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A History of Fohenagh (Tony O'Gorman) · ch.17 · p.140–1411907: Fohenagh back in, with a note from the priest
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1907: Fohenagh back in, with a note from the priest
A History of Fohenagh (Tony O'Gorman) · ch.17 · p.140–141
From A History of Fohenagh by Tony O'Gorman
About the book. Published by Fohenagh Community Council. Ask locally for a copy; a copy is held by the National Library of Ireland.
Excerpt
In 1907 the club elected its parish priest, Fr. Harney, as president, and on 21 January 1907 Fohenagh was re-affiliated to the County Board even though Ahascragh objected strongly. Fr. Harney wrote that the Fohenagh players were 'respectable men' guilty of no 'dishonourable conduct'. A few weeks later the 'Fohena Hurling Club' told the papers it would start practice the very next Sunday.
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