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Flying the flag: Reliving Ireland's golden days of Olympic glory Irish
Feb 13, 2010 He also won a silver medal in the high jump as part of the Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) team in 1908. His colleague Tim Ahearne of Athea, County Limerick, won gold in the triple jump, and Joseph Deakin from Wicklow led GB&I to a win in the threemile team race, while Denis Horgan of Lyre, near
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Irish Athletics Olympians, by event Athletics Ireland
Triple Jump. Gold. 1908. Denis Horgan. Shot Put. Silver. 1908. Joseph Deakin. 3 Mile Team. Gold. 1920. Frank Hegerty. Cross Country Team Silver. 1920. Laurence Cummins. Cross Country Team Silver. 1928. Pat O'Callaghan. Hammer. Gold. 1932. Pat O'Callaghan. Hammer. Gold. 1932. Bob Tisdall. 400m Hurdles. Gold.
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Ireland's Forgotten Olympians – The Irish Whales The Irish Story
Jun 22, 2012 He was the first athlete to win three succesive gold medals at the Olympics (Hammer 1900, 1904 and 1908). He left the NYPD in 1911 and returned to the family farm in Limerick. He won the Irish hammer championship in 1911 and 1912. Flanagan became coach to the hammer thrower Pat O'Callaghan, the
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Hitler and the Irish hammer throwersAfter Pat O'Callaghan won
Jul 23, 2012 Among these were gold and silver in the hammer throw, an event won by Ireland in the previous Olympics at Los Angeles in 1932. Irish athletes didn't compete in Berlin, due to a spat about whether Irish sporting bodies had jurisdiction over the Six Counties. But did Ireland's hammer throwers unwittingly aid
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Hitler and the Irish hammer throwersAfter Pat O'Callaghan won
Jul 23, 2012 Among these were gold and silver in the hammer throw, an event won by Ireland in the previous Olympics at Los Angeles in 1932. Irish athletes didn't compete in Berlin, due to a spat about whether Irish sporting bodies had jurisdiction over the Six Counties. But did Ireland's hammer throwers unwittingly aid
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Statue honours Limerick Olympic hero The Irish Times
Jul 26, 2004 Delaney, who won a gold medal in the mile at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne, unveiled the statue at a special ceremony in Pallasgreen on Saturday. The bronze figure, which depicts Ryan throwing the hammer, stands two metres high on the main Limerickto Tipperary road. Sections of the stone used in
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Having a Whale of a time: Ireland's great lost Olympians Telegraph
Mar 16, 2012 If you take in to account their runners and jumpers and a few random tennis players as well Ireland, or Irish born athletes, won 25 gold medals between the It was, however, the throwers who always hogged the limelight, the socalled Irish Whales, who basically set the template for modern day hammer
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Pat O'Callaghan Wikipedia
Dr. Patrick "Pat" O'Callaghan (28 January 1906 – 1 December 1991) was an Irish athlete and Olympic gold medallist. He was the first athlete from an independent Ireland to win an Olympic medal in sport and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatestever athletes.
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John J. Flanagan IrishAmerican athlete Britannica
John J. Flanagan, (born Jan. 9, 1873, Kilbreedy, County Limerick, Ireland—died June 4, 1938), IrishAmerican athlete, the first Olympic hammer throw champion, who won three Olympic gold medals and set 14 world records. A powerfully built man, standing 5 feet 8 inches (1.78 m) tall and weighing 220 pounds (100 kg),
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Ireland's Forgotten Olympians – The Irish Whales The Irish Story
Jun 22, 2012 He was the first athlete to win three succesive gold medals at the Olympics (Hammer 1900, 1904 and 1908). He left the NYPD in 1911 and returned to the family farm in Limerick. He won the Irish hammer championship in 1911 and 1912. Flanagan became coach to the hammer thrower Pat O'Callaghan, the
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Gold, Silver and Green: The Irish Olympic Journey 18961924
Matt McGrath the man from Nenagh who won silver in the hammer in London went on to win gold at Stockholm in 1912. He was still competing for the USA in his 50th year at the Paris Games of 1924. He actually won the silver medal to become the oldest track and field medallist of all time. That was the year that Ireland was
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Having a Whale of a time: Ireland's great lost Olympians Telegraph
Mar 16, 2012 If you take in to account their runners and jumpers and a few random tennis players as well Ireland, or Irish born athletes, won 25 gold medals between the It was, however, the throwers who always hogged the limelight, the socalled Irish Whales, who basically set the template for modern day hammer
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Pat O'Callaghan Wins An Emotion Irish Hammer Throw Gold
Nov 23, 2012 Irish rugby player Pat O'Callaghan embodied the amateur, selfstarting spirit which led to hammer success in the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam. Relive his
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Irish Athletics Olympians, by event Athletics Ireland
Triple Jump. Gold. 1908. Denis Horgan. Shot Put. Silver. 1908. Joseph Deakin. 3 Mile Team. Gold. 1920. Frank Hegerty. Cross Country Team Silver. 1920. Laurence Cummins. Cross Country Team Silver. 1928. Pat O'Callaghan. Hammer. Gold. 1932. Pat O'Callaghan. Hammer. Gold. 1932. Bob Tisdall. 400m Hurdles. Gold.
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Pat O'Callaghan Wins An Emotion Irish Hammer Throw Gold
Nov 23, 2012 Irish rugby player Pat O'Callaghan embodied the amateur, selfstarting spirit which led to hammer success in the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam. Relive his
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Leprechauns: Facts About the Irish Trickster Fairy Live Science
Mar 8, 2017 Shoemaking is apparently a lucrative business in the fairy world, since each leprechaun is said to have his own pot of gold, which can often be found at the end of a In the case of the leprechaun, it's the taptaptapping of his tiny cobbler hammer, driving nails into shoes, that announces they are near.
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Gold, Silver and Green: The Irish Olympic Journey 18961924
Matt McGrath the man from Nenagh who won silver in the hammer in London went on to win gold at Stockholm in 1912. He was still competing for the USA in his 50th year at the Paris Games of 1924. He actually won the silver medal to become the oldest track and field medallist of all time. That was the year that Ireland was
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Pat O'Callaghan Wikipedia
Dr. Patrick "Pat" O'Callaghan (28 January 1906 – 1 December 1991) was an Irish athlete and Olympic gold medallist. He was the first athlete from an independent Ireland to win an Olympic medal in sport and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatestever athletes.
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Flying the flag: Reliving Ireland's golden days of Olympic glory Irish
Feb 13, 2010 He also won a silver medal in the high jump as part of the Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) team in 1908. His colleague Tim Ahearne of Athea, County Limerick, won gold in the triple jump, and Joseph Deakin from Wicklow led GB&I to a win in the threemile team race, while Denis Horgan of Lyre, near
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Leprechauns: Facts About the Irish Trickster Fairy Live Science
Mar 8, 2017 Shoemaking is apparently a lucrative business in the fairy world, since each leprechaun is said to have his own pot of gold, which can often be found at the end of a In the case of the leprechaun, it's the taptaptapping of his tiny cobbler hammer, driving nails into shoes, that announces they are near.
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Statue honours Limerick Olympic hero The Irish Times
Jul 26, 2004 Delaney, who won a gold medal in the mile at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne, unveiled the statue at a special ceremony in Pallasgreen on Saturday. The bronze figure, which depicts Ryan throwing the hammer, stands two metres high on the main Limerickto Tipperary road. Sections of the stone used in
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