Michael Kennedy, the London lawyer who represented Irish footballers, dies

Michael Kennedy, whose parents came from Ireland, was best known for his association with Roy Keane.
Michael Kennedy, the London lawyer who represented Irish footballers, dies
Mon, 22 Jun, 2020 - 13:43
Michael Moynihan

Michael Kennedy’s association with Roy Keane was what he was best known for. Photo: Malcolm Croft/PA
Michael Kennedy’s association with Roy Keane was what he was best known for. Photo: Malcolm Croft/PA

Michael Kennedy, the London solicitor who advised Roy Keane and a host of other Irish soccer professionals for decades, has passed away. He was in his seventies.

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