'You will always be the king' - GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer laid to rest

Mourners have paid touching tributes to Mick O'Dwyer this morning as the legendary former footballer and manager was laid to rest. O'Dwyer, affectionately known as 'Micko,' passed away this week at the age of 88 leaving behind a trail of wonderful memories for all involved in Gaelic football. An icon in Kerry, Micko won four All-Ireland's as a player and was named footballer of the year in 1969. He took over as manager during the 1970's and won a remarkable eight All-Ireland titles as Kerry boss. After leaving the kingdom, Micko brought his magic all over the country, helping Kildare, Laois and Wicklow achieve levels of success that hadn't been seen in any of those counties for decades and hasn't been seen since his departure. He managed underage teams well into his 70's, winning an u-14 title with his local Waterville team 11 years ago. Today, mourners including Taoiseach Micheal Martin, GAA President Jarlath Burns, Kerry greats Pat Spilline, Jimmy Deenihan, Sean Boylan, Jacko O'Shea,...