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Ten things Mayo GAA fans can finally say goodbye to... - opinion - Western People (opens the original)
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Given that the so-called ‘curse’ only entered circulation in the early 2000s, some 50 years after it apparently happened, it always deserved scorn. Sadly, what happened was too many started to believe it and the reprehensible question kept appearing – ‘how many of them are left now?’ To reduce a team of champions to lives people wanted to wish away was disgusting. Worse still, plenty of those giving it credence were from this county. It was an absolute honour to interview Paddy Prendergast at th
Mayo winning Sam nearly killed us - news - Western People (opens the original)
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The greatest day of their lives nearly became the last day of their lives. Kieran O’Brien and Adrian Kilker had waited all their lives to see Mayo lift the Sam Maguire Cup. But in the frantic minutes and hours after the final whistle, both men suffered near-death experiences in Dublin. Kieran O’Brien, popularly known as ‘Kiwi’, went into cardiac arrest in Croke Park just after Jack Coyne’s winning speech. He collapsed and stopped breathing. But for the quick thinking of family, friends and passe
WATCH: Mayo GAA star plays the drums on emotional homecoming - news - Western People (opens the original)
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There is no end to Jack Carney’s talents. From kicking two-pointers effortlessly in Croke Park to standing and smiling for thousands of photos throughout the most amazing homecoming, the Kilmeena man has been one of Mayo’s best ambassadors since winning the All-Ireland just over four weeks ago. But the primary school teacher is a man of many talents. Carney was preparing to cross the Michael Davitt Bridge onto Achill Island with Sam Maguire and his teammates Donnacha McHugh and Diarmuid O’Connor
President Connolly holidays in Achill - news - Western People (opens the original)
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President Catherine Connolly was among the thousands who flocked to Achill for summer holidays. The President was in Achill for a number of days last week, staying at rented accommodation in Dooega at the southern end of the island. She stayed regularly at that accommodation in Dooega in the past but this was her first visit since taking office. Straightaway upon arrival, she and a minder got on their bikes and cycled down to the local Blue Flag beach. “It was quite the sight to witness the Pres
Mayo could not have asked for better champions - opinion - Western People (opens the original)
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It is now over three weeks since the final whistle and the joy of winning the All-Ireland has not abated one bit. We thought the sheer ecstasy of winning might just last for a few hours, a day or two at the most. But it sustained for well over a week. There were so many indescribable highs. The elation of the few hours afterwards, particularly being able to be in Croke Park with my nine-year-old daughter. Meeting your crew an hour afterwards. Playing songs in the car on the way home that you had
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