Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 11 October 1991, Vol 1 No 30: first-year issue, Volume 1; Midleton, Allen Gaels Drumshanbo, Stabannon Parnells, Cushendall, Eugene McGee on the B All-Ireland
Hogan Stand – 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' – the issue of Friday 11 October 1991, Volume 1, No. 30, cover price £1.00. A first-year issue from Volume 1. Front cover: Gaelic football action – two players contest a high ball. Cover plugs: Midleton Masters; Drumshanbo delights; Stabannon stars; The dream Glens of Cushendall. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man – Eugene McGee: the B All-Ireland deserves better (1-3); Allen Gaels (Drumshanbo, Leitrim) (4-8); Countrywide with Brendan Cummins (9-13); Stabannon Parnells (Louth) (14-19); Blast from the Past (20-21); Camogie final action (22-23); Results (24-27); Midleton Masters (Cork) (28-33); Player Focus (34); Cushendall (Antrim) (36-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; typesetting by the Longford Leader, colour action photographs by John Quirke. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. Hogan Stand was launched in 1991 by Lynn Publications of Kells as Ireland's weekly GAA magazine, covering Gaelic football, hurling, camogie and handball at county, club, colleges and schools level across all 32 counties and the overseas units, with sponsor and club profiles, player interviews and Eugene McGee's McGee Man column, John McIntyre on hurling, Countrywide county notes, Camogie World and the Results Service. It later became a monthly. THEMES: Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, club GAA, county GAA, the 1991 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Cork, Leitrim, Longford, Louth, Meath, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines.
Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man)
Publisher: Lynn Publications
Publication Date: 1991
Binding: Single Issue Magazine
Condition: Used - Very Good