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What type of men win an All-Ireland in time of war?

In considering these men, it is impossible to ignore the political climate of 1917, writes Paul Rouse.

What type of men win an All-Ireland in time of war?

Fri, 27 Oct, 2017 - 01:00

Back row: Pat Cullen, Tim Gleeson, Harry Boland, Seán O’Donovan, Andy Harty, Prof. A Cleary, Luke O’Toole.

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Courts Sports Columnists UCD Dublin Collegians All-Ireland Hurling 1917 Place: Dublin Place: Tipperary Place: Golden Vale Place: Pallasgreen, Co.Place: Limerick Person: Paul Rouse Person: Pat Cullen Person: Tim Gleeson Person: Harry Boland Person: Seán O’Donovan Person: Andy Harty Person: Prof. A Cleary Person: Luke O’Toole Person: Jim Murphy Person: Frank Burke Person: Jim Cleary Person: Joe Phelan Person: Sean Hyde Person: Brendan Considine Person: Martin Hayes Person: Hugh Burke Person: Fr Timothy Corcoran Person: Martin Hackett Person: Mick Neville Person: Bob Mockler Person: Dr John Ryan Person: Pat Kennefick Person: Charlie Stuart Person: Tommy Daly Person: Tommy Moore Person: Boherlahan Person: John Ryan Person: Michael Collins Person: Ryan Person: First Medical Officer Event: Fitzgibbon Cup Event: Dublin Championship Event: Dublin County final Event: Leinster championship Event: All-Ireland Event: All-Ireland final Event: Leinster and Event: All-Ireland championship Event: 1916 Rising Event: War of Organisation: All-Ireland Organisation: UCD Collegians Organisation: All Organisation: UCC Organisation: Collegians Organisation: UCD Organisation: Meath Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Laois Organisation: Faughs Organisation: Republican Organisation: Dublin All-Ireland Organisation: Irish Republican Army Organisation: University College Dublin Organisation: Dublin Organisation: -Ireland

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