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CLG Uladh – Ulster GAA » Blog Archive » Jack Bratton RIP

by damian

Ulster GAA are saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Jack Bratton, member of 1949 All-Ireland winning Minor team and 1953 Senior team that reached Armagh’s first All-Ireland Final. Jack Bratton never imagined when he took his first faltering steps in the Armagh jersey in 1950 that he would go on to become one of the most outstanding full-backs ever to emerge from Ulster. His skill at high fielding set him apart and he was the winner of 3 Lagan Cup medals, 2 Ulster Championships and an All-Ireland Minor title. His consistency earned him a call-up to the Ulster side for the Railway Cup and his 1956 medal was one of his most treasured possessions....

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Magners League Club by Club Guide 2010/11 | The Rugby Blog

by Hutch

A new fan base will help the team during the difficult season which lies ahead, and this will be a year for being patient and getting used to the Magners League. Aironi will be the biggest unknown quantity until after the first few games, so if they can take advantage early on, they are more likely to finish higher than Treviso which should be their main target for the season. Finishing first in the Italian league counts for little and losing 41-10 to Magners League side Munster in the Heineken Cup signals that this could be a long, hard season for Treviso. They have recruited Dan Parks from Glasgow who could prove to be the best signing of the summer, and what’s more, they have taken a key player away from one of their main rivals for a playoff spot....

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