McAnallen gets posthumous award at Queens

The late Tyrone GAA football star Cormac McAnallen has been given a posthumous award from Queens University, Belfast, in honour of his achievements.

Mon, 05 Jul, 2004 - 20:30

The late Tyrone GAA football star Cormac McAnallen has been given a posthumous award from Queens University, Belfast, in honour of his achievements.

Cormac McAnallan, aged 24, died from a rare viral infection of the heart in March.

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