1963 All-Ireland SFC winning goalkeeper Pascal Flynn dies

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Wed, 18 Sep, 2024 - 21:10

John Fogarty

The death has taken place of Dublin’s 1963 All-Ireland SFC winning goalkeeper Pascal Flynn.

The St Mary’s, Saggart man claimed three Leinster titles (1962, ’63, 65) and his crowning achievement was being part of the Des Foley-captained Blues side that saw off Galway in the All-Ireland final 61 years ago.

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