Jacko McDonagh Death, Obituary: Former Milltown Player from Historic Four-in-a-Row Era Dies

Former Milltown player Jacko McDonagh has passed away, leaving behind a legacy tied to one of the club’s most successful eras in the mid-1980s.

The club confirmed the news with deep sadness, paying tribute to McDonagh’s contribution during a dominant period that saw Milltown achieve four-in-a-row success across the 1983/84 and 1984/85 seasons.

McDonagh was part of the squad during the 1984/85 campaign, a standout year in which the team secured a memorable league and FAI Cup double, cementing their place in Irish football history.

During his time with the club, he was remembered as part of a committed and competitive side that delivered consistent performances and brought major silverware to Milltown supporters.

Teammates and supporters have expressed their condolences, recalling not only his role on the pitch but also his presence within a tightly bonded squad that defined an era of success.

His passing marks the loss of a player connected to a celebrated chapter in the club’s history, and his contributions will continue to be remembered by those who followed the team during those glory years.