# Daniel Collins (hurler)

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Irish hurler

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Daniel Collins Personal information Native name Dónall Ó Coileáin (Irish) Born 1994 (age 31–32) Kilmoyley, County Kerry, Ireland Occupation Farmer Sport Sport Hurling Position Center Half Forward Club Years Club 201?- Kilmoyley Ardfert Club titles Kerry titles 4 Inter-county Years County 2013-present Kerry

**Daniel "Danny" Collins** (born 1994) is an [Irish](/source/Irish_people) [hurler](/source/Hurling) who plays as a center half forward for the [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) senior team.

Born in [Kilmoyley](/source/Kilmoyley), [County Kerry](/source/County_Kerry), Collins first played competitive hurling during his schooling at Causeway Comprehensive School.

## Club

Collins had enjoyed much success at club level in both football and hurling with [Ardfert](/source/Ardfert_GAA) and [Kilmoyley](/source/Kilmoyley_GAA). As well as underage success with St Brendan's District.

In 2012 he won a Kerry Minor Football title with the St Brendan's District team after a win over [Kenmare District](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kenmare_District&action=edit&redlink=1) in the final.[1]

His first major senior success came when he won a Kerry Intermediate Football Championship in 2014 after a win over [Spa](/source/Spa_GAA) in the final,[2] He later added a [Munster Intermediate Club Football Championship](/source/Munster_Intermediate_Club_Football_Championship) title after a win over [Valley Rovers](/source/Valley_Rovers) from Cork in the final.[3] He later lined out in [Croke Park](/source/Croke_Park) as [Ardfet](/source/Ardfert_GAA) faced [St. Croan's](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=St._Croan%27s&action=edit&redlink=1) from [Roscommon](/source/Roscommon) in the [All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Intermediate_Club_Football_Championship) final. A 1–14 to 0–09 win saw Collins pick up an All-Ireland winners medal.[4]

He lined out in the [2014 Kerry Senior Hurling Championship](/source/2014_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship) final where his side faced [Lixnaw](/source/Lixnaw_GAA). His first senior final ended in disappointment as he was on the losing side after a re-play.[5]

[[Kilmoyley GAA|Kilmoyley]] were back in the final in [2015](/source/2015_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship) where they faced [St Brendan's Ardfert](/source/St_Brendan's_Hurling_Club). Collins was in fine form as he helped himself to 2–10 in a 3–15 to 1–13 win to land his first county title.[6]

[Kilmoyley](/source/Kilmoyley_GAA) qualified for a third final in a row in 2016 where they faced off with [Ballyduff](/source/Ballyduff_GAA_(Kerry)). The sided finished level 1–17 to 2-14[7] Collins who his second title after a replay win on a 1–18 to 2–13 win. [Kilmoyley](/source/Kilmoyley_GAA) overcame [Limerick](/source/Limerick) champions [Monaleen](/source/Monaleen_GAA) to book a place in the [Munster Intermediate Club Hurling Championship](/source/Munster_Intermediate_Club_Hurling_Championship).[8] In the final Collins and co faced Waterford champions [[Lismore GAA|Lismore]] in [Mallow](/source/Mallow%2C_County_Cork). Despite scoring all of his side's points, 0–13 in total, it wasn't enough as the title went to Waterford on a 2–14 to 0–13 scoreline.

A 2018 final loss to [Lixnaw](/source/Lixnaw_GAA) was Collins and co lot for the next few seasons.

[Kilmoyley](/source/Kilmoyley_GAA) were back in the final once more in 2020, where the faced holders [Causeway](/source/Causeway_GAA).

## Underage

Collins played both football and hurling at minor level with [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA).

He arrived on the inter-county scene at the age of sixteen when he first linked up with the Kerry minor hurling team. His first success came when he won an [All-Ireland Minor B Hurling Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Minor_B_Hurling_Championship) title in 2012 after a final win over [Roscommon](/source/Roscommon_GAA).

He also lined out with the minor footballers in 2012. His only appearance was as a sub against [Limerick](/source/Limerick_GAA).[9]

He would later join the under-21 side and had some success. In 2013 he was part of the team that won the [All-Ireland Under-21 B Hurling Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Under-21_B_Hurling_Championship) after beating [Kildare](/source/Kildare_GAA) in the final.

## Senior

He made his senior debut during the [2013 league](/source/2013_National_Hurling_League). Collins quickly became a regular member of the starting fifteen as [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualified for the [Christy Ring Cup](/source/2013_Christy_Ring_Cup) final where they faced [Down](/source/Down_GAA) where Collins lined out at midfield. Despite being favorites Collins side lost out on a 3–16 to 2–17 scoreline.[10]

He was a regular member of the starting fifteen during [2014 league](/source/2014_National_Hurling_League). Collins helped [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualify for the [National League (Division 2A)](/source/National_Hurling_League) final where they faced [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA). Despite being underdogs Collins side took the title on a 3–16 to 3–13 scoreline. Kerry would subsequently lose a controversial Promotion/relegation play-off with [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA). Collins and co regrouped for the [Christy Ring Cup](/source/2014_Christy_Ring_Cup). Wins over [Derry](/source/Derry_GAA), [Kildare](/source/Kildare_GAA) and [Mayo](/source/Mayo_GAA) seen [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualify for a second final in a row. In the [Final](/source/2014_Christy_Ring_Cup_Final) [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) again faced [Kildare](/source/Kildare_GAA). Like in 2013 Collins and co came into the game as big favorites, however it was [Kildare's](/source/Kildare_GAA) goals that made the difference as they took the title on a 4–18 to 2–22 scoreline.[11]

For the second season in a row [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualified for the [National League (Division 2A)](/source/National_Hurling_League) final where they this time faced [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA). Collins and co powered to a 5–17 to 3–17 win to win a second league title.[12] Kerry would again have to play a controversial Promotion/relegation play-off with [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA). However where the Kingdom fell short to [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) in 2014 it was to be different as Collins and co had a famous 2–16 to 1–18 win at [Parnell Park](/source/Parnell_Park) to book a place in Division 1B for 2016.[13] [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) went into the [2015 Christy Ring Cup](/source/2015_Christy_Ring_Cup) as hot favorites having lost the two previous finals. Wins over [Down](/source/Down_GAA), [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA) and a huge semi-final win over [Kildare](/source/Kildare_GAA) seen [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) in the final for the fourth time in six seasons. The [2015 Christy Ring Cup Final](/source/2015_Christy_Ring_Cup_Final) with [Derry](/source/Derry_GAA) was a case of third time lucky for Collins as he finally got his hands on a winner medal after a 1–20 to 0–12 win.[14]

[Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) and Collins had a dream start to life in Division 1B of the [2016 National Hurling League](/source/2016_National_Hurling_League) as they overcame [Laois](/source/Laois_GAA) in the opening round.[15] Before running [Limerick](/source/Limerick_GAA) to just four points.[16] Heavy losses to both [Wexford](/source/Wexford_GAA) and [Clare](/source/Clare_GAA) looked to derail the season before a historic first victory over [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) in 60 years at [Birr](/source/Birr%2C_County_Offaly) on the final day.[17] Despite this they still found themselves in the Division 1B relegation play-off where they again faced [Laois](/source/Laois_GAA). Collins and co powered to a second win of the season over their Leinster counterparts at [Austin Stack Park](/source/Austin_Stack_Park) on a 2–27 to 1–19 scoreline.[18] [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) entered [Leinster Senior Hurling Championship](/source/Leinster_Senior_Hurling_Championship) Qualifier Group along with [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA), [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA) and [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA). It was a somewhat disappointing campaign for Collins and co as despite an opening round win over [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA) they would lose out to both [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA) and [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) to finish third in the group.

The [2017 National Hurling League](/source/2017_National_Hurling_League) wouldn't go as well as 2016. Despite an opining round win over [Laois](/source/Laois_GAA), where Collins scored two points, that was as good as it got for The Kingdom.[19] Heavey losees to [Limerick](/source/Limerick_GAA),[20] [Wexford](/source/Wexford_GAA)[21] and [Galway](/source/Galway_GAA)[22] followed. It set up a final day show down with [Offaly](/source/Offaly). It was the Leinster side who got the win to book a Quarter-final spot and put Collins and co into the relegation play-off.[23] For the second year in a row they would face [Laois](/source/Laois_GAA). It turned out to be an absolute thriller as the sides went to extra time. In the end it was the Leinster side who won out on a 4–20 to 1–30 scoreline.[24] Come championship Kerry again played in the [Leinster Championship](/source/2017_All-Ireland_Senior_Hurling_Championship#Leinster_Senior_Hurling_Championship) however Collins missed out on all three of the side's games.

For the [2018 National Hurling League](/source/2018_National_Hurling_League) [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) found themselves back in Division 2A. Losses to main rivals [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA) and [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA) meant Collins and co missed out on a league final spot. Come championship [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) took place in the inaugural staging of the [Joe McDonagh Cup](/source/Joe_McDonagh_Cup). As in the league losses to [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA) and [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA) meant Collins and co again missed out on a final spot.

Collins missed the opening rounds of the [2019 National Hurling League](/source/2019_National_Hurling_League). He returned to help his side to the final where they faced [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA). The result didn't go [Kerry's](/source/Kerry_GAA) was losing out on a 0–12 to 0–10 scoreline.[25] Despite a good league campaign the [Joe McDonagh Cup](/source/Joe_McDonagh_Cup) wasn't as good. Collins and co needed a last round win over [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) to avoid relegation.[26]

Collins missed out on the [2020 National Hurling League](/source/2020_National_Hurling_League) due to injury. The [Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games](/source/Impact_of_the_COVID-19_pandemic_on_Gaelic_games) however seen the [Joe McDonagh Cup](/source/2020_Joe_McDonagh_Cup) being played later in the season and as a result Collins was able to get back to fitness. Wins over [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA), [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA) and [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA) seen the Kingdom qualify for a first McDonagh Cup final. In the final they faced [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA) in [Croke Park](/source/Croke_Park) as a curtain-raiser for the [2020 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final](/source/2020_All-Ireland_Senior_Hurling_Championship_Final). Despite two points from Collins the title went to [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA) on a 0–22 to 1–17 scoreline.[27] Collins ended the year by winning a Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year award.

The [2021 National Hurling League](/source/2021_National_Hurling_League) seen Collins and co lose our to main rivals [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) and [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA) and missed out in a final spot. The [2021 Joe McDonagh Cup](/source/2021_Joe_McDonagh_Cup) see [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) in a group with [Down](/source/Down_GAA) and [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA). An opening round win over [Down](/source/Down_GAA) looked to put the Kerrymen on track, however a surprise loss to [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA) looked to derail the season. However, in a strange twist of fate Kerry had a better scoring difference and qualified for the final for the second season in a row. In the final [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) faced [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA). Is wasn't to be as Collins was on the losing side once again on a 2–28 to 1–24 scoreline.[28]

[Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualified for the semi-final of the [2022 National Hurling League](/source/2022_National_Hurling_League) where they lost out to [Westmeath](/source/Westmeath_GAA), with Collins playing a role throughout.[29] The [2022 Joe McDonagh Cup](/source/2022_Joe_McDonagh_Cup) seen [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) in a group along with [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA), [Down](/source/Down_GAA), [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA), [Offaly](/source/Offaly_GAA) and [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA). Wins over [Carlow](/source/Carlow_GAA), [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA) and [Meath](/source/Meath_GAA) seen [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) qualify for a third final in a row. For the second time in three seasons it was a [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) v [Antrim](/source/Antrim_GAA) final. Despite three points from Collins [Kerry](/source/Kerry_GAA) lost a thriller on a 5–22 to 4–24 scoreline.[30] Collins missed out on [Kerry's](/source/Kerry_GAA) Preliminary Quarter-Final loss to [Wexford](/source/Wexford_GAA).

## Honours

### Team

**Kilmoyley**

- [Kerry Senior Hurling Championship](/source/Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship) (4): [2015](/source/2015_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship), [2016](/source/2016_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship), [2020](/source/2020_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship), [2021](/source/2021_Kerry_Senior_Hurling_Championship)

- [Munster Intermediate Club Hurling Championship](/source/Munster_Intermediate_Club_Hurling_Championship) (1): 2021

**Ardfert**

- [Kerry Intermediate Football Championship](/source/Kerry_Intermediate_Football_Championship) (1): 2014

- [Munster Intermediate Club Football Championship](/source/Munster_Intermediate_Club_Football_Championship) (1): 2014

- [All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Intermediate_Club_Football_Championship) (1): 2015

**St Brendan's District**

- [Kerry Minor Football Championship](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kerry_Minor_Football_Championship&action=edit&redlink=1) (1): 2012

**Kerry**

- [Christy Ring Cup](/source/Christy_Ring_Cup) (1): [2015](/source/2015_Christy_Ring_Cup)

- [National League (Division 2A)](/source/National_Hurling_League) (2): [2014](/source/2014_National_Hurling_League), [2015](/source/2015_National_Hurling_League)

- [All-Ireland Under 21 B Hurling Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Under_21_B_Hurling_Championship) (1): 2013

- [All-Ireland Minor B Hurling Championship](/source/All-Ireland_Minor_B_Hurling_Championship) (1): 2012 - GAA/GPA 2020 Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year (1): 2020

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Daniel Collins navigation boxes Sporting positions Preceded by John Griffin Kerry Senior Hurling Captain 2016 Succeeded by Aiden McCabe v t e Kerry – 2013 All-Ireland Under-21 B Hurling Champions 1 N. Leen 2 T. B. McElligott 3 A. Fealy 4 K. Orpen 5 T. Casey 6 B. Murphy 7 D. Fitzell 8 B. Brosnan 9 B. O'Leary (c) 10 P. McGrath 11 D. Collins 12 M. O'Leary 13 P. J. Connolly 14 P. Boyle 15 D. Leahy Subs used 20 K. Carmody for P. J. Connolly 17 T. Barrett for T. B. McElligott 18 S. Weir for D. Leahy 21 P. Lucid for K. Carmody Subs not used 16 K. Fitzgibbons 19 C. McCarthy 22 D. O'Leary 23 S. O'Connor 24 D. Goulding 25 T. Maunsell 26 J. Bowler 27 D. Griffin 28 K. O'Sullivan 29 A. O'Leary Manager J. Walsh Selectors J. Lucid D. J. Leahy T. O'Connell v t e Kerry – 2015 Christy Ring Cup champions (2nd title) 1 S. Murphy 2 R. Horgan 3 P. Costelloe 4 B. Murphy 5 D. Collins 6 D. Dinneen 7 K. Carmody 8 J. Griffin (c) 9 P. Kelly 10 M. O'Leary 11 J. Egan 12 C. Harty 13 M. Boyle 14 S. Nolan 15 P. Boyle Subs used 21 J. O'Neill for P. Boyle 17 D. Butler for M. O'Leary 25 S. Weir for M. Boyle 20 J. Flaherty for C. Harty 19 D. Fitzell for D. Dineen Subs not used 16 P. Lucid 18 T. Casey 22 B. O'Leary 23 A. Royle 24 D. Shanahan 26 G. O'Grady Manager É. Kelly Coach C. Gleeson Selectors D. J. Leahy T. O'Connell B. Cummins v t e Kerry – 2020 Joe McDonagh Cup finalist 1 J. B. O'Halloran 2 B. Murphy (c) 3 T. O'Connor 4 E. Leen 5 J. Diggins 6 F. Mackessy 7 M. Leane 8 B. Barrett 9 P. O'Connor 10 M. O'Leary 11 S. Nolan 12 S. Conway 13 D. Collins 14 M. Boyle 15 M. O'Connor Subs used 26 B. O'Mahony for M. O'Connor 19 P. Boyle for P. O'Connor 18 C. Harty for M. Boyle 21 B. O'Leary for B. Barrett Subs not used 16 D. Delaney 17 S. Weir 20 T. Casey 22 C. O'Keeffe 23 E. Murphy 24 J. O'Connor 25 D. Goggin Manager F. O'Connor Coach B. Culbert Selectors B. Cummins S. Maunsell É. Fitzgerald v t e Kerry – 2021 Joe McDonagh Cup finalist 1 J. B. O'Halloran 2 E. Leen 3 E. Murphy 4 C. O'Keeffe 5 J. Diggins 6 F. Mackessy 7 T. O'Connor 8 P. O'Connor (c) 9 S. Nolan 10 M. Boyle 11 D. Collins 12 B. O'Mahony 13 P. Boyle 14 S. Conway 15 C. Hussey Subs used 17 M. Leane for P. O'Connor 18 B. Murphy for T. O'Connor 23 M. O'Connor for B. O'Mahony Subs not used 16 D. Delaney 19 D. Hunt 20 E. Ross 21 J. O'Connor 22 F. O'Sullivan 24 F. McCarthy 25 C. Savage 26 N. O'Mahony Extended panel 27 C. Walsh 28 J. Buckley 29 B. Barrett 30 B. O'Leary 31 J. Conway 32 T. Brick 33 M. O'Leary 34 D. Casey 35 S. Sheehan Manager F. O'Connor Coach B. Culbert Selectors J. O'Connor S. Maunsell É. Fitzgerald v t e 2020 Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year 1 B. Treacy 2 T. O'Connor 3 M. Donnelly 4 S. Rooney 5 J. Diggins 6 A. Clarke 7 G. Walsh 8 S. Nolan 9 K. Molloy 10 N. McKenna 11 S. Conway 12 D. Collins 13 C. Nolan 14 C. McCannPOTY 15 C. Clarke

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