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Hurling, 1940s

Tim Glynn (1940s)

On Fohenagh's junior championship run, 1941

Not to be confused with Tim Glynn (1890) or Timmy Glynn

Summary

In 1941 Tim Glynn was part of Fohenagh's junior championship run, including the semi-final against Claregalway (A History of Fohenagh)[1]. In 1942 the County Board let Tim Glynn keep playing with Kilconnell and Calla after the championship game at Athenry was left unfinished (A History of Fohenagh)[2].

In the papers

“A History of Fohenagh names Tim Glynn in Fohenagh's 1941 junior championship run, including the semi-final against Claregalway (A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.144)[1].”

A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.144

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

“In 1942 the County Board let Tim Glynn keep playing with Kilconnell and Calla (A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.145)[2].”

A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.145

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

Career

1941

Played

  • Fohenagh junior championship (1941)

1942

Played

  • Kilconnell and Calla (1942)
Original documents

Original documents

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References

References

  1. A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.144
  2. A History of Fohenagh, Tony O'Gorman, p.145

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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