Tadhg Kennelly.
AS if he hasn’t enough accolades!
The great Tadhg Kennelly received yet another honour on Wednesday night when he was inducted into the Sydney Swans’ Hall of Fame.
In front of a crowd of more than 650 guests at Sydney’s The Star Event Centre, the Listowel man, who won a senior All-Ireland medal with Kerry in 2009, became the 60th inductee into the club’s Hall of Fame.
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He helped the Sydney side to the 2005 premiership title and famously danced a jig when he received his medal after the Grand Final that day.
He retired in 2011 after playing 197 games for the club, as the only Irish-born player to have won a premiership medallion.
He expressed his delight in the tweet below…
Words can’t describe how I feel, such an incredible honour & privilege to be announced in hall of fame @sydneyswans Kerrylad making his way
— Tadhg Kennelly (@TadhgKennelly) March 18, 2015
