name the two lurgan men who played for antrim in the 1948 ulster final gaa?
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what you talking about willis???
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Defeat was very bitter, especially with the Double apparently so secure in his grasp, but Monaghan, and Ulster, were still very appreciative of Seamus McCabe's great achievements during 1966.\n\nThis was proved very definitely on October 27th when they turned out in their hundreds to honour the Clones star at a huge banquet held in the Hibernian Hotel, Clones. \nClick image for detail\n\nVictory Celebration PosterAmong the guests were the President of the G.A.A., Alf Uasal O'Muiri , who paid glowing tributes to Seamus in a memorable address. During the festivities, the people of Clones presented Seamus with a very valuable V.H.F. transistor radio as a token of their appreciation. Mr Mick Duffy, Chairman of the Monaghan County Board G.A.A., and many other also joined in the tributes. As I spoke to him on that very happy occasion, Seamus explained to me that he had always felt much happier when in arrears and when the odds were really stacked against him. Looking through his games of 1966, this is clearly brought out  in all his great victories he came from behind to win while in the Final that he lost, he had been way out in front.\n\nTime is very much on the fair-haired Clones man's side, however. He is still in his early twenties and that coveted All-Ireland Handball Double cannot possibly elude him much longer.\n\nNorthern Standard Top 10 Sports stars (1966)Mc Cabe's great year ended on a high when he was awarded 'Sports Star of the Year' by 'The Northern standard' for his achievements in bringing the first ever All-Ireland senior medal to County Monaghan. It was noted as the greatest feat ever accomplished by a Monaghan Sportsman.
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Bob Hill -- b.11/24/1948\nNBA Coach
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I was born in Belfast Ireland (Live in the US now) and I knew of a couple of "Cluff's" Not sure how many there are but I knew of an Greg Cluff and Betty Cluff, not sure if any relation to you though.\n\nedit: I also knew a Caleb Cluff but he was just a kid whome my sister sat for.
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didnt sligo play a belgian team a few years ago? club brugge perhaps? just wondering....
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Have to go with Ottawa's Brian McGrattan.  The guy's huge and loves to fight.  Maybe too much!
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1973 Sunderland v Leeds methinks
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Mick Fowley. Both are legends
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Nebraska and Notre Dame
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Kilkenny\n\nAll-Ireland and league Hurling Champions 2006\n\nKing Henry & Co. are truely the best team in the land with both cups by the Nore this year.
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I know a story about two gay Irishmen. Patrick Fitzmorris and Morris Fitzpatrick.
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They are playing Coventry in a friendly.  My boyfriend left this morning for the 7 hr drive down (idiot) he will be back 5am tomorrow.  Roy Keanes is 9th May and Alan Shearers is 14th May
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Mundine by UD\n\nMichael Lee 116-113\nPinij Prayadsub 118-111\nDerek Milham 118-112
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In a Premiership game it was Teddy Sheringham for Nottigham Forest versus Liverpool in August 1992. However Sky showed live Italian and Scottish matches in pre Premiership days so someone else is the answer.
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Bill Shankley & Bob Paisley.
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m.u versus wigan final score : 2 - 1
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1948-1949 season was the Toronto Maple Leafs