Colm Ó Tuathail - Revision history

Kelssek at 14:08, 8 March 2024

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	\| name = Colm Ó Tuathail		\| name = Colm Ó Tuathail
	\| fullname = Colm Ó Tuathail		\| fullname = Colm Ó Tuathail
			\|image = ColmOTuathail.jpg
			\|image_size = 200px
	\| birth_date = 26 March 158FE		\| birth_date = 26 March 158FE
	\| birth_place = [[Wynleth]], [[Kelssek]]		\| birth_place = [[Wynleth]], [[Kelssek]]
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	\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 = 68		\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 = 68
	\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39		\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39
	\| years6 = ~~194–~~ \|clubs6 = [[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps6=53 \| goals6 = 14		\| years6 = 194–197 \|clubs6 = [[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps6=56 \| goals6 = 15
	\| nationalyears1 = 178 \| nationalteam1 = Kelssek U23 \| nationalcaps1 = 5 \| nationalgoals1 = 1		\| nationalyears1 = 178 \| nationalteam1 = Kelssek U23 \| nationalcaps1 = 5 \| nationalgoals1 = 1
	\| nationalyears2 = 178–195 \|nationalteam2 = Kelssek \|nationalcaps2 = 172 \|nationalgoals2 = 30		\| nationalyears2 = 178–195 \|nationalteam2 = Kelssek \|nationalcaps2 = 172 \|nationalgoals2 = 30
	}}		}}
	'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a professional football player who ~~plays~~ for [[Wynleth Flyers]] in the [[~~Kelssek Football League\|~~Kelssek Championship]] ~~and is the current club captain~~. He is a former captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He ~~plays~~ primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally ~~in recent years~~.		'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a retired professional football player who played most notably for [[Shamrock Cathair]] and [[Ulsa]], as well as [[Wynleth Flyers]] in the [[Kelssek Championship]]. He is a former captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He played primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally towards the end of his playing career.

	Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club. He played for nine years with [[Shamrock Cathair]] in the Audioslavia National League, where he won one National League title and played in the [[Champions League]] 4 final. He then played for [[Ulsa]], where he won two Euraleague titles and the [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones]]. He has been named in the shortlist for the world's best footballer award twice in his career.		Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club. He played for nine years with [[Shamrock Cathair]] in the Audioslavia National League, where he won one National League title and played in the [[Champions League]] 4 final. He then played for [[Ulsa]], where he won two Euraleague titles and the [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones]]. He has been named in the shortlist for the world's best footballer award twice in his career.
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	Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.		Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.
	Midway through the 193-194 season, Ó Tuathail announced his decision to leave Ulsa at the end of the season.		Midway through the 193-194 season, Ó Tuathail announced his decision to leave Ulsa at the end of the season.
	===~~Return to Kelssek~~===		===Wynleth Flyers===
	Ó Tuathail signed a two-year contract, returning to his youth club Wynleth Flyers, and was given the captain's armband on his arrival. He helped a usually relegation-battling team to a comfortable 12th place finish in the KFL 75 season and was named a substitute in the league's Team of the Year. He then led out Kelssek at the home [[World Cup 94]] where they were knocked out in the round of 16 by [[Valanora national football team\|Valanora]]. Ó Tuathail announced his retirement from international football after the tournament.		Ó Tuathail signed a two-year contract, returning to his youth club Wynleth Flyers and the [[Kelssek Championship]], and was given the captain's armband on his arrival. He helped a usually relegation-battling team to a comfortable 12th place finish in the KFL 75 season and was named a substitute in the league's Team of the Year. He then led out Kelssek at the home [[World Cup 94]] where they were knocked out in the round of 16 by [[Valanora national football team\|Valanora]]. Ó Tuathail announced his retirement from international football after the tournament.

			Ó Tuathail came on as a substitute in the first two matches of the 197-78 season but subsequently missed two months with a hamstring injury. He made two more substitute appearances, making his comeback in a Patriotes Cup third round match followed by starting a league match against [[Burnaby SC]], before deciding to retire from professional football.

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Kelssek at 01:03, 7 January 2024

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	\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 = 68		\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 = 68
	\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39		\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39
	\| years6 = 194– \|clubs6 = [[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps6=31 \| goals6 = 9		\| years6 = 194– \|clubs6 = [[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps6=53 \| goals6 = 14
	\| nationalyears1 = ~~178–195~~ \|nationalteam1 = ~~{{fb~~\|Kelssek}} \|~~nationalcaps1~~ = 172 \|~~nationalgoals1~~ = 30		\| nationalyears1 = 178 \| nationalteam1 = Kelssek U23 \| nationalcaps1 = 5 \| nationalgoals1 = 1
			\| nationalyears2 = 178–195 \|nationalteam2 = Kelssek \|nationalcaps2 = 172 \|nationalgoals2 = 30
	}}		}}
	'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a professional football player who plays for [[Wynleth Flyers]] in the [[Kelssek Football League\|Kelssek Championship]] and is the current club captain. He is a former captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He plays primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally in recent years.		'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a professional football player who plays for [[Wynleth Flyers]] in the [[Kelssek Football League\|Kelssek Championship]] and is the current club captain. He is a former captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He plays primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally in recent years.
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	\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 55 \|\| [[Kelssek ~~Football League\|KFL~~]] ~~Championship~~ \|\| 9 \|\| 2		\| rowspan=3 \| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 55 \|\| rowspan=2 \| [[Kelssek Championship]] \|\| 9 \|\| 2
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	~~\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|~~\| 56 ~~\|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL]] Championship~~ \|\| 30 \|\| 9		\| 56 \|\| 30 \|\| 9
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	~~\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|~~\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|~~KFL~~]] ~~National~~ \|\| 26 \|\| 10		\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|Kelssek National]] \|\| 26 \|\| 10
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan=2 \| [[Oldem Knights]] \|\| 28 \|\| [[Apox National League\|ANL]] \|\| 29 \|\| 3		\| rowspan=2 \| [[Oldem Knights]] \|\| 28 \|\| [[Apox National League\|ANL]] \|\| 29 \|\| 3
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	\| 13 ~~\|\| [[The National League]]~~ \|\| 27 \|\| 6		\| 13 \|\| 27 \|\| 6
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	\| 14 ~~\|\| [[The National League]]~~\|\| 24 \|\| 8		\| 14 \|\| 24 \|\| 8
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	\| rowspan=5 \| [[Ulsa]]		\| rowspan=5 \| [[Ulsa]]
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	\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| 25 \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| 25 \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner
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	\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 75 \|\| [[Kelssek ~~Football League\|KFL~~ Championship]] \|\| 31 \|\| 9		\| rowspan=2 \| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 75 \|\| rowspan=2 \| [[Kelssek Championship]] \|\| 31 \|\| 9
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			\| 76 \|\| 22 \|\| 5
	\|}		\|}

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	*Kelssek Championship Team of the Season: 75 (195)		*Kelssek Championship Team of the Season: 75 (195)
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	[[Category:~~Athletes~~]]		[[Category:International footballers]]

>Kelssek at 14:21, 13 August 2023

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	\| height = 1.81 m		\| height = 1.81 m
	\| position = [[Attacking midfielder]]		\| position = [[Attacking midfielder]]
	\| currentclub = [[~~Ulsa~~]]		\| currentclub = [[Wynleth Flyers]]
	\| clubnumber = 16		\| clubnumber = 8
	\| youthyears1 = 173–175 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]		\| youthyears1 = 173–175 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]
	\| years1 = 175–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 56 \| goals1 = 22		\| years1 = 175–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 56 \| goals1 = 22
	\| years2 = 177–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = 46 \|goals2 = 6		\| years2 = 177–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = 46 \|goals2 = 6
	\| years3 = 179-180 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = 25 \|goals3 = 6		\| years3 = 179-180 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = 25 \|goals3 = 6
	\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 =		\| years4 = 180–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = 190 \|goals4 = 68
	\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39		\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 117 \| goals5 = 39
	\| nationalyears1 = ~~178–194~~ \|nationalteam1 = {{fb\|Kelssek}} \|nationalcaps1 = 172 \|nationalgoals1 = 30		\| years6 = 194– \|clubs6 = [[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps6=31 \| goals6 = 9
			\| nationalyears1 = 178–195 \|nationalteam1 = {{fb\|Kelssek}} \|nationalcaps1 = 172 \|nationalgoals1 = 30
	}}		}}
	'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a professional football player who ~~is captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and~~ plays for [[~~Ulsa~~]] in the [[~~Euraleague~~]]. He has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He plays primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally in recent years.		'''Colm Ó Tuathail''' (<small>COL-um O Two-tie-el; [ˈkɔlˠəmˠ oː tʲʊat̪ˠaːɪl]</small>) is a professional football player who plays for [[Wynleth Flyers]] in the [[Kelssek Football League\|Kelssek Championship]] and is the current club captain. He is a former captain of the [[Kelssek national football team]] and has the second-most caps for Kelssek in the modern era. He plays primarily as a left midfielder or winger, but has played more centrally in recent years.

	Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club.		Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club. He played for nine years with [[Shamrock Cathair]] in the Audioslavia National League, where he won one National League title and played in the [[Champions League]] 4 final. He then played for [[Ulsa]], where he won two Euraleague titles and the [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones]]. He has been named in the shortlist for the world's best footballer award twice in his career.
	==Playing career==		==Playing career==
	Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and by the following year he had established himself in the first team, scoring 9 goals in his first full season. Wynleth were relegated that year but as the outstanding teenager on a struggling team in National division, Ó Tuathail fielded offers for a mid-season move from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to wait for the international transfer window to secure to move abroad by [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek]] assistant manager François St-Louis, who felt that the Kelssek league was not at a high enough level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.		Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and by the following year he had established himself in the first team, scoring 9 goals in his first full season. Wynleth were relegated that year but as the outstanding teenager on a struggling team in National division, Ó Tuathail fielded offers for a mid-season move from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to wait for the international transfer window to secure to move abroad by [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek]] assistant manager François St-Louis, who felt that the Kelssek league was not at a high enough level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.
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	Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.		Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.
	Midway through the 193-194 season, Ó Tuathail announced his decision to leave Ulsa at the end of the season.		Midway through the 193-194 season, Ó Tuathail announced his decision to leave Ulsa at the end of the season.
			===Return to Kelssek===
			Ó Tuathail signed a two-year contract, returning to his youth club Wynleth Flyers, and was given the captain's armband on his arrival. He helped a usually relegation-battling team to a comfortable 12th place finish in the KFL 75 season and was named a substitute in the league's Team of the Year. He then led out Kelssek at the home [[World Cup 94]] where they were knocked out in the round of 16 by [[Valanora national football team\|Valanora]]. Ó Tuathail announced his retirement from international football after the tournament.

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	\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| 25 \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| 25 \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner
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			\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 75 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL Championship]] \|\| 31 \|\| 9
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	*Euraleague International Player of the Season nominee: 52 (192)		*Euraleague International Player of the Season nominee: 52 (192)
			*Kelssek Championship Team of the Season: 75 (195)
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	\| youthyears1 = 173–175 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]		\| youthyears1 = 173–175 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]
	\| years1 = 175–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 75 \| goals1 = 28		\| years1 = 175–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 56 \| goals1 = 22
	\| years2 = 177–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = 46 \|goals2 = 6		\| years2 = 177–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = 46 \|goals2 = 6
	\| years3 = 179-180 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = 25 \|goals3 = 6		\| years3 = 179-180 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = 25 \|goals3 = 6
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	Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club.		Ó Tuathail was born in Colwyn and raised in Wynleth, the capital of Noua Cymru, and began his playing career in the youth system of the Wynleth Flyers club.
	==Playing career==		==Playing career==
	Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and by the following year he had established himself in the first team, scoring 9 goals in his first full season in ~~the Kelssek second~~ division ~~and gaining serious~~ offers from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to move abroad by Kelssek assistant manager ~~Francois~~ St-Louis, who felt that the Kelssek league was not at a high enough level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.		Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and by the following year he had established himself in the first team, scoring 9 goals in his first full season. Wynleth were relegated that year but as the outstanding teenager on a struggling team in National division, Ó Tuathail fielded offers for a mid-season move from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to wait for the international transfer window to secure to move abroad by [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek]] assistant manager François St-Louis, who felt that the Kelssek league was not at a high enough level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.

	Although nominally left-footed, he caught attention for his wilingness to cut inside and cross or shoot with his weaker right foot. He later explained in an interview with G/S, "I wasn't all that accurate, but the level the KFL was at the time, just getting it into the mixer could make a lot of things happen."		Although nominally left-footed, he caught attention for his wilingness to cut inside and cross or shoot with his weaker right foot. He later explained in an interview with G/S, "I wasn't all that accurate, but the level the KFL was at the time, just getting it into the mixer could make a lot of things happen."
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	\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 56 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL]] ~~National~~ \|\| 30 \|\| 9		\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 56 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL]] Championship \|\| 30 \|\| 9
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	\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL]] National \|\| 36 \|\| 17		\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL]] National \|\| 26 \|\| 10
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>Kelssek at 13:24, 11 April 2023

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	\| youthyears1 = 174–176 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]		\| youthyears1 = 174–176 \|youthclubs1 = [[Wynleth Flyers]]
	\| years1 = 176–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 31 \| goals1 = 19		\| years1 = 176–177 \| clubs1=[[Wynleth Flyers]] \| caps1= 31 \| goals1 = 19
	\| years2 = 178–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = \|goals2 =		\| years2 = 178–179 \|clubs2 = [[Oldem Knights]] \|caps2 = 46 \|goals2 = 6
	\| years3 = 180–181 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = \|goals3 =		\| years3 = 180–181 \|clubs3 = [[Issington FC]] \|caps3 = 25 \|goals3 = 6
	\| years4 = 181–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = \|goals4 =		\| years4 = 181–188 \|clubs4 = [[Shamrock Cathair]] \|caps4 = \|goals4 =
	\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 119 \| goals5 = 39		\| years5 = 188–194 \|clubs5 = [[Ulsa]] \| caps5 = 119 \| goals5 = 39
	\| nationalyears1 = ~~177–194~~ \|nationalteam1 = {{fb\|Kelssek}} \|nationalcaps1 = 172 \|nationalgoals1 = 30		\| nationalyears1 = 178–194 \|nationalteam1 = {{fb\|Kelssek}} \|nationalcaps1 = 172 \|nationalgoals1 = 30
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	Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and quickly established himself in the first team, scoring 19 goals in his first season in the KFL Championship and gaining serious offers from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to move abroad by Kelssek manager Kirk McDonagh, who felt that the Kelssek league was not developed enough or at an adequate level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.		Ó Tuathail played his first professional senior match for Wynleth at the age of 17, and quickly established himself in the first team, scoring 19 goals in his first season in the KFL Championship and gaining serious offers from leading clubs [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Kirkenes FC]]. However, he was encouraged to move abroad by Kelssek manager Kirk McDonagh, who felt that the Kelssek league was not developed enough or at an adequate level for the development of a player he saw as a potential superstar.
	Although nominally left-footed, he caught attention for his wilingness to cut inside and cross or shoot with his weaker right foot. He later explained in an interview with G/S, "I wasn't all that accurate, but the level the KFL was at the time, just getting it into the mixer could make a lot of things happen."		Although nominally left-footed, he caught attention for his wilingness to cut inside and cross or shoot with his weaker right foot. He later explained in an interview with G/S, "I wasn't all that accurate, but the level the KFL was at the time, just getting it into the mixer could make a lot of things happen."
	~~He was called up to the Kelssek national team and earned his first cap against Alanikka in the first matchday of the [[World Cup 82]] qualifiers.~~
	===Oldem Knights===		===Oldem Knights===
	Apox's Oldem Knights paid Wynleth a transfer fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 4 million.		Apox's Oldem Knights paid Wynleth a transfer fee of [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 4 million. Ó Tuathail almost immediately broke into the starting eleven as the Knights finished the season eighth in the [[Apox National League]]. In his second year at New Alpaca Drive, the team placed fifth and achieved [[Challengers Cup]] qualification. During this time, Ó Tuathail was also named to the Kelssek U23 roster for the [[13th Summer Olympics]] and earned his first cap for the senior team against Alanikka in the first matchday of the [[World Cup 82]] qualifiers.
	===Issington FC===		===Issington FC===
	Ó Tuathail moved to Apox ~~championship contenders~~ Issington for 5 million ~~but~~ only ~~played~~ one season before existential uncertainty and cheque with a fairly large number on it encouraged him to move to Audioslavia.		Ó Tuathail moved to Apox second division winners Issington for 5 million, seeing an opportunity to play a leading role on an up-and-coming team. He got off to a slow start as he missed three matches with an ankle injury early in the season. However, he ended up only playing one season there before existential uncertainty, the club suffering relegation, and a cheque with a fairly large number on it encouraged him to move to Audioslavia.
	===Shamrock Cathair===		===Shamrock Cathair===
	Shamrock Cathair signed Ó Tuathail for [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 5 million, setting a modern-era record for a Kelssekian player.		Shamrock Cathair signed Ó Tuathail for [[Universal standard dollar\|USD]] 5 million, setting a modern-era record for a Kelssekian player. He wore number 18 for Shamrock. His first season in Audioslavia coincided with the making of the documentary ''A Tale of Two Cathairs'', and in extended footage he tells an interviewer about the signing, "I'm really looking forward to playing for Rohan Cammers. He's known as a kind and caring sort of coach," raising some immediate questions about what his agent was thinking. Later in the season he admitted that the Shamrock manager's temperament made him "a bit nervous" after losing a match against Silexhera. Ó Tuathail scored in the final match of the season to give Shamrock a 2-0 lead as they looked set to take the National League title, but Cazadores made a stunning comeback to draw the match 2-2 meaning Shamrock were second on goal difference.

			Losing the title in that fashion stung Shamrock Cathair badly but the following 11th National League season saw Shamrock finish 5th and reach the Kirola Cup semifinals.
	===Ulsa===		===Ulsa===
	Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.		Ulsa signed Ó Tuathail for a fee of £1.5 million ahead of the 49th Euraleague season. Wearing number 16, he recorded 8 goals and 12 assists in his first season and was named Newcomer of the Season. His output increased to 16 assists, fifth in the league, the following year as Ulsa won the Gold League for the first time in 18 years. Although he saw his starts reduced in favour of Julia Holt from season 52, Ó Tuathail continued to make an impact off the bench and was tied with Nolberto Dravon as the club's assists leader with 12 as Ulsa won the Gold League title. He was nominated for Midfielder and International Player of the Season awards and named in the first eleven of the Gold League XI. In 193 Ulsa reached the quarterfinals of Champions League 13 but lost to Fontvielle Impact 2-4 on aggregate.
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	\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL-C]] \|\| 36 \|\| 19		\| [[Wynleth Flyers]] \|\| 57 \|\| [[Kelssek Football League\|KFL-C]] \|\| 36 \|\| 19
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	\| rowspan=2 \| [[Oldem Knights]] \|\| \|\| Apox \|\| \|\|		\| rowspan=2 \| [[Oldem Knights]] \|\| 28 \|\| [[Apox National League\|ANL]] \|\| 29 \|\| 3
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			\| 29 \|\| [[Apox National League\|ANL]] \|\| 27 \|\| 3
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			\| [[Issington FC]] \|\| 30 \|\| [[Apox National League\|ANL]]\|\| 25 \|\| 6
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			\| rowspan=10 \| [[Shamrock Cathair]]
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	\| \|\| ~~Apox~~ \|\| 27 \|\| 3		\| 10 \|\| [[The National League]] \|\| \|\| 4
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	\| [[~~Issington FC~~]] ~~\|\| \|\| Apox~~ \|\| \|\|		\| 11 \|\| [[The National League]] \|\| \|\|
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	\| ~~rowspan=7~~ \| [[~~Shamrock Cathair~~]]		\| 12 \|\| [[The National League]] \|\| \|\|
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	\| \|\| National League \|\| \|\|		\| 13 \|\| [[The National League]] \|\| \|\|
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	\| \|\| National League \|\| \|\|		\| 18 \|\|[[The National League]] \|\| <!-- --> \|\|
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	\| rowspan=5 \| [[Ulsa]]		\| rowspan=5 \| [[Ulsa]]
	\| 48		\| 48
	\| Gold \|\| \|\| 8		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| \|\| 8
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	\| 50		\| 50
	\| Gold \|\| \|\| 10		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| \|\| 10
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	\| Gold \|\| \|\| 8		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| \|\| 8
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	\| 52		\| 52
	\| Gold \|\| \|\| 7		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| \|\| 7
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	\| 53		\| 53
	\| Gold \|\| — \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner		\| [[Euraleague]] Gold \|\| — \|\| 6 \|\| [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|CdC]] winner
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	==Honours==		==Honours==
	:''~~Federation era~~ year in brackets''		:''Competition cycle with Kelssek calendar year in brackets''
	;Shamrock Cathair		;Shamrock Cathair
	*National League: 14 (183); runner-up: 10 (181)		*National League: 14 (183); runner-up: 10 (181)
	*IFCF Champions League runner-up: 4 (184)		*[[Vilitan Cove Invitational]]: (180)
			*IFCF [[Champions League]] runner-up: 4 (184)
	;Ulsa		;Ulsa
	*Gold League ~~winner~~: 50 (190), 52 (192)		*Gold League: 50 (190), 52 (192)
	*Euraleague Shield: 51 (191)		*Euraleague Shield: 51 (191)
	*Rushmore Copa de Campeones: 59 (193)		*Rushmore Copa de Campeones: 59 (193)
	;Individual		;Individual
	*Galaticos ~~longlist~~: 181		*Galaticos shortlist: 75 (181)
	*Testicúlos First XI: 193		*Testicúlos First XI: 193
	*Euraleague Newcomer of the Season: 48 (188)		*Euraleague Newcomer of the Season: 48 (188)
	*Euraleague Gold League XI: 49 (189), 53 (193)		*Euraleague Gold League XI: 49 (189), 53 (193)
	*Euraleague Midfielder of the Season nominee: 50, 52		*Euraleague Midfielder of the Season nominee: 50 (190), 52 (192)
	*Euraleague International Player of the Season nominee: 52		*Euraleague International Player of the Season nominee: 52 (192)
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]