When former Barcelona, Sevilla and Real Betis manager Patrick O'Connell passed away destitute in 1959, he was buried in an unmarked grave in London.

But now 57 years on from the ex-Ireland international's death, the Dubliner's final resting place has been renovated, with a gravestone erected.

O'Connell managed some of La Liga's most famous clubs in the 1930s and 1940s - winning Real Betis' only title - as well as being credited as one of the saviours of Barcelona as the Spanish Civil War raged.

Thanks to fundraising by the Patrick O'Connell Memorial Fund, O'Connell's gravesite has now been renovated: 

57yrs in waiting for Don Patricio @sidlowe @RealBetis @FCBarcelona @CelticGraves @CelticBelfast @irishnewssport pic.twitter.com/KeDRclfmkS

— Patrick O'Connell (@PatricioFund) May 3, 2016

In January, we spoke to Fergus Dowd of the Patrick O'Connell Memorial Fund on Team 33 about 'San Patricio's' life story, which you can listen back to here: