Listed in the Indo today as number 124 in 125 greatest Footballers of the GAA. Said he died aged 25, anybody any info on how he died or his circumstance
also has there ever been a more intelligent midfield pairing than Hayes-MacEntee? Hayes-former editor of National Newspaper MecEntee -specialist surgeon
P. J. Duke was a G.A.A. football mid-fielder and right halfback for County Cavan. He played for Stradone and University Col-lege, Dublin. He won three Sigerson Cup medals, in 194.5, 1949 and 1947, when he was captain. He was a member of the Cavan senior championship side from 1945 and won two All-Ireland Senior Championship medals with Cavan in 1947 and 1948. He won a Railway Cup medal in 1950 for Ul-ster.
DUKE, P. J. 1925-1950 P. J. Duke was a G.A.A. football mid-fielder and right halfback for County Cavan. He played for Stradone and University Col-lege, Dublin. He won three Sigerson Cup medals, in 194.5, 1949 and 1947, when he was captain. He was a m
Rule 4 , some people might query whether being editor of a national paper is neccesarily the result of being intelligent . I know I would , and some of his journalistic attempts would not have put him in the top 125 of journalists .
More recently a huge number of GAA players have increasingly come from the ranks of the university sides , certainly in the North that is where the push from mid eighties onwards came from . We are not talking so**er numpties here , thank goodness --although most of the Irish s*cc*r players are above the "national average " in GB & I terms .
Rule 4 , some people might query whether being editor of a national paper is neccesarily the result of being intelligent . I know I would , and some of his journalistic attempts would not have put him in the top 125 of journalists .More recently a h