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Paul Fitzpatrick
The mid-to-late 1950s was a period of flux unlike any seen before or since in Ulster football.
In 1956, Tyrone lifted the Anglo-Celt Cup for the first time; the following year, they retained it and in 1958, Derry captured their debut title.
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CourtsGaaFootballSportObituaryPlace: Poyntzpass, Co. ArmaghPlace: Aghaderg, Co.Place: Isle of ManPlace: ShetlandsPlace: Persian GulfPlace: LancashirePlace: KidderminsterPlace: UK West MidlandsPlace: GormanstonPlace: IrelandPerson: Joe LennonPerson: DownPerson: Joseph Francis LennonPerson: LennonPerson: JoeLennon241116_large.jpgPerson: Brendan MacLuaPerson: Dan McCartanPerson: Seán O’NeillPerson: Paddy DohertyPerson: JoePerson: Colm McAlarneyPerson: Fr Louis BrennanPerson: JohnPerson: DerryPerson: Jim McKeeverPerson: Jim McDonnellEvent: Anglo-Celt CupEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: All-IrelandOrganisation: DownOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: MourneOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: Irish PressOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: Loughborough UniversityOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: Franciscan college
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