Barry Kirwan
Position: D C
More than anyone else associated with the club in the modern era, Baz represents and embodies Seaford . His dedication to the club on and off the pitch is peerless, and the club. would not have survived without him.
Having won the Second Team Player of the Year award in his debut season in 2004/05, he has been a constant presence ever present as a centre half (and occasional holding midfielder) in the second team for a decade, with the exception of two lengthy absences due to knee injuries. Dominant in the air, with a brilliant sense of timing and a clam presence on the ball, he has been the captain of the side for the vast majority of his time, most famously when he led the team to victory in the Arthur Lynch Cup final in 2014..
He has also been a member of the club committee for many years, and has been assistant to various second team managers, including Tom Maher, Alan Burns and Paddy Hughes , before taking on the manager role on a caretaker basis at the start of the 2015/16 season.
Baz returned to the club in a management role 2024 and a defensive injury crisis early in the 2025/26 campaign saw him dust off his boots and register himself as a player once again.
Having won the Second Team Player of the Year award in his debut season in 2004/05, he has been a constant presence ever present as a centre half (and occasional holding midfielder) in the second team for a decade, with the exception of two lengthy absences due to knee injuries. Dominant in the air, with a brilliant sense of timing and a clam presence on the ball, he has been the captain of the side for the vast majority of his time, most famously when he led the team to victory in the Arthur Lynch Cup final in 2014..
He has also been a member of the club committee for many years, and has been assistant to various second team managers, including Tom Maher, Alan Burns and Paddy Hughes , before taking on the manager role on a caretaker basis at the start of the 2015/16 season.
Baz returned to the club in a management role 2024 and a defensive injury crisis early in the 2025/26 campaign saw him dust off his boots and register himself as a player once again.