# Paddy Durcan

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Mayo Gaelic footballer

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Paddy Durcan Personal information Native name Pádraig Ó Dhuarcáin (Irish) Born (1994-09-27) 27 September 1994 (age 31) Castlebar, Ireland Occupation Student Height 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in) Sport Sport Gaelic football Position Right half-back Club Years Club Castlebar Mitchels Club titles Mayo titles 4 Connacht titles 2 Inter-county Years County 2015– Mayo Inter-county titles Connacht titles 1 All-Irelands 0 NFL 2 All Stars 1

**Paddy Durcan** (born 1994), otherwise known as Captain Durcs,[*[citation needed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)*] is a [Gaelic footballer](/source/Gaelic_football) who plays for [Castlebar Mitchels](/source/Castlebar_Mitchels_GAA) and at senior level for the [Mayo county team](/source/Mayo_county_football_team).

Durcan started at [left half-back](/source/Gaelic_football%2C_hurling_and_camogie_positions) in the [2016 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final](/source/2016_All-Ireland_Senior_Football_Championship_final)[1] and again in the [2017 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final](/source/2017_All-Ireland_Senior_Football_Championship_final), both against [Dublin](/source/Dublin_county_football_team).

With his club [Castlebar Mitchels](/source/Castlebar_Mitchels_GAA), Durcan played in both the [2013–14](/source/2013%E2%80%9314_All-Ireland_Senior_Club_Football_Championship) and the [2015–16 All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship](/source/2015%E2%80%9316_All-Ireland_Senior_Club_Football_Championship).

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["All-Ireland SFC Final: Mayo Player Profiles"](https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/gaelic-games/gaelic-football/all-ireland-sfc-final-mayo-player-profiles-1.2795387).

v t e Mayo football team – current senior panel 1 C. Reape 2 J. Coyne 3 D. McBrien 4 D. McHugh 5 R. Brickenden 6 S. Callinan 7 E. McLaughlin 8 S. Coen 9 M. Ruane 10 T. Conroy 11 D. McHale 12 J. Flynn 13 A. O'Shea 14 J. Carney 15 R. O'Donoghue Subs 19 C. Loftus for McLaughlin 21 D. O'Connor for McHale 18 E. Hession for Coyne 20 C. O'Connor for Ruane 26 B. Tuohy for O'Shea 25 P. Towey for Brickenden 24 M. Plunkett for Callinan Subs not used 16 R. Hennelly 17 J. Carr 22 E. O'Donoghue 23 P. O'Hora Managers K. McStay Coaches/Selectors S. Rochford D. Buckley J. Canney D. Mulligan (Above is the starting lineup vs Derry on 22 June 2024)

Mayo panels v t e Mayo – 2016 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up 16 R. Hennelly 2 B. Harrison 3 D. Vaughan 4 K. Higgins 5 L. Keegan 6 C. Boyle 7 P. Durcan 8 S. O'Shea 9 T. Parsons 10 K. McLoughlin 11 A. O'Shea 12 D. O'Connor 13 J. Doherty 14 A. Moran 15 C. O'Connor Subs used in replay 19 S. Coen for L. Keegan 23 C. O'Shea for D. Vaughan 1 D. Clarke for R. Hennelly 24 B. Moran for A. Moran 22 A. Dillon for J. Doherty 17 C. Barrett for C. Boyle Subs used in drawn match 20 E. Regan for A. Moran 26 C. Loftus for E. Regan Subs not used 18 K. Keane 21 D. Drake 25 A. Freeman Manager S. Rochford Selectors D. Buckley T. McEntee v t e Mayo – 2017 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up 1 D. Clarke 2 B. Harrison 3 D. Vaughan 4 K. Higgins 5 L. Keegan 6 C. Barrett 7 C. Boyle 8 S. O'Shea 9 T. Parsons 10 K. McLoughlin 11 A. O'Shea 18 P. Durcan 13 J. Doherty 14 A. Moran 15 C. O'Connor Subs 12 D. O'Connor for S. O'Shea 19 S. Coen for Durcan 23 C. Loftus for Moran 20 D. Drake for Doherty 22 D. Kirby for McLoughlin 17 G. Cafferkey for Higgins Subs not used 16 R. Hennelly 21 S. Nally 24 C. O'Shea 25 B. Moran 26 A. Dillon Manager S. Rochford Selectors D. Buckley T. McEntee P. Burke v t e Mayo – 2020 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runners-up 1 D. Clarke 2 C. Barrett 3 O. Mullin 4 L. Keegan 5 P. Durcan 6 S. Coen 7 E. McLaughlin 8 C. Loftus 9 M. Ruane 10 K. McLoughlin 11 R. O'Donoghue 12 D. O'Connor 13 T. Conroy 14 A. O'Shea (c) 15 C. O'Connor Subs used 18 M. Plunkett for P. Durcan 25 J. Carr for T. Conroy 26 D. Coen for R. O'Donoghue 22 J. Flynn for C. Loftus 24 J. Durcan for E. McLaughlin Subs not used 16 R. Hennelly 17 P. O'Hora 19 R. Brickenden 20 K. Higgins 21 T. Parsons 23 F. Boland Manager J. Horan Selectors M. Barrett D. Forde J. Burke

All Stars v t e 2019 All Star Gaelic Football Team 1 S. CluxtonFOTY 2 M. Fitzsimons 3 R. McNamee 4 T. O'Sullivan 5 P. Durcan 6 B. Howard 7 J. McCaffrey 8 B. Fenton 9 D. Moran 10 P. Mannion 11 S. O'Shea 12 M. Murphy 13 D. Clifford 14 C. McShane 15 C. O'Callaghan v t e Mayo All Stars Mayo has 54 All Stars, as of 2021. 33 different players have won, as of 2021. Lee Keegan won five All Stars, while Colm Boyle won four. denotes that a player also won Footballer of the Year that season. 1971: Johnny Carey 1979: Joe McGrath 1985: Dermot Flanagan, Willie Joe Padden, Kevin McStay 1989: Gabriel Irwin, Jimmy Browne, Dermot Flanagan2nd, Willie Joe Padden2nd, Noel Durkin 1992: T. J. Kilgallon 1993: Kevin O'Neill 1996: Kenneth Mortimer, Pat Holmes, James Nallen, Liam McHale, James Horan 1997: Kenneth Mortimer2nd, Pat Fallon 1999: James Horan2nd 2004: James Nallen2nd, Ciarán McDonald 2006: Alan Dillon, Conor Mortimer 2011: Andy Moran 2012: Ger Cafferkey, Keith Higgins, Lee Keegan, Alan Dillon2nd 2013: Keith Higgins2nd, Lee Keegan2nd, Colm Boyle, Aidan O'Shea 2014: Keith Higgins3rd, Colm Boyle2nd, Cillian O'Connor 2015: Lee Keegan3rd, Aidan O'Shea2nd 2016: David Clarke, Brendan Harrison, Lee Keegan 4th, Colm Boyle3rd 2017: David Clarke2nd, Chris Barrett, Keith Higgins3rd Colm Boyle4th, Aidan O'Shea3rd, Andy Moran 2nd 2019: Paddy Durcan 2020: Oisín Mullin, Cillian O'Connor2nd 2021: Lee Keegan5th, Matthew Ruane, Ryan O'Donoghue

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