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	Mick Mackey - Wiki Ireland
		Mick Mackey (1912-1982) was a famous hurler (player of hurling) for County Limerick.
		Michael Mackey was born in Castleconnell, County Limerick on July 12, 1912.
		Mackey won further honours with his local club, Ahane, wher he won 20 County Senior Championship medals, 15 in hurling and five in Gaelic football.
	wiki.ie /wiki/Mick_Mackey (175 words)

	Mick Mackey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Mick qualified as an Aquatic Biologist in 1989 from the University of Tasmania, and went on to work with the Melbourne Water Board as an Aquatic Botanist until 1995.
		Mick went on to spend a further three months with Australian Antarctic Division participating in a marine mammal survey of the Southern Ocean.
		Mick began work with the Coastal and Marine Resources Centre in 1999, where he spent many weeks at sea investigating the abundance and distribution of cetaceans and seabirds off the Irish west coast.
	www.ucc.ie /research/crc/pages/people/mickmackey.htm (400 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		Mick Mackey was captain of the team which included Paddy Enright who chatted with Mick Herbert when Paddy celebrated his 80 a few months back.
		Mick kept the proud name to the fore in the 1940s as his beloved Ahane and Limerick did battle for hurling glory and club and national level.
		Mick made an entry to the folklore of his native place long before he was called to the sporting fields in heaven.
	hoganstand.com /Limerick/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=63661 (340 words)

	CMRC Staff
		Mick began work with the Coastal & Marine Resources Centre in 1999, where he spent many weeks at sea investigating the abundance and distribution of cetaceans and seabirds off the Irish west coast.
		Mackey, M.J., Cronin, M.A. and O’Leary, D., 2004, Cetaceans and Seabirds of Ireland's Atlantic Margin.
		Mackey, M., Ó Cadhla, O., Kelly, T.C., Aguilar de Soto, N. and Connolly, N., 2004, Cetaceans and Seabirds of Ireland’s Atlantic Margin.
	www.ucc.ie /research/crc/pages/K_staff_page.php?id=8 (521 words)

	oldest rivalry
		This “new” tradition was cemented by further final clashes in 1917, and 1922, both of which went to replays, with victory going to the Premier County in each, with the honours from the next two finals in 1923 and ’24, shared by the counties.
		In this 1936 final, the 24 year-old Mick Mackey really stepped into hurling legend, but scoring 5-3 against Tipp, which is a record for a Munster Final.
		Along with Ryan and Mick Mackey, there was Jackie Power - father of Kerry’s Ger, Paddy Scanlon — one of the great goalkeepers, and John Mackey who were all part of the magnificent Ahane team of the era which powered this Limerick side.
	www.premierview.ie /oldest_rivalry.htm (2004 words)

	Cratloe GAA
		Cratloe's Mick clashed with all the stars, in hurling days of yore.
		"Mick the Miller", as he was often referred to by Micheal O' Hehir, plus his team-mates were part of what was undoubtedly to date Cratloe's finest era on the hurling sod.
		His brother P.J was equally one of the parishes most famed sons and hurled with Clare for a fourteen year period from 1936 ~ 1949 representing Munster on four occasions and winning two Railway Cups alongside Mick Mackey and Christy Ring.
	www.cratloegaa.com /hist03.asp (392 words)

	Blake Mackey
		Mackey got the goals, there was an impressive late debut for new signing Tom Bates - a former contemporary of...
		Mackey says, "I confess that I look upon the legend and the documents that contain it...
		Mackey (Coleman 58), Pearson, M Thompson (Eden 73), Husband...
	www.netactics.co.uk /blake_mackey.html (454 words)

	Mick_Mackey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Please feel free to browse around, explore the provided information, and then let us know if it helped you in your search for more knowledge about Mick_Mackey.
		He was named in the centre forward position on the Gaelic Athletic Association's "Hurling Team of the Millennium."
		Mick Mackey See also See also List of people on stamps of Ireland Database "http://tax-relief.rubylq2.com/Mick_Mackey"
	tax-relief.rubylq2.com /Mick_Mackey (318 words)

	The Examiner - Opinion - 14, July, 2000
		Before my friend could reply, I beat him to it by saying that I would have picked Mick Roche of Tipperary at centre back in place of John Keane.
		We agreed that with the exception of the five certainties - the two Doyles, Ring, Mackey and Lynch - you could, would and will get an argument over all the other places.
		Two old men were sitting in front of me. To mark the occasion, one of our Sunday papers had carried a national poll of its readers to pick the Team of the Century.
	ted.examiner.ie /archives/2000/July/14/current/opinionpage_2.htm (1038 words)

	1999 - Senior Championship Semi-Final
		Two Damien Fox points (one from a free) brought Tullamore back into contention, but Brendan Murphy hit back with a point for Ballyskenach leaving the score at 1-4 to 0-4 in their favour.
		Tullamore then hit a purple patch and by the 25th minute they had registered four points in succession per P.J. Martin, Damien Fox (free), Mick Mackey and Mark Gallagher and that gave them the lead - 0-8 to 1-4 - for the first time since the 10th minute.
		In the 59th minute Damien Fox netted a consolation goal for Tullamore after being set up by Mick Mackey and Mark Gallagher, but fittingly it was Ballyskenach who had the final say with a point by Noel Murphy.
	www.ballyskenagh.com /pages/1999/tullamoreOE.html (853 words)

	Irish Examiner - 2001/07/19: So sharp O'Callaghan proves ace for Cork
		Fielding a very young side that included 12 under 21s, they failed to fulfil their early promise and were a well beaten side at the finish.
		Only Brian "Beano" McDonnell, Brian Clancy, Mark Lennon, who is a grandson of the legendary Limerick hurler, Mick Mackey, and Tony Griffin came out of this game with their reputations intact.
		Cork were forced to make a late change after centre back Mark Prendergast withdrew to be replaced by Pat Sexton but it was Clare who were off the mark first through Tony Griffin who raced 60 yards before pointing after a minute.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/2001/07/19/story8341.asp (592 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		The communities of Clare and Limerick were united in sadness and in grief when Jason Lennon, the 29 year old grandson of legendary hurler Mick Mackey, was laid to rest in Shannon.
		All-Ireland medals are not something you take too lightly as a family, and its not just confirmed to your grandad, the great Mick Mackey,” he said.
		The funeral cortege was met at the gates of Wolfe Tones na Sionna and the coffin was shouldered by his 1986 team-mates to the burial at Illaumnmanagh.
	hoganstand.com /Limerick/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=18020 (352 words)

	RTÉ Television: Top 20 GAA Moments
		Eddie Keher of Kilkenny is rated one of the finest hurlers of all time, on a plateau of greatness alongside Christy Ring, Mick Mackey and from the modern era, D. Carey.
		In addition to his all-round skilful play, physical strength and fieldcraft, Eddie was a scoring machine, shooting Kilkenny to success in six All-Ireland finals: 1963, 67, 69, 72, 74 and 75.
		Just before Kilkenny's second-half comeback, Eddie Keher shot this spectacular goal from the wing - to remind a then dominant Cork that he was still there, and that the Kilkenny volcano was merely dormant, not extinct!
	www.rte.ie /tv/gaamoments/moment3.html (127 words)

	The Kingdom: Mr Versatile John Kelly opens great GAA debate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A number of prominent players were suspended and many more escaped when some vigilant members were lax.
		The story is told that Limerick county board became aware that their famous hurler Mick Mackey was attending rugby games and in danger of suspension.
		They immediately got a solution – they made Mick a vigilant man, and, of course, Mick never reported any one.
	www.the-kingdom.ie /community/story.asp?j=9117 (671 words)

	Waterford news, local irish news
		The doubles handicap on Saturday was won by Clodagh Sheehan and Mick O’Keeffe, who beat Lynda Kiely and Pat Murray in the final.
		The Tom Murphy Car Sales League is now at semi-final stage and the finals will be played on Thursday, March 9th.
		On Friday the winners were David Swift, Mick Mackey and Derek Power; also Walter and Kitty Goff and Hanna Hanley.
	www.munster-express.ie /060303/notes_dunhill.html (244 words)

	Faces and Places
		While the vast majority of the photographs in the book contain thousands of Clonmel faces of that era, there are some of more general interest, like for instance my picture of the two greatest hurlers Ireland has ever produced - the legendary Cork hurler Christy Ring and the equally famous Limerick hurler Mick Mackey.
		I took it in the Limerick Sportsgrounds in 1957 when Ring was leaving the field injured and had words with Mackey who was an umpire.
		Another famous showbusiness person included is comedian Jimmy O'Dea (star of "Finian's Rainbow") seen on the stage of the Collins Hall, Clonmel with Dance Band leader Mick Delahunty and the Mayor of Clonmel Jim Taylor.
	www.iol.ie /~jnelson/faces.htm (426 words)

	Amazon.com: Iceman: Books: Chris Lynch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		He always brings home someone different and one night he brought home Mick Mackey.
		Mackey was an all-time hockey player who was that star of the Big Bad Bruins.
		Mackey comes home with him because he needs Eric’s fathers businesses to help him out with him children camps.
	www.amazon.com /Iceman-Chris-Lynch/dp/0064471144 (2414 words)

	Waterford News & Star - 2006/04/14: Dunhill - Dunhill NS enrolment 2006
		Holy Thursday; 7.30.P.M. Good Friday;7.30.P.M. Holy Saturday; 7.30.P.M. Easter Sunday;11.A.M. The winners of the doubles handicap on Saturday were Colm Doran and Johnny Dunne who beat Anthony Power and Mick O’Keeffe in the final.
		The winners of the handicaps on Wednesday were Eily Hunt, Dec Murphy and Super Sub, also Ted Stokes, Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Martin Harney.
		On Friday the winners were David Swift, Alice Power and Mick Mackey also Eily Hunt, Ian Robinson and Super Sub.
	archives.tcm.ie /waterfordnews/2006/04/14/story21481.asp (430 words)

	Tipp.ie Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Since the time of Cuchulainn the greats of hurling have strode across the pages of history and brought excitement and colour to the lives of ordinary folk...........
		Four such heroes, four players of outstanding star quality, are Christy Ring and Mick O'Connell, Mick Mackey and Seán O'Neill, two in hurling and two in football.
		All four were legends during their playing careers and all continue to be regarded as the greatest of all times.
	www.tipp.ie /gaelicathletic/tippgaa.htm (1048 words)

	FAI seek permission for training game at Croke Park - Page 2 - Foot.ie
		Mick Mackey in Limerick insisted on going to Thomond Park.
		After ignoring a final warning they bigots had to make him a watcher to report on other people.
		Mick O'Connell used to support Cork Hibs and The Examiner put a photo on their front page and tried to goad Kerry into banning him.
	foot.ie /forums/showthread.php?p=576888#post576888 (1084 words)

	Lar na Páirce, Gaelic Games interpretative centre, Thurles, Co.Tipperary
		This was an opportunity to preserve and foster the rich heritage of our games in the town where the G.A.A. was founded in 1884.
		After much work the centre was ready for opening in November 1994.
		The Connacht exhibit includes a photograph of the Leitrim senior football team that won the Connacht championship in 1927, the last time until 1994 for the county to achieve this success.
	87.232.16.4 /tipperary/larnapairce/index.html (1014 words)

	Commissioners of Irish Lights
		During the long calm days the cetation officer, Mick Mackey, an Austrailian working at University College Cork, set himself up on the monkey island with a camping seat and binoculars.
		He was astounded by the amount of sea life that he observed in that period.
		Our crew became quite competent in observing and distinguishing the gender and age of pilot whales, thanks to the observation books which Mick left on the bridge, and would report comprehensive sightings to him after his meal breaks.
	www.cil.ie /sh832x4992.html (1147 words)

	1997 Senior Championship
		Cathal Murphy and Noel Murphy showed that they still have the talent to compete with the best, while Bill Lalor, Tom O'Toole and Kevin Franks battled hard in a Ballyskenach attack which was far from potent.
		TULLAMORE: Derek Larkin; John Rouse, Ray Spain, Kevin Kennedy; Ray Martin, P.J. Martin, Tom Cusack; Kevin Martin, Andy Hoctor (0- 1); Pauric Feeney, Mick Mackey (0-1), Damien Fox (1-4, 1-2 frees); Pat Cleary (0-2), Alo Lalor (0-1), Mark Gallagher.
		Subs.: David McCann for Kevin Kennedy, (47 mins), Damien Beatty for Mick Mackey, (53 mins).
	www.ballyskenagh.com /pages/1997/1997-tullamore.html (847 words)

	UL Hurling Club
		The Scariff born native, terrorised the forwards of the squad when drafted in for the latter half of the campaign.
		A great man to write a P45, Karls imagination is a legend, he imagines he is a great, hurler, writer, drinker, and most of all singer.
		The second best Limerick Hurler since Mick Mackey, but the most cunning since Cregan, the strongest since McKenna, the most accurate since Kirby, the most flamboyant since Carey……yeah, okay ….
	www.ul.ie /~hurling/PenPictures/PenPictures1999.html (2128 words)

	Munster Senior Hurling Teams - Munster GAA Web Site
		LIMERICK: Timmy Ryan (Captain), Paddy Scanlan, John Mackey, Mick Mackey, Jim Close, Paddy Clohessy, Dave Clohessy, Tom McCarthy, Ned Cregan, Mick Kennedy, Micky Cross, Mick Ryan, Jim Roche, Jackie O’Connell, Garrett Howard.
		LIMERICK: Paddy Scanlan, Paddy Carroll, Tom McCarthy, Mick Kennedy, Micky Cross, Paddy Clohessy, Garrett Howard, Timmy Ryan, Mick Ryan, John Mackey, Mick Mackey (Captain), Jim Roche, Dave Clohessy, Paddy McMahon, Jim Close.
		CORK: Mick Cashman, Jimmy Brohan, John Lyons, Vincy Twomey, Paddy Dowling, Willie John Daly, Paddy Philpott, Gerald Murphy, Mick O'Regan, Paddy Barry, Josie Hartnett, Christy O'Shea, Florry O'Mahony, Terry Kelly, Christy Ring (Captain).
	munster.gaa.ie /teams/seniorhurling.html (4514 words)

	Roscommon Herald: How good is the present era of Gaelic football and hurling? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		However, the emphasis on the former years rather than the present left many followers puzzled.
		There is nobody qualified to say whether the best hurler of the 1930s, Mick Mackey, was equal, lesser or a greater player than the cream of the current crop such as Henry Shefflin and Eoin Kelly.
		What we do know is that the leading lights in the past stood head and shoulders above the rest.
	www.roscommonherald.ie /news/story.asp?j=4472 (1321 words)

	Irish Emigrant - Cormac MacConnell this week
		There has been only one Christy Ring....although a son did play for Cork....only one Mick Mackey, only one Ronnie Delaney, one Noel Carroll....the list goes on and on.
		Just one Mick O'Connell, just one flamboyant Georgie Best.
		It is an intriguing fact, is it not, in Biblical language, that our stars do not beget stars at all.
	www.emigrant.ie /cormac/feb12.htm (869 words)

	Munster Railway Cup Hurling Teams - Munster GAA Web Site
		Team: Sean Og Murphy (Captain), Edward O'Connell, Mick Murphy, Jim O'Regan, Jim Hurley, G. Aherne, Mick "Gah" Aherne, Moss Murphy, Dinny Barry Murphy (All Cork), Mick Murphy, John Joe Kinnane, Willie Gleeson, Micky Cross, Bob McConkey, Micky Fitzgibbon (Limerick), Johnny Leahy, Mick Darcy, Phil Cahill, Martin Kennedy (Tipperary), Tull Considine (Clare).
		Team: Sean Og Murphy (Captain, Cork), Dinny Barry Murphy, Jim O'Regan, Edward "Marie" O'Connell, Eudie Coughlan, Mick "Gah" Aherne (All Cork), Tom Shinney, Micky Fitzgibbon, Tom Conway, Micky Cross (Limerick), John Joe Doyle, Tull Considine (Clare), Phil Purcell, Phil Cahill, Martin Kennedy (Tipperary).
		Team: Paddy Scanlon, Tom McCarthy, Mick Kennedy, Micky Cross, Paddy Clohessy, Timmy Ryan, John Mackey, Mick Mackey, Paddy McMahon (all Limerick), John Maher, Phil Purcell (Tipperary), Jack Barrett, Micka Brennan (Cork), Larry Blake, Mick Hennessy (Clare), Jimmy Cooney (Tipperary), John Quirke, G. Garrett (Cork), Tom Greaney (Waterford).
	munster.gaa.ie /teams/railwaycuphurling.html (2084 words)

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