Limerick GAA honour Tom Hogan and Bloody Sunday victims

Limerick GAA honour Tom Hogan and Bloody Sunday victims

Limerick GAA this week paid tribute to Tom Hogan who was one of the 14 victims on Bloody Sunday Photographed from left to right: Paul Foley Central Council, John Cregan Chairman Co Board, Liam Lenihan Chairman Munster Council, Michael O Riordan Co Secretary

Limerick GAA this week paid tribute to Tom Hogan who was one of the 14 victims on Bloody Sunday 100 years ago on Saturday.

County chairman John Cregan laid a laurel wreath on Hogan’s grave at Dromin graveyard. The board will also supplement a commemorative plaque, which will be erected by the Dromin Graveyard Committee at the cemetery to honour Tom Hogan in the coming weeks.

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