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Hurling, Underage, 1990s

Michael Glynn

Gave his all for the Fohenagh jersey

Summary

Pictured with the Fohenagh underage team of 1990 (A History of Fohenagh)[1]. The book shows him with both Fohenagh underage sides that year[1].

Pictures and clippings
In the papers

“back row Paul Leonard, Paul O'Beirne, Sean Moclair, Conor Geraghty, Michael Kelly, Damien O'Beirne, Thomas Bleahene, Tony Kirwan, Michael Glynn, Damien Poland, Padraic Leonard, Eric Lally; front row Niall Leonard, Damien Glynn, Alan Madden, Cathal Farragher, Peter Madden, Noel Higgins, John Madden, Mark Leonard, Paul Kennedy, John Devine[1].”

A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.154

About the book. Published by Fohenagh Community Council. Ask locally for a copy; a copy is held by the National Library of Ireland.

“front Francis Devine, Karl Mitchell, Martin Curley, Enda O'Connell, Richard Donelan, Raymond Higgins (capt.), Patrick Sweeney, Michael Glynn, Gary Mitchell; 2nd row Phelim O'Connell, David Noone, Cathal Lohan, Niall Devine, Oliver Deeley, Colm Kennedy, Owen Lynskey, Fergus Lyons, David Faulkner, John Donelan, Brian Lynskey, Cyril Glennon; 3rd row Mark Carrick, Jonathan Molloy, Peter Lally, Shane Glennon, Shane Costello, Alan Moclair, Philip Lohan, Brendan Noone, Cormac Lyons, Keith Murphy[2].”

A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.154

About the book. Published by Fohenagh Community Council. Ask locally for a copy; a copy is held by the National Library of Ireland.

Fohenagh drew on Fohenagh, Killure and Kilgerrill national schools.

Career

1990

Played

  • Fohenagh underage team (1990)
Original documents

Original documents

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References

References

  1. A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.154
  2. A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.154

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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