Tag: Brendan Boylan

  • There’s only one form of protest they understand

    There’s only one form of protest they understand

    When St Peter’s College, Dunboyne opened in 1994, I was involved in the formation of the first Gaelic football teams to represent the school. In the first matches the school ever played, both lads and ladies teams took to the field decked out in red t-shirts procured hastily from Dunnes Stores.  By the time both…

  • It’s their world, we just live in it

    It’s their world, we just live in it

    The tragic and untimely passing of young Jack De Bromhead last autumn shook the nation and well beyond to the core. No matter who you are, or whether you have any knowledge of or interest in racing, the thought of a kid dying – in any circumstances but especially doing something he knew and loved…

  • Watching, admiring, hoping

    Watching, admiring, hoping

    Did you ever watch somebody, sporting or otherwise, and just get an inkling straight away they were destined for stardom? Off the top of my head I could name a plethora, quite a few of them close to home.  Graham Geraghty and Emma Duggan are two that jump off the page. On a larger scale,…

  • Would You Like To Buy My Books?

    Would You Like To Buy My Books?

    Over the last couple of years I have written and published two books – “Heroics And Heartache” and ” Rolling Down Memory Lane”. Details about both and how you can purchase them are contained within.