Former GAA player set for 'Ally Pally' debut

PDC World Championships debutant and former Duleek-Bellewstown player Keane Barry.

A Meath GAA club has wished its former player Keane Barry well ahead of his PDC World Championships debut tonight.

The 17-year-old darts player, who played underage football for Duleek-Bellewstown, will take on the experienced Dutchman Vincent van der Voort in front of the Sky Sports cameras at London’s Alexandra Palace.

Nicknamed ‘Dynamite’, Barry will take to the oche to the sound of AC/DC’s TNT and will be the youngest player competing at this year’s World Championship. His father Neil is a former Duleek-Bellewstown team selector.

Best of luck to our former player (Neil Barry's son, Keane, as he takes on the world tonight in the first round of the world darts championship in the Ally Pally.@OfficialPDC https://t.co/ENs8DpYCi4

— Duleek Bellewstown GFC (@DuleekBellewGFC) December 16, 2019