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GAELS TALES | Tommy Burns selects his Glyde Rangers and Louth all-time XVs

CLUB Glyde Rangers. FIRST MEMORY OF YOUR CLUB 1962 junior championship final win over St. Bride’s. BIGGEST RIVALRY St. Mochta’s. WHY? We’d some great battles down the years, especially the championship final of 1990. BEHIND THE SCENES HERO Patsy ...

02 Jun 2020 at 18:19

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INSIDE TRACK | Don’t bet against Glyde Rangers legend Tommy Burns going for 50 years as club secretary

By the time I first made it on to the Dundalk Gaels committee, Tommy Burns had put eight years behind him as Glyde Rangers’ secretary. Both of us have been ever-present around our respective tables without break in the meantime, sometimes ...

19 Dec 2018 at 09:47

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REVEALED | Dundalk Democrat Louth GAA team of the decade

The Democrat have compiled their Louth GAA team of the decade. Democrat sports editor Caoimhín Reilly led the selection committee, which comprised of Aidan King (Lannléire), Tommy Burns (Glyde Rangers), Michael Matthews (Oliver ...

19 Dec 2019 at 20:13

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How the Louth GAA team of the decade was picked; who made it and who didn't

It was never going to be any other way. Pulling out of Donegan’s, Noel Litchfield let go a belch that made your writer think he’d driven out in front of someone. Good job I didn’t, the prince of Tallanstown, Tommy Burns, was ...

20 Dec 2019 at 17:54

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