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Second class pupil at Castlecomer’s Scoil Íosagáin, Rory O'Dowd pictured with his proud mother Audrey and grandfather James.
Rory O’Dowd, a second class pupil at Castlecomer’s Scoil Íosagáin, will realise a dream of every young football enthusiast when he represents Ireland in an under-nines international soccer tournament.
The event, held in Barcelona’s Nou Camp Stadium over a four-day period in April, will see Ireland compete against teams from England, Scotland, Wales and Spain in a Five Nations tournament.
Rory plays with ‘Comer’s Deen Celtic and Teaching Tekkers teams, where he is described as a ‘strong defender and goal-scoring midfielder’. Rory will be accompanied on his adventure by parents Audrey and Cathal, his sister Heidi and grandparents James Farrell and Michael O’Dowd.
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