Lynch john ed (202 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,300grams, ISBN:9780415196765.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,650grams, ISBN:0719009723. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Light wear to boards. Content is clean with very slight age tone. DJ with some edge wear and creasing.

Zustand: Good. VG condition book with dust jacket. DJ is clean, has fresh colours and has little wear to edges. Book has clean and bright contents.

Softcover. Zustand: Very good. Great condition. Cover edges are shelf worn. Bottom back cover corner is creased. Binding is tight. Cover page has previous owner's signature. Pages are clean and unmarked.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Oxygen Editions (San Francisco) , 1997. Near Fine white paperback. 74 pages, unmarked. Janice Knapp, Robin Lynch, Jim Rocha, Anna Mockler, Leona Redus Sansom, Robert Bunzel, William Hart, Theresa Whitehill, Nancy Depper, Rick Duffey, Ana Rosetti, Ben Passikoff, Jack Shadoian, Mark Wasserman, John Grey, Michael Estabrook, et al. ; H Poe; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 74 pages.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 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. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 3 May 1991, Volume 1, No. 7, cover price £1.00. A first-year issue from Volume 1. Front cover: National Football League final action ? Kildare in possession. Cover plugs: Kilcock's pride; Mayo's warning; Bould O'Donoghue; Dublin's advantage. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene McGee ? Dublin have the talent to punish Kildare (NFL final preview) (1-3); Just in Passing (5); Davy Dalton (Kildare) (6-7); At Micko's (Mick O'Dwyer's) training session (10-11); Paddy O'Donoghue (Kildare) (14-15); Kildare's 33-year wait (16-19); Advantage Dublin (20-23); Player Focus (24); Results (26-27); Donegal's Tony Boyle (30-31); Mayo's warning (34-35); Nicky English (Tipperary) (36); Cummins Countrywide (38-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; typeset and printed by the Westmeath Examiner, Mullingar. 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, Donegal, Dublin, Kildare, Mayo, Meath, Tipperary, Westmeath, 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. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 23 July 1993, Volume 3, No. 29 (running number 115), cover price £1.50. Front cover: The battle of the big men in the 1992 Connacht final at Castlebar ? Mayo's Sean Maher and Liam McHale against Roscommon's John Newton. Cover plugs: Connacht classic ? Mayo v Roscommon; Antrim versus 'B' specials from Meath; Colourful Leinster decider ? Sky Blues take on Lilywhites; Roscommon footballers in colour; King Keaveney of Dublin '70s fame; Davy Dalton out to dampen Sky Blue attack; Lynch backs Roscommon to the roof; Noone ? former player, now Mayo selector. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene McGee ? Leinster and Connacht finals preview, Kildare v Dublin (1-2); Monaghan Harps (3); Davy Dalton (Kildare) (4-9); Dunloy O'Kanes (Antrim) (10-15); Brian Smyth (16-19); John McIntyre (20-21); Ken Reilly (22-24); Frank Noone (Mayo selector) (25-29); Roscommon team in colour (30-31); Colman Lynch (Roscommon) (32-37); Joey Connaughton (38-41); Countrywide (42-43); Derry's Ulster title (44-46); Camogie World (47); Jimmy Keaveney (Dublin) (48-50); Tony Keogh (51-55); Hugh Hyland (56-60). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 60 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 29). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Derry, Dublin, Kildare, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan, Roscommon, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 8 October 1993, Volume 3, No. 40 (running number 126), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Cork camogie captain Linda Mellerick with the O'Duffy Cup after the 1993 All-Ireland camogie final. Cover plugs: The Louth Judges; Golden Holden; Sarsfields cash and carry Kildare title; Years of service ? Bertie Coleman; Cavan's men behind Dwyer; Scallan ? Wexford's shooting star; Galway junior camogie team in colour; Armagh camogie team in colour. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene Judge ? Newtown Blues and Na Piarsaigh, Louth (1-5); Bertie Coleman (6-9); John O'Dwyer (Cavan) (10-15); Church & General League previews (16-17); Camogie World (17-18); Eugene McGee (19); Eamonn McGlinchey (20-25); Eamonn Scallan (Wexford) (26-29); Armagh and Galway camogie teams in colour (30-31); Brian Mullan (32-37); Countrywide (38-39); John McIntyre (40-41); Sarsfields (Kildare) sponsor Cox's (42-48); Results (49); Tom Monaghan (50-54); Vinnie Holden (55-57); Woodlander (58-60). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 60 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 40). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Armagh, Cavan, Cork, Derry, Galway, Kildare, Louth, Meath, Monaghan, Wexford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 22 October 1993, Volume 3, No. 42 (running number 128), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Laois defender Denis Lalor in possession ahead of Meath's P.J. Gillic during the 1993 Leinster Championship. Cover plugs: Kerry and Laois ladies senior footballers in colour (centre pages); Stone wall Jack Wall; Delaney's Leinster Council; Gentle giant Mark Foley; Cuddys ? one happy GAA family; Tough-tackling Teague; The Down O'Hare; Kerry ladies bowl Laois over. Contents, with page numbers: Michael Delaney ? Leinster Council secretary since 1976, Camross (1-4); Camogie World (5); Bowler sponsorship (6-9); Eugene McGee (10-11); Countrywide (12-13); John McIntyre (14-15); Results (16-17); Sean Teague (Tyrone) (18-22); The Cuddy family (Laois) (23-25); Jack Wall (26-31); Tim Flood (32-35); Downey sponsorship (36-39); Tom O'Hare (Down) (40-44); Vincent Nally (45-49); Mark Foley (Limerick) (50-52); John Cleary (53-56). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 56 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 42). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Derry, Down, Kerry, Laois, Limerick, Meath, Tyrone, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 1 October 1993, Volume 3, No. 39 (running number 125), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Cork wing forward Don Davis chased by Derry defender Fergal McCusker in the 1993 All-Ireland football final. Cover plugs: The Derry Sands; Cassells in the air; Lowry ? Semple Stadium saviour; Andy Murphy employs plenty of talent; Hurling family O'Sullivan; Brown is the colour in Laois; Centre-page pull-out in colour. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene McGee on Derry's All-Ireland success (1-2); Haslam's and Birr Hurling Club (3-7); Johnny McGurk (Derry) (8-13); The Sands family (Derry) (14-19); Joe Cassells (Meath) (20-23); Colm Browne (Laois) (24-27); Camogie World (28); Derry colour spread (29-32); John McIntyre (33); County final round-up (34-35); Michael Lowry TD (Semple Stadium) (36-39); Bryansford and Kilmacud Sevens (40-43); Letters page (44-45); Results (46-47); The O'Sullivans of Ballygunner (Waterford) (48-52); Jimmy Furlong (53-55); Andy Murphy (56-61). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 64 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 39). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Cork, Derry, Laois, Meath, Waterford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 30 April 1993, Volume 3, No. 17 (running number 103), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Players to watch in Sunday's NFL final showdown ? Dublin full forward Vinnie Murphy and Donegal's Martin McHugh. Cover plugs: Rock-solid Paddy Holden; Meath's mighty Quinn; Rambo and Manus seeking the double; More than golf in Portmarnock. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene McGee ? NFL final preview, Dublin v Donegal (1-3); Manus Boyle (Donegal) (4-9); Martin 'Rambo' Gavigan (Donegal) (10-15); Peadar McGeehin (16-20); Results (21); John McIntyre (22-23); Sean Kelly (24-27); Dublin footballers in colour (28-29); Jack Quinn (Meath) (30-35); Countrywide (36-37); Longford versus Laois 1968 (38); Galway gleanings (39); Portmarnock GFC (40-47); John Calvert (48-50); Paddy Holden (Dublin) (51-56). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 56 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 17). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Donegal, Dublin, Galway, Laois, Longford, Meath, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 26 November 1993, Volume 3, No. 47 (running number 133), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Laois captain Denis Lalor and the 1993 All-Ireland 'B' football championship trophy, with team-mates. Cover plugs: Ryan's hurling fancy in Limerick; Mayo's King Kenny; Roe Finnegan very active in Sligo GAA; Tommy Sugrue blows the whistle; Geaneys ? a great Dingle GAA clan; Mortgage Masters ? that's Sarsfields of Galway; Laois All-Ireland B champions in colour (centre pages). Contents, with page numbers: Roe Finnegan ? Templeboy, Sligo (1-6); John McIntyre (7); The Dingle Geaneys (Kerry) (8-13); Tom Ryan (Limerick hurling manager) (14-17); Brian McSorley (18-21); Countrywide (22-23); Tommy Sugrue (Kerry referee) (24-27); Laois senior footballers in colour (28-29); Results Service (30-31); Eugene McGee (32-33); Mortgage Masters and Sarsfields (Galway) (34-36); Sean Devlin (37-39); Derek McDonnell (40-44); Camogie World (45); The McGarry family (46-48); Billy Byrne (49-51); Enda Kenny TD (Mayo) (52-56). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 56 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 47). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Derry, Galway, Kerry, Laois, Limerick, Mayo, Meath, Sligo, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 27 November 1992, Volume 2, No. 83, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Michael Lawlor, exciting young Laois forward, in possession against Kerry in a National Football League game. Cover plugs: Fermanagh's rise and rise; Hayden ? a great Carlow GAA family; Waterford's dynamic chairman Eamonn Murphy; St Nathy's ? a great football tradition. Contents, with page numbers: St Nathy's College, Ballaghaderreen (Fr Andrew Johnston) (1-7); Raymie Ryan (8-11); McGee Man ? Eugene McGee (12-13); John McIntyre (14-15); Last Sunday's action (16-19); Padraig Conway (20-21); Fermanagh's rise and rise (22-27); Eamonn Murphy (Waterford chairman) (28-31); Art McRory (Tyrone) (32-36); Results (37); Hayden's of Carlow (38-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 83). 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Carlow, Fermanagh, Kerry, Laois, Meath, Tyrone, Waterford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 6 December 1991, Volume 1, No. 38, cover price £1.00. A first-year issue from Volume 1. Front cover: Barry McArdle (Monaghan) in full control against Fermanagh in the League at Breffni Park. Cover plugs: Kiltormer's triumph; Manager Morgan; McGinnity magic; Number two O'Malley. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee on the club championships (1-3); Kiltormer (Galway hurling) (4-8); Gaelic video (9); Sean McCarthy (10-11); Robbie O'Malley (Meath) (12-15); Results (16-18); FÁS in Offaly (19); Countrywide with Brendan Cummins (20-23); Billy Morgan (Cork manager) (24-26); Letters pages (27-32); Peter McGinnity (Fermanagh) (33-37). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 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, Cork, Fermanagh, Galway, Meath, Monaghan, Offaly, 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. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 17 December 1993, Volume 3, No. 50 (running number 136), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Meath attack leader Martin Smith in control against Westmeath in the All-Ireland 'B' hurling final. Cover plugs: Gentleman Jim Leonard; Jimmy Whittle's Dunlavin; Bohola boy Ruane; Tom Farren ? Donegal folk hero; Lee Strand Co-op and Kerry GAA; Brendan Breathnach ? Louthman of the Year; Louth senior footballers in colour (centre pages). Contents, with page numbers: Dunlavin GAA club (formed 1890) and the Wicklow Convention (1-6); Eugene McGee (7); Hugh Breslin (8-9); Tom Farren (Donegal) (10-15); Danny Reilly (16-19); St Brendan's (20-23); Brendan Breathnach (Louth) (24-27); Seamus Durack (28-29); Louth senior footballers in colour (30-31); Niall Lynch (32-35); Lee Strand Co-op and Kerry GAA (36-41); Johnny McDonnell (42-46); Camogie World (47); Countrywide and Results (48); John McIntyre (49); Gary Ruane (Bohola, Mayo) (50-55); Jim Leonard (56-60). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 60 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 50). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Derry, Donegal, Kerry, Louth, Mayo, Meath, Westmeath, Wicklow, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 13 November 1992, Volume 2, No. 81, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Tommy Carr ? Dublin's inspirational captain. Cover plugs: Saintly Brigid's from Blanchardstown; Trim ? toppers of Meath hurling; Allister Elliott from the Glens; Offaly's loyal servant Andy Gallagher. Contents, with page numbers: St Brigid's, Blanchardstown (by Damien O'Reilly) (1-8); Martin Daly (9-13); Donal Keogan (Meath) (14-19); Kevin McGrath (20-21); Eugene McGee (22-23); Andy Gallagher (Offaly) (24-27); Trim hurlers ? Meath champions (28-33); John McIntyre (34-35); Allistair Elliott (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. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 81). 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Dublin, Meath, Offaly, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 2 October 1992, Volume 2, No. 75, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Noel Hegarty (Donegal), brilliant against the Dubs, set to make another fine clearance ahead of Vinnie Murphy, with Matt Gallagher on hand ? 1992 All-Ireland football final. Cover plugs: London winners special; Brilliant Tony Boyle from Dungloe; Graham Geraghty ? future Meath star; Michael Lafferty ? able Donegal back-bencher. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee: an exciting NFL series ahead (1-4); Donegal's journey home with Sam Maguire (5-9); Donegal team picture (10-11); Michael Lafferty (Donegal) (12-15); P.J. Carroll (16-19); Graham Geraghty (Meath) (20-21); John McIntyre (22-23); Waterford Under 21 hurlers (24-29); Éire Óg of Carlow (30-33); Results (34-35); Tony Boyle (Dungloe, Donegal) (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. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244. 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Carlow, Donegal, Meath, Waterford, London, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 19 June 1992, Volume 2, No. 60, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Two playing greats of Leinster hurling ? Wexford attacker Martin Storey and Offaly defender Martin Hanamy cross camáns. Cover plugs: Bernie ? one of Wexford's best; Killorglin king Timmy; Sweet Honeyman; Offaly hero Flaherty. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee: Donegal and Derry to advance (Ulster semi-finals) (1-3); Ollie Honeyman (4-7); Dominic Corrigan (Fermanagh) (8-11); Johnny Flaherty (Offaly) (12-15); Results (16); Managers (17); Louth team (18-19); Derek Finn (20-21); Walter O'Connor (Meath) (22-25); Timmy Fleming (Killorglin, Kerry) (26-29); John McIntyre (30-31); Féile (32-33); Countrywide (34-35); Dave Bernie (Wexford) (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. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244. 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Derry, Donegal, Fermanagh, Kerry, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Wexford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 16 July 1993, Volume 3, No. 28 (running number 114), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Action from the dramatic 1992 Donegal?Derry showdown ? Tommy Ryan (Donegal) takes on Derry full back Danny Quinn. Cover plugs: Armagh footballers in colour; Unique Munster decider ? Cork v Tipperary; Ulster showdown ? Donegal v Derry; Diamond in the Donegal camp; Another Cork discovery ? Ciaran O'Sullivan; Michael Feeney at the hub of the Ulster set-up; Sheahan hoping to leave his mark on the Rebels. Contents, with page numbers: Eugene McGee ? Munster and Ulster finals preview (1-2); Westmeath notes (3); Derry's Diamond family (4-9); Eamon Burns (Down) (10-15); Donal Hunt (16-20); Ulster Championship man-of-the-match awards (21); John McIntyre (22-24); Championship top scorers (25); The Tipperary Maguires (26-28); Seamus Gallagher (29); Paul Carr (30-33); Armagh team in colour (34-35); Marty Carlin (36-40); Camogie World (41); Tyrone minors (42-45); Ciaran O'Sullivan (Cork) (46-53); Mark Sheahan (Cork) (54-57); Michael Feeney (Ulster Council) (58-66); Oram ? a small club (67); Results Service (68). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 68 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 28). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Armagh, Cork, Derry, Donegal, Down, Meath, Tipperary, Tyrone, Westmeath, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 21 February 1992, Volume 2, No. 43, cover price £1.50. Front cover: National Football League, Westmeath v Fermanagh at Athlone ? Fermanagh's Kieran Corrigan gets to the ball ahead of Tom Darcy of Westmeath (photo John Quirke). Cover plugs: Keepers galore ? Finbar McConnell and Mick Pender; Wexford warriors of '68; Canny Casey; Magic Martin. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee on the NFL re-opening and the 1992 All-Ireland contenders (1-3); Michael Martin (4-7); Football Championship preview (8-10); Kids Korner (11); Mick Pender (Wicklow goalkeeper) (12-15); Finbar McConnell (Tyrone goalkeeper) (16-19); New-look Croke Park (20-21); Cathal Casey (22-23); John McIntyre (24-25); Results (26-27); Countrywide (28-30); Wexford in '68 ? the 1968 All-Ireland hurling champions (31-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244. 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Fermanagh, Meath, Tyrone, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 23 April 1993, Volume 3, No. 16 (running number 102), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Kerry sharpshooter Pa Dennehy. Cover plugs: Former Ulster greats Hugh Tim Boyle and Frankie Donnelly; Kerry's Bomber (Eoin Liston) again on target; Joe Joe Rouine from the Banner; Éire Óg fly via Swan Electrical. Contents, with page numbers: John McIntyre on the National Hurling League ? Wexford, Christy Keogh, Cyril Farrell (1-2); Results (3); Swan Electrical and Éire Óg (Carlow) (4-9); Countrywide (10-11); Eoin 'Bomber' Liston (Kerry) (12-16); Denis Hollywood (17-19); Eugene McGee (20-21); Lorcan Dowd (22-24); ACC contribution (25-27); Éire Óg in colour (28-29); Hugh Tim Boyle (Donegal) (30-36); Seamus Moynihan (Kerry) (37-39); Jim Byrne (40-44); Joe Joe Rouine (Clare) (45-49); Frankie Donnelly (Tyrone) (50-56). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 56 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 16). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Carlow, Clare, Donegal, Kerry, Meath, Tyrone, Wexford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 2 July 1993, Volume 3, No. 26 (running number 112), cover price £1.50. Front cover: Clare's ace full forward Cyril Lyons. Cover plugs: Clare hurlers in colour (centre pages); 'Royal' family Reynolds; Armagh 'stopper' Brendan Tierney; Banner men Gaynor, Tobin and McInerney; Hogan and Bonnar ? Tipp hurling heroes. Contents, with page numbers: Pat Reynolds ? Meath 1967 All-Ireland winner and first Meath All-Star (1-10); Colm Brady (11-15); Ken Hogan (Tipperary goalkeeper) (16-19); Cormac Bonnar (Tipperary) (20-23); Len Gaynor (Clare manager) (24-27); Declan Tobin (28-31); Clare hurlers in colour (32-33); John McIntyre (34-35); Sean McGuinness (36-39); Paul McKillen (Antrim) (40-43); Brendan Tierney (Armagh goalkeeper) (44-49); Eugene McGee (50-51); Dan McInerney (Clare) (52-58); Tyrone Crystal/Hogan Stand awards (59); Countrywide (60-61); Around the country (62); Camogie World (63); Results (64). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 64 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 26). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Armagh, Clare, Meath, Tipperary, Tyrone, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 16 October 1992, Volume 2, No. 77, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Cork's Tomás Mulcahy gets his puck in ahead of Liam Walsh (Kilkenny) in the 1992 All-Ireland hurling final. Cover plugs: Scotstown's football factory; Tipp's golden oldies; Kilmallock king Kelly; Mostrim magic. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee on the NFL divisions (1-3); Tipperary Over 40s (4-8); Results (9); Countrywide (10-13); Mostrim (Longford) (14-18); Cathal O'Hanlon (19-21); John McIntyre (22-23); Paddy Kelly (Kilmallock, Limerick) (24-27); Scotstown and Sherry Bros (Monaghan) (28-34); Monaghan lady footballers (35-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244. 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Cork, Kilkenny, Limerick, Longford, Meath, Monaghan, Tipperary, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 20 November 1992, Volume 2, No. 82, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Antrim's Paddy Walsh ahead of Kieran Dalton (Offaly) in National Hurling League action. Cover plugs: Monaghan chairman Michael Burns; Ulster club final special; The elections and the GAA connection; Antrim hero Ciaran Hamill. Contents, with page numbers: McGee Man ? Eugene McGee on the role of the club in the GAA (1-3); Noel Dempsey TD (4-7); Jimmy Dennihan (8-11); James McDaid TD (12-15); John McIntyre (16-17); NFL round-up (18-19); Eamonn McCaffrey (20-22); Michael Burns (Monaghan chairman) (23-27); McGurks of Lavey (Derry) (28-33); Ciaran Hamill (Antrim) (34-37); John 'Shorty' Treanor (Monaghan) (38-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 82). 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Derry, Meath, Monaghan, Offaly, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 3 December 1993, Volume 3, No. 48 (running number 134), cover price £1.50. Front cover: 1993 Munster hurling final action ? Tipperary's Pat Fox and John Leahy against Clare's Brian Lohan and John Chaplin. Cover plugs: Offaly senior footballers in colour (centre pages); Taylor-made for the GAA; Laois lion Lalor; Manor Farm in Corduff; Breslin ? new Donegal hero; Early bird in Tyrone; Charlie McCreevy knows his GAA; Toomevara hurl with precision. Contents, with page numbers: Charlie McCreevy TD ? Kildare, Minister for Tourism and Trade (1-5); John Conran (Wexford) (6-9); Shannon Precision and Toomevara (10-13); John Early (Tyrone) (14-17); Countrywide (18-19); Denis Lalor (Laois) (20-23); Joe Waldron (24-27); Offaly senior footballers in colour (28-29); Eugene McGee (30-31); Jack Fitzgerald (32-38); Camogie World (39); Manor Farm and Corduff (40-44); Results Service (45); Taylor Made (46-50); John McIntyre (51); Donal Breslin (Donegal) (52-56). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team; printed by Future Print and distributed by Newspread, WNS Belfast, WNM Derry, Easons and Newsbrothers. 56 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 48). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Clare, Derry, Donegal, Kildare, Laois, Meath, Offaly, Tipperary, Tyrone, Wexford, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 8 May 1992, Volume 2, No. 54, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Limerick corner back Declan Nash blocks down Kevin Hennessy's (Cork) shot at goal in the NHL semi-final, with Brian Finn in support. Cover plugs: The Limerick Reale; Clever Cleary; Jarlath's will be back; Kilmallock's Mike Houlihan. Contents, with page numbers: John McIntyre ? NHL final preview, Limerick v Tipperary (1-3); Maurice Fitzgerald (Kerry) (4-7); Results (8-9); Mike Reale (Limerick) (10-11); London Parnells (12-16); McGee Man ? Eugene McGee (17-19); Mike Houlihan (Kilmallock, Limerick) (20-24); Countrywide (25-29); Blast from the Past (30-31); Michael Cleary (Tipperary) (32-36); St Jarlath's, Tuam (37-40). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244. 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 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Meath, Tipperary, London, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 26 March 1993, Volume 3, No. 12 (running number 98), cover price £1.00. Front cover: AIB Club Football Final Special ? action from the drawn final at Croke Park: Éire Óg's full forward Colm Hayden solos away from O'Donovan Rossa defender Tony Davis. Cover plugs: Éire Óg v O'Donovan Rossa part 2; St Macartan's of Monaghan; UCD take the Fitzgibbon Cup; Multi-talented Ned Byrne. Contents, with page numbers: St Macartan's College, Monaghan (by Seamus McCluskey) (1-6); Ned Byrne (7-11); Countrywide (12-13); Sarsfields (Galway hurling) (14-17); UCD ? Fitzgibbon Cup winners (18-21); Enda McManus (Meath) (22-24); Results (25); Frank Murphy (26-29); McGee Man ? Eugene McGee (30-31); John McIntyre (32-33); Kilmacud sponsorship (34-35); Results continued (36); Club final replay ? Éire Óg (Carlow) v O'Donovan Rossa (Cork) (37-44). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 44 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 12). 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 1993 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Carlow, Cork, Galway, Meath, Monaghan, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.), Eugene McGee (McGee Man) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1993 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Hogan Stand ? 'Your Weekly G.A.A. Magazine' ? the issue of Friday 11 December 1992, Volume 2, No. 85, cover price £1.00. Front cover: Hurling action ? Tipperary against Kerry. Cover plugs: Antrim hurling giants Cushendall; Focus on Naas GAA club; Donegal's forgotten man ? Sylvester Maguire; Ciaran Duff ? still good enough. Also inside: Cushendall (Antrim hurling); Naas GAA club (Kildare); Sylvester Maguire (Donegal); Ciaran Duff (Dublin); Knockmore and Foxford (Mayo) (page 36). Published by Lynn Publications, Creevagh, Crossakiel, Kells, Co. Meath; editor John Lynch, assistant editor Declan Lynch, with Brendan Cummins on the editorial team. 40 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover. ISSN 0791-7244 (barcode 9770791724027, add-on 85). 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 the Kerrigan column, Countrywide county notes, Camogie World, Down Memory Lane and the Results Service. It later became a monthly. THEMES: Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, club GAA, county GAA, the 1992 GAA season, National Leagues, All-Ireland and provincial championships, Antrim, Donegal, Dublin, Kerry, Kildare, Mayo, Meath, Tipperary, 1990s Irish sport, GAA history, Irish sports magazines. Author: John Lynch (ed.) Publisher: Lynn Publications Publication Date: 1992 Binding: Single Issue Magazine Condition: Used - Very Good.…