High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers

High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers

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High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers
  • High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers
  • High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers
High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers

High Ball GAA Magazine, August 2004: Westmeath's first Leinster title, Bertie Ahern Q&A, Dessie Dolan, Ken McGrath, John Maughan and Mayo, the rise of Laois, Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers

€6.99

Highball (High Ball), 'The Official GAA Monthly Magazine', August 2004 (cover price €3.75 / £2.50), published by Ashville Media Group, Apollo House, Tara Street, Dublin 2; editor Damian Dowds; photography Sportsfile, RTÉ Stills Library and the Evening Herald. Front cover: the Westmeath captain lifting the Delaney Cup after the county's first-ever Leinster senior football title, with plugs for Noel Ward on the changing face of the GAA, Jarlath Burns on the pressure of management and Donal Keenan's profile of Mayo manager John Maughan. Contents: News (page 4); Letter from Denver – Shay Dunne (11); Q&A with Dublin supporter An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern TD (12); My Perfect 15 – Seamus Quinn, Leitrim's 1994 All-Star (16); Noel Ward on the changing face of the GAA (18); grassroots to national policy – Jimmy D'Arcy (21); the Irish Olympics – historian Marcus de Búrca on the Tailteann Games (24); Under Pressure with the Under-10s – Jarlath Burns (26); Footballer of the Month Dessie Dolan, Westmeath (31); Classic Pic – the 1968 hurling final, Wexford v Tipperary (32); Hurler of the Month Ken McGrath, Waterford (34); the rise of Laois – Alan Milton (36); Good News at Throat Lake – Mark Gallagher on St Michael's, Donegal (39); De La Salle's holy trinity – Jackie Cahill on Brenner, Phelan and Mullane (43); Quiet Revolution – Dublin (47); Mayo and the man they call Maughan – Donal Keenan (50); Championship Almanac – top scorers (54); Liam Cahill on the Evening Herald (56); Weeshie Fogarty on Kerry managers (58); German student Christopher Dicks at his first Gaelic match (62); When Men were Men – Cormac Mac a'Ghoill (64). 64 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), full colour. ISSN 1393-6158 (barcode 9771393615010, add-on 03). THEMES: GAA 2004 championship, Westmeath Leinster champions 2004, Páidí Ó Sé's Westmeath, Laois football, Waterford hurling, Mayo football, Kerry managers, Tailteann Games history, Irish sports magazines.

Author: Damian Dowds (ed.), Jackie Cahill, Donal Keenan

Publisher: Ashville Media Group/Highball

Publication Date: 2004

Binding: Single Issue Magazine

Condition: Used - Very Good

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