Person: David Flannery

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<p>David Flannery had suffered with Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare neurological condition that is similar to Parkinson's</p>

munster

David Flannery, mathematician and father of Cork songwriter Mick, dies aged 71

Mr Flannery, a father of five, was today described as 'humble' and 'hugely generous'

gaa

Seamus Kennedy’s All-Ireland diary: ‘It does hit home that you are doing something a bit special’

property

Open House Cork is going from strength to strength

property

The sleek and simple Tipp pavilion

racing

Ground no problem as Dariak storms to victory

racing

Jubilant hits another right note for Murphy

Dariak springs 16/1 shock for delighted Foley

THE Tom Foley-trained Dariak sprang a 16/1 shock in the Knockcroghery Hurdle at Roscommon last night.

Tue, 10 Jun, 2008

Marseillais comes good in spectacular style

THOSE who doubted Marseillais’ resolution paid a hefty price when he ran away with the second section of the December 26-29 Christmas Racing Maiden Hurdle at Limerick yesterday.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2007

Walsh gets off the mark over hurdles as Parrot finally takes flight

KATIE WALSH enjoyed her first success over flights when guiding Parrot Cay, trained by her father, Ted, to win the Cashel Maiden Hurdle in very testing conditions at Thurles yesterday.

Fri, 16 Feb, 2007

Well-in Aura of Calm duly lives up to billing with smooth success

AURA OF CALM, a theoretical certainty, duly lived up to that exalted billing with a smooth success in the Killetra (Ladies) Handicap at Cork yesterday.

Mon, 11 Sep, 2006

Russell excels on Tiarella

DAVY RUSSELL consolidated his position in the jockeys’ championship when taking his tally for the campaign to 63 aboard Tiarella in the Murray O’Laoire Architects Mares Hurdle at Limerick yesterday.

Fri, 03 Mar, 2006

Oscar’s Advance lands gamble in smooth style

OSCAR’S ADVANCE proved far too good for Drunken Disorderly in the INH Stallion Owners’ EBF Novice Hurdle at Thurles yesterday.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2005

A New Story storms to National glory

IT’S hard to keep a good man down. On Saturday Michael Hourigan kept hitting the bar, but roared back to the top of the tree at Cork yesterday when the progressive A New Story stormed away with the Paddy Power Grand National.

Mon, 21 Nov, 2005

Protest raises the Roof

ROOFTOP PROTEST sprung a minor surprise when seeing off odds-on favourite Rocket Ship in the Diffusion Event Management Hurdle at Punchestown yesterday.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2005

Protest raises the roof

Rooftop Protest sprung a minor surprise when seeing off odds-on favourite Rocket Ship in the Diffusion Event Management Hurdle at Punchestown.

Wed, 19 Oct, 2005

Kilbeggan proves likely Lad as O’Regan lands another major pot

DENIS O'REGAN, fresh from a career-best success on Ansar in the Galway Plate, landed another major pot at Listowel yesterday when partnering Kilbeggan Lad to a smooth victory in the Guinness Handicap Hurdle.

Fri, 23 Sep, 2005

Berry strikes it Rich

FRAN BERRY continues to blaze the trail in the jockeys’ championship, moving two clear of Michael Kinane when partnering the evergreen Penny Rich to victory in the Slievenamon Claiming Race at Clonmel last night.

Fri, 17 Jun, 2005

Controversy as Listowel is abandoned after three races

FOLLOWING the first contest at Listowel yesterday, racing was put back by half an hour.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2005

Flat no obstacle as super Solerina warms up for Punchestown

SOLERINA, returning from a two months break and backed from 4-6 to 1-2, ran her rivals ragged to land the John Harney Bookmaker Race at Tipperary last night.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2005

Sweet-jumping Garvivonnian has Aintree in his sights

THE Aintree Grand National looms large in the sights of the Ned Mitchell trained Garvivonnian, following his success in the Pierse sponsored Cork version yesterday.

Mon, 08 Nov, 2004