Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions

Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions

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Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions
  • Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions
  • Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions
Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions

Hogan Stand GAA Magazine, 28 July 1995, Vol 5 No 30 (220): Jason Sherlock cover – the new darling of the Hill; 1995 provincial finals results, Tyrone Ulster champions, Galway Connacht champions

€6.99

Hogan Stand – 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' – the issue of Friday 28 July 1995, Volume 5, No. 30 (running number 220), cover price £1.50. Front cover: The new darling of the Hill – multi-talented Dublin teenager Jason Sherlock. Contents, with page numbers: Results – 1995 provincial finals: Munster SFC final Kerry v Cork at Killarney, Ulster final Tyrone 2-14 Cavan 0-10 at Clones, Connacht final Galway 0-17 Mayo 1-7 at Tuam, All-Ireland SHC quarter-final Down v London at Ruislip (1); Kerrigan (2-6); The Week Gone (7); Seamus Clynch (8-13); Down Memory Lane (14); Paul Reynolds (15-17); Viper International (18-21); Rory McMahon (22-25); Countrywide (26-27); Cecil O'Reilly (28-31); Peter O'Brien (32-38); Charity golf (39); Mark Keaveney (40-41); Quotes (43); Eamonn Ward (44-45); Camogie World (46); Championship top scorers (47); John Moran (48-51); Feargal Quinn (52-53); It Happened Last Sunday (54-56); Brendan Cummins (57); Peter Timmons (58-63); Provincial Press (64); Dropping Balls (65); Mick Sheehan (66-68). Published by Lynn Publications, Newmarket Street, Kells, Co. Meath; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 68 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 30). Hogan Stand was launched in 1991 by Lynn Publications of Kells as Ireland's weekly GAA magazine, covering football, hurling, camogie and handball at county, club and schools level; it later became a monthly. THEMES: Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, club GAA, county GAA, the 1995 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Cavan, Cork, Derry, Down, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Mayo, Meath, Tyrone, London, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines.

Author: Lynn Publications

Publisher: Lynn Publications

Publication Date: 1995

Binding: Single Issue Magazine

Condition: Used - Very Good

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