GAA talking points: Back in Croker 27 years later, O'Keeffe proves Rathmore are in very, very safe hands 

It was Rathmore stopper Kenneth O’Keeffe’s first time back in Croke Park since the 1996 All-Ireland minor final.
REACHING THE SUMMIT: Rathmore's players celebrate after the game. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

REACHING THE SUMMIT: Rathmore's players celebrate after the game. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

Rathmore’s incredible goalkeeping pedigree

In the 55th minute of Sunday's All-Ireland Intermediate final, Conor Donaghy played a perfect ball over the top into the arms of Daniel Kerr. His marker had slipped so Kerr was straight through on goal and, while he did almost everything right by playing the ball low along the turf, Rathmore goalkeeper Kenneth O’Keeffe got his outstretched right foot to the ball to deflect it out for a ’45.

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