Pádraig Mac Shea

Pauric McShea, a Gaelic star, Played football near and far. With Aodh Ruadh, he did his best, And for Donegal, he was truly blessed. As a full-back, strong and tall, He stood proud, defending all. In '67, a game to remember, Scoring high against Armagh, a September to treasure. In '72, with a victorious cheer, Donegal won the Ulster Championship that year. And as captain in '74, he led the way, Lifting the trophy, a glorious day. Off the field, his wisdom he'd share, As a pundit, his words filled the air. Writing columns, analyzing the game, McShea's Say, gaining much acclaim. In '92, part of the backroom team, On TV, his walkie-talkie gleamed. Coaching success in '96, he did find, A true legend, in the hearts of his kind. Oh, Pauric McShea, a Gaelic star so bright, Forever remembered, in Donegal's light. Random page: HOE36801