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Damien Glynn

Fohenagh minor champion in 1990

Summary

The Connacht Tribune of 7 December 1990 places Damien Glynn in the front row, beside Niall Leonard, with Pádraic Leonard, printed Paraic Leonard, in the back row of the same team[1]. Tony Kirwan was captain in that caption, printed Tony Kilwan[1]. The Tribune of 27 October 1989 prints D. Glynn in the Fohenagh team that beat St Dominics 2-12 to 0-6 in the Connacht under-16 final at Ballyforan, in a line that also names Pádraic Leonard and Niall Leonard[1]. A History of Fohenagh, page 154, shows him in that 1990 front row[2]. The Connacht Tribune of 30 September 1994 names Damien Glynn in the youthful Fohenagh side with Noel Higgins, Colm Irwin, Michael Barrett and Michael Coen[3]. Pictured with the Fohenagh underage team of 1990 (A History of Fohenagh)[2].

Pictures and clippings
In the papers

“The Fohenagh Minor 'C' Champions: Front row, left to right: Niall Leonard, Damien Glynn, Alan Madden, Cathal Farragher, Peter Madden, Noel Higgins, Seamus Moclair, John Madden, Mark Leonard, Paul Kennedy, John Devine[1].”

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“Fohenagh 2-12, St. Dominics 0-6 (Connacht final at Ballyforan)[4].”

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References

  1. Connacht Tribune · 7 Dec 1990 · p.18 · INA
  2. A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.154
  3. Connacht Tribune · 30 Sep 1994 · p.19 · INA
  4. Fohenagh capture U-16 hurling title, Connacht Tribune · 27 Oct 1989 · p.14 · INA

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.

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