Neilus Flynn was a hurler who played hurling with

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in County Kerry. He was the club's first Kerry Senior Hurling Championship-winning captain in 1932. He had the honour of captaining two different teams to Championship success; Causeway in 1932, and St Brendan's in 1936. He also captained a Shannon Rovers amalgamation in the 1939 County Final defeat to Crotta. The inscription on the cup reads: CORN NEILUS Ó FLOINN CRAOBH IOMÁINT SINSIR CONTAE CHIARRAÍ BRONNAITHE AG MUINTIR UÍ FHOINN AN TÓCHAR AR CHOISTE CHIARRAÍ C.L.G I GCUIMHE A NATHAIR NEILUS MEAN FHÓIR 1987.

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