David Geaney is an Irish Gaelic footballer from County Kerry, born in 1985. He first became known as a schoolboy with Dingle CBS and played his club football with An Daingean in west Kerry, helping the club win the Intermediate county title and reach the 2012 Kerry Senior Football Championship final, which Dr Crokes won. In 2013 he moved to Meath to play for St Peters Dunboyne, and the club list on his article shows a later return to An Daingean. At underage level he won a Munster minor medal with Kerry in 2003 after scoring two points in the final against Cork, then served as a panel member on the Under 21 side and played for the county Junior side in 2005. After several years away from intercounty football he joined the Kerry senior panel in 2011, won the pre-season McGrath Cup, and made league and championship appearances as a half or full forward before leaving the panel in 2012.
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