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Darragh Joyce (2014)
The Brisbane Lions have claimed their first AFL premiership in 21 years after dominating the Sydney Swans in a 60-point victory in the grand final at the MCG.
Among those celebrating is Kilkenny man Darragh Joyce, who despite not featuring in the final, has played for the club on a number occasions over the past two seasons.
The former Kilkenny minor hurling captain, who joined the club during the AFL’s pre-season supplemental selection period, experienced a solid first year, making six AFL appearances in 2023.
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The defender is known for his physical presence in the air and played an integral part in the club’s march toward a VFL Preliminary Final last season.
Joyce also played a further 13 AFL games with St Kilda between 2017 and 2022.
Before heading Down Under, the Rower Inistioge clubman was well-known in Kilkenny GAA and captained the Cats to All-Ireland Minor Final glory against Limerick in 2014.
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