Kerry’s latest Munster SFC title win was particularly poignant for captain Paul Geaney who lifted the trophy which now bears the name of his late father-in-law P\u00e1id\u00ed \u00d3 S\u00e9.<\/p>\n
Three-time All-Ireland winner Geaney was unable to play any part in the game due to injury.<\/p>\n
But in the aftemath of the 1-23 to 1-15 victory over perennial rivals Cork<\/a>, Geaney was on hand to receive the trophy from his son P\u00e1id\u00ed – the grandson of the late, great eight-time All-Ireland winner \u00d3 S\u00e9 who passed away aged 57 in 2012.<\/p>\n It was a special moment for the Kingdom and for Geaney as he told RT\u00c9 Sport’s Damien O’Meara at full-time in Killarney.<\/p>\n “Obviously you want to be playing here but I suppose second prize we got over the line and got to lift the cup there on a momentous day for the family, named in honour of P\u00e1id\u00ed, this man’s grandfather,” he said, motioning towards his son.<\/p>\n “It was a nice touch to have that name after him and it was nice that Kerry got their hands on it for the first time.”<\/p>\n “It was a nice touch to have that name after him and it was nice that Kerry got their hands on it for the first time”<\/p>\n Kerry captain Paul Geaney speaks to @damien_omeara<\/a> about the poignancy of lifting the Corn Ph\u00e1id\u00ed U\u00ed Sh\u00e9 cup and shares an update into his injury pic.twitter.com\/aff8p9lQGu<\/a><\/p>\n