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Cavan Archive News 15th July 1983

Pictured above is the Mullahoran championship winning team of 1963, their last success in the competition. Front row ( l. to r. ) - Danny Brady, Larry Caffrey, Benny Cullen, Andy Brady, John Brady ( captain ), Philip McGuinness, Seamus Galligan, Paddy Smith and Phil Galligan. Back row ( l. to r. ) - Eamonn Reilly, Paraic Harten, Charlie Brady, Andy Smith, Barry Reilly, Dermot McGuinness, John Dalton and Eugene Beglan ( Coach ), July 1983, issue 8142

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Pictured above is the Mullahoran championship winning team of 1963, their last success in the competition. Front row ( l. to r. ) - Danny Brady, Larry Caffrey, Benny Cullen, Andy Brady, John Brady ( captain ), Philip McGuinness, Seamus Galligan, Paddy Smith and Phil Galligan. Back row ( l. to r. ) - Eamonn Reilly, Paraic Harten, Charlie Brady, Andy Smith, Barry Reilly, Dermot McGuinness, John Dalton and Eugene Beglan ( Coach ), July 1983, issue 8142

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