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Meath GAA mourns Martin Quinn

Quinn was an All-Ireland winner and claimed three Leinster SFC medals in the 1960s as well as being part of a number of title triumphs with his club, Kilbride

The sturdy full-back was one of three Quinn brothers on the team with Jack a star midfielder and Gerry, who died last October, an opportunist forward when the Royal County claimed the 1964 provincial crown.

Mon, 13 Dec, 2021 - 23:12

Noel Coogan

Meath GAA is in mourning following the passing of Martin Quinn,

Quinn was an All-Ireland winner and claimed three Leinster SFC medals in the 1960s as well as being part of a number of title triumphs with his club, Kilbride.

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