As David remarked in the last post, very few of Paddy Kennedy’s games survive. I wasn’t aware of any other than his games from the 1949 Irish championship before seeing David’s discovery, but the post prompted me to check other sources, and I found one more.
This one is from , which has been mentioned here several times before. It’s from the Sexton Cup 1948, which David informs me was or is the club championship of University College Cork.

Black to play
The game shows a sharp tactical eye. Black could have played something like 18… Qf6, when chances are about equal. Instead he relaxed his guard with 18… Qb6?, and was hit with 19. Bxf7+!, followed by a king hunt, with the black king mated in the middle of the board.