Sun, 03 May, 2009 - 13:28
A Co Tipperary footballer shot dead in Croke Park in 1920 is being honoured in his home village.
Michael Hogan was one of 14 civilians killed on Bloody Sunday when British forces opened fire on the crowd during a challenge game in the Dublin stadium.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Co TipperaryPlace: Croke ParkPlace: Dublin stadiumPlace: GrangemocklerPlace: ClonmelPlace: TipperaryPerson: Michael HoganPerson: Michael CollinsPerson: Neil JordanPerson: Christy CooneyPerson: HoganPerson: Michael Collins'Person: Co KildarePerson: Mick SammonEvent: Bloody SundayOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: GAA MuseumOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Kilkenny
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