cork - All-Ireland Hurling Champions 2004 (29th title) | ||
|---|---|---|
|
1 D. Óg Cusack | 2 W. Sherlock | 3 D. O'Sullivan | 4 B. Murphy | 5 J. Gardiner | 6 R. Curran | 7 S. Óg Ó hAilpín | 8 J. O'Connor | 9 T. Kenny | 10 B. O'Connor (Capt.) | 11 N. McCarthy | 12 T. McCarthy | 13 K. Murphy | 14 B. Corcoran | 15 J. Deane | Subs: J. Browne | Manager: D. O'Grady |
||
| Cork - All-Ireland Hurling Champions 2005 (30th title) | ||
|---|---|---|
|
1 D. Óg Cusack | 2 P. Mulcahy | 3 D. O'Sullivan | 4 B. Murphy | 5 J. Gardiner | 6 R. Curran | 7 S. Óg Ó hAilpín (Capt.) | 8 T. Kenny | 9 J. O'Connor | 10 B. O'Connor | 11 N. McCarthy | 12 T. McCarthy | 13 K. Murphy | 14 B. Corcoran | 15 J. Deane | Subs: N. Ronan | K. Murphy | Manager: J. Allen |
||
| Cork Senior Hurling Team 2006 | ||
|---|---|---|
|
1 D. Óg Cusack | 2 B. Murphy | 3 D. O'Sullivan | 4 P. Mulcahy (Capt.) | 5 J. Gardiner | 6 R. Curran | 7 S. Óg Ó hAilpín | 8 T. Kenny | 9 J. O'Connor | 10 T. McCarthy | 11 N. McCarthy | 12 N. Ronan | 13 B. O'Connor | 14 B. Corcoran | 15 J. Deane | 16 M. Coleman | 17 W. Sherlock | 18 C. O'Connor | 19 P. Kelly | 20 K. Hartnett | 21 K. Murphy | 22 C. Naughton | 23 C. Cusack | 24 P. Cronin | 25 A. Nash | 26 K. Murphy | 27 S. O'Neill | 28 C. McGann | 29 K. Cronin | |
||
 This Gaelic football biographical article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
