'Planting the seed of the GAA, the belonging, what it means'

In his tenth Antrim county final, Kevin O'Boyle is seeking a seventh title. But a deeper, lasting legacy is also his aim
'Planting the seed of the GAA, the belonging, what it means'

ONE FOR THE BOOKS: Michael Gerard Doherty, Ciaran Orchin and Kevin O'Boyle with the first copies of their new series of GAA books. 

WITH his teammate Kieran Close now having crossed into the 40-plus age bracket, Kevin O’Boyle of Erin’s Own, Cargin wouldn’t be one for worrying too much about numbers, but a few jump out at him this Sunday.

When the ball is thrown in for the county final against St Mary’s Aghagallon at 3pm in Corrigan Park, it will be O’Boyle’s 35th birthday.

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