'Men in black' have their say

The first ever book exploring the importance and influence of referees in the GAA is to be launched by GAA President, Sean McCague, at Croke Park tonight.

'Men in black' have their say
Tue, 19 Nov, 2002 - 15:58

The first ever book exploring the importance and influence of referees in the GAA is to be launched by GAA President, Sean McCague, at Croke Park tonight.

The book, entitled “Men in Black”, has been written by Jim O’Sullivan - GAA correspondent with the Irish Examiner for more than 30 years.

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