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Laochra Gael Tyrone’s Owen Mulligan – Owen won All Ireland Minor, Under21 and Senior titles with his native Tyrone. Advertisement Parental Rating: G Tyrone's Owen Mulligan is the subject of this programme. Owen won All Ireland Minor, Under21 and Senior titles with his native Tyrone. First Shown: 17 May Optional Subtitles We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our subtitles on some browsers. We are working to resolve this as soon as possible. Meanwhile, you can access the subtitles via our IOS App (free to download). To choose subtitles, press cc in the player controls. If we have Irish language subtitles available, these can also be selected as an option. If you are viewing on Explore 8, Windows ’95 or older platforms, these changes will not function. You need to upgrade your browser to avail of the subtitles. Please let us know if you have any difficulty. New series. Amongst the sporting legends to feature are: Dónal Óg Cusack Dónal Óg Cusack is synonymous with Cork hurling, and played a key role as goalkeeper during a successful era in the late 1990’s and 2000’s. He speaks about the highs and lows he experienced, from being central to a new hurling style, to winning All Ireland titles, to disagreements with the Cork GAA County Board which resulted in 3 separate strikes. Cited by many as one of the most influential inter-county players of his generation, through his championing of the cause of player welfare with Cork, as chairman of the GPA and his innovation as a goalkeeper, Dónal Óg became the first openly gay elite Irish sportsman in 2009. Contributions also from Diarmuid O’Sullivan, Donal O’Grady, Eddie Brennan and Eoin Kelly. Dara Ó Cinnéide Kerry Footballers emerged from their longest ever barren period in the mid 1990s. An Ghaeltacht Club rose from Junior B ranks to the biggest day of all- St Patrick’s Day between the years 1991 and 2004. One man who was an integral member of both teams was sharpshooter Dara Ó Cinnéide, who looks back candidly at both teams’ rise from the ashes. Contributions also from Tomás Ó Sé, Peter Canavan, and Seán Óg de Paor. Pete Finnerty Pete Finnerty was a teak tough wing back for Galway hurlers in the 1980s and he was part of their superb half-back line. They played in five All-Ireland finals between 1985 and 1990, winning two in ’87 and ’88. He casts an honest and hunourous eye back on his playing days, with contributions also from Pat Fleury, Cyril Farrell and Tony Keady. Eamonn O’Hara Eamonn O’Hara spent nearly twenty years playing football for Sligo. He won eight county titles with his club Tourlestrane over this time, and became one of Ireland’s best known midfield players. With the advent of the Qualifiers Sligo got a chance to play teams outside of Connacht, and had some very famous victories in the years that followed including one over Kildare and Tyrone. In 2002 Eamonn won an All-Star Award after an outstanding year of football. In 2007 after thirty two years waiting, Sligo and Eamonn won a Connacht Title. Tommy Walsh Tommy Walsh was the heart beat of one of the most successful hurling teams of all time. He won 9 All Ireland medals, 7 national leagues and a hurler of the year award. He is also the only player ever to have won 9 All stars in a row. The tenacious Tullaroan man speaks about what motivates him, Kilkenny’s success and passing on the number five shirt to his brother. Contributions also from Eddie Brennan, Eoin Kelly, Cathal Moore and Donal O’ Grady. Clionadh O’Connor Cliodhna O’Connor enjoyed a long career with Dublin’s Ladies Footballers between 2003 and 2014, during which she played in five All-Ireland Finals, but only winning one, in 2010. She was one of the finest goalies in the game and she casts an honest eye back on her playing career. Sorcha Furlong, Valerie Mulcahy and Brian Tyers also contribute. Pat Fox Pat Fox played senior hurling for Tipperary from 1980 to 1996 but it would be 1987 before the county renewed their place at the top table. He was a deadly corner-forward between the years 1987 to 1993, especially in 1991, when he was Hurler of the Year. Contributions also from Pat Fleury, Donal O’Grady and Joe Hayes. Na Lowrys Sean, Brendan and Michael Lowry, three brothers from Ferbane, played for Offaly between 1972 and 1992. It was Seán who started out first in 1972 and won an All Ireland that same year as his brothers watched on from the sidelines. Almost 10 years later and after little success, Brendan and Micahel joined the team. All three brothers took to the field when they beat Kerry in the 1982 All Ireland Final, regarded as one of the greatest matches ever. They say success runs in the blood, and in 2009 Brendan’s son Shane won the Irish Open golf championship as an amatuer. Seánie McMahon Between 1994 & 2006 Seánie McMahon was regarded as one of the greatest centre backs in the country. During that period he won 2 All Ireland Titles with Clare as well as a “Player of the year’ award in 1995, but the road to Croke Park was full of challenges. In 1994, after his a poor display against Limerick in the Munster Final, Seanie’s place on the team was under threat and again in 1995 after breaking his collarbone. But despite these incidents he came back each time better and stronger than ever. He retired in 2006 as the highest scoring back ever in the hurling championship. Owen Mulligan Owen Mulligan won All Ireland Minor, Under21 and Senior titles with his native Tyrone. The Cookstown Father Rocks man was an integral part of Tyrone’s march to their first ever All Ireland Senior success in 2003. He was widely known for his bleached blonde hair and outrageous skill. He speaks about how the death of Cormac McAnallen impacted the team, that wonder goal in 2005 and how it transformed his season and his relationship with Peter Canavan. Contributions also from; Peter Canavan, Tomás Ó Sé and Jarlath Burns.
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Laochra Gael Owen Mulligan – Tír Eoghain. Bhuaigh Owen Craobh na hÉireann le foirne Mionúir, Faoi 21 agus Sinsir Thír Eoghain. Fógraíocht Rátáil Tuismitheora: G Owen Mulligan Thír Eoghain laoch Gael na seachtaine seo. Bhuaigh Owen Craobh na hÉireann le foirne Mionúir, Faoi 21 agus Sinsir Thír Eoghain. Bhí baint mhór aige le héacht Thír Eoghain i 2003 nuair a bhuaigh siad Craobh na hÉireann den chéad uair. Bhí aithne mhór air mar gheall ar a scil ar an bpáirc imeartha. Labhróidh sé faoin tionchar a bhí ag bás tobann Cormac McAnallen ar an bhfoireann agus ar an gcúl iontach a scóráil sé i 2005 agus an chaoi ar athraigh sé sin a chaidreamh le Peter Canavan. I measc na ndaoine a chuirfear faoi agallamh beidh Peter Canavan, Tomás Ó Sé agus Jarlath Burns. Chéad Taispeántas: 17 Bea Rogha Fotheidil Tá deacrachtaí le fotheidil ar roinnt ‘browsers’ faoi láthair. Tá muid ag obair iad seo a chuir ina gceart. Idir an dá linn, tá siad ar fáil ar an APP IOS (saor in aisce le íoslódáil). Le fotheidil a roghnú, brú cc ag bun an scáileáin. Má tá fotheidil Ghaeilge cruthaithe againn, is féidir iad seo a roghnú in áit na bhfotheideal béarla. Má tá tú ag breathnú ar Explore 8 nó ar Windows ’95 nó níos sine, ní oibreoidh na roghanna nua. Is gá mar sin uasghrádú ar do árdán. Déan teagmháil linn má tá aon deacracht agat. Sraith nua. I measc na réalta spóirt beidh: Dónal Óg Cusack Tá Dónal Óg Cusack lárnach i scéal iomána Chorcaí, é mar chúlbáire i ré rathúil ó 1999 go 2012. Cuireann sé síos ar na laethanta maithe, na drochlaethanta agus na conspóidí, idir chraobhacha uile Éireann a bhuachaint agus stailceanna. Mar imreoir, bhí tionchar ollmhór aige ar an spórt agus dlúthbhaint aige le bunú an GPA. Ba é an chéad phearsa spóirt a d’fhógair go poiblí go raibh sé aerach i 2009. Tá Diarmuid O’Sullivan, Donal O’Grady, Eddie Brennan agus Eoin Kelly le clos. Dara Ó Cinnéide Tháinig peileadóirí Sinsir Chiarraí as fásach fada os cionn deich mbliana i 1996. Tháinig foireann club na Gaeltachta as an ngrád sóisir B go dtí an lá ba mhó ar fad idir na 1990adaí luath agus 2004. Bhí dlúthbhaint ag Dara Ó Cinnéide leis an rath a tháinig ar chondae agus club agus féachannn sé siar ar an dá fhoireann. Tá Tomás Ó Sé, Peter Canavan agus Seán Óg De Paor le clos chomh maith. Pete Finnerty Ba bhall seasmhach de líne leathchúil iomána na Gaillimhe Pete Finnerty, a d’imir i gcúig Chluiche Ceannais Uile Éireann idir 1985 agus 1990, iad buacach faoi dhó, i ’87 agus ’88. Bhuaigh sé cúig ghradam All Star sa tréimhse sin. Caitheann sé súil ionraic agus spraoiúil siar ar a thréimhse mar imreoir. Tá Cyril Farrell, Pat Fleury agus Tony Keady le clos chomh maith. Eamonn O’Hara Laoch mór Peil Shligigh – chaith Eamonn O’Hara beagnach scór bliain ag imirt lena chontae. Bhí clú agus cáil ar an bhfear ó Thuar Liostreáin mar luthchleasaí agus fear lár páirce. Le linn a chuid ama ag imirt le Sligeach deineadh forbairt ar an bhfoireann agus le teacht na mbabhtaí cáillithe thugadar aghaidh ar na foirne móra ar nós Chill Dara agus Tír Eoghain. I 2002 tar éis bliain iontach don bhfoireann, bhuaigh Eamonn Gradam All-Star. I 2007, tar éis 32 bliain , bhuaigh Sligeach agus Eamonn Craobh Chonnacht. Tommy Walsh Ba é Tommy Walsh ceann dena daoine is tabhachtaí ar an bhfoireann iomána ba rathúla riamh. Bhuaigh sé 9 mbonn Uile Éireann, 7 mbonn sraithe chomh maith leis an ngradam ‘Imreoir na Bliana’. Is é an t-aon imreoir a bhuaigh 9 All Star i ndiaidh a chéile. Labhraíonn sé go hionraic bhí cad a spreag é, faoi fhoireann sin Chill Chainnigh chomh maith le geansaí uimhir 5 a fhágáil ag a dheartháir. Tá Eddie Brennan, Eoin Kelly, Cathal Moore agus Donal O’Grady le clos chomh maith. Clionadh O’Connor Cé nár imir sí aon pheil fé aois le hÁth Cliath, bhí tréimhse fada ag Cliodhna O’Connor le banpheileadóirí an chontae idir 2003 agus 2014. D’imir sí i gcúig Chluiche Ceannais Uile Éireann ar fad ach níor bhuaigh sí ach ceann amháin, i 2010. Tá sí ionraic agus í ag caitheamh súl siar ar a saol imeartha agus é fós ag goilliúint uirthi nár éirigh léi an ceann is fearr a fháil riamh ar Chorcaigh. Tá Sorcha Furlong, Valerie Mulcahy agus Brian Tyers le clos ar an gclár chomh maith. Pat Fox B’é Pat Fox as Tiobraid Árann duine dena tosaithe ba chontúirtí sa tír idir 1987 agus 1993. Bhí seal fada aige i ngeansaí an chontae, é ag imirt idir 1980 agus 1996, ach bheadh cúpla bliain chiúin aige roimh athbheochan an chontae i 1987. Roghnaíodh é mar iománaí na bliana i 1991, bliain go raibh sé dochloíte. Tá Pat Fleury, Donal O’Grady agus Joe Hayes le clos chomh maith. Na Lowrys D’imir Sean, Brendan agus Michael Lowry, triúr deartháir as Ferbane, le foireann peile Uibh Fhailí idir 1972 agus 1992. Thosaigh Séan ar dtús i 1972 agus bhuaigh sé Craobh na hÉireann sa bhliain chéanna. Bhí a dheartháireacha níos óige, Brendan agus Michael, ag féachaint ar Sheán ar an lá nuair a bhuaigh sé an chraobh. Beagnach 10 bhliain ina dhiaidh ain, tar éis droch-thréimhse do Uíbh Fhailí, tháinig Brendan agus Michael ar an bhfoireann le Seán nuair a bhain Uíbh Fhailí áit amach i gCluiche Ceannais na hÉireann na bliana 1982 in aghaidh Chiarraí. B’é seo ceann dena cluichí ab fhearr riamh sa bpeil. Deirtear go maireann rath sa bhfuil agus i 2009 bhuaigh mac Brendan, Shane Lowry, Comórtas Oscailte gailf na hÉireann mar imreoir amaitéarach. Seánie McMahon Idir 1994 & 2006 bhí Seánie McMahon mar cheann dena leath chúlaíithe láir ab fhearr sa tír. I rith an tréimhse sin bhuaigh sé Craobh na hÉireann i 1995 & 1997 leis an gClár agus an gradam ‘Imreoir na bliana’ i 1995 freisin, ach bhí an bealach chuig Páirc an Chrócaigh lán le dúshláintí do Séanie. I 1994 tar éis droch-thaispeántas in aghaidh Luimní i gCluiche Ceannais na Mumhan bhí a áit ar fhoireann an Chláir faoi bhagairt, agus ansin, i 1995 bhris sé a ghualainn in aghaidh Chorcaí. Ach in aineoinn na heachtraí sin, tháinig sé ar ais níos fearr agus láidre ná riamh. D’éirigh sé as i 2006 tar éis 97 cúlíní a scóráil, rud nár dhein aon cosantóir eile. Owen Mulligan Bhuaigh Owen Mulligan bonn Uile Éireann sa mionúr, Fé21 agus sinsir do Thír Eoghan. Bhí páirt ollmhór ag fear An Chorr Chríochach leis an bhfoireann contae a bhuaigh Craobh na hÉireann i 2003. Bhí cáil ar a stíl gruaige agus scíl dochreidte. Labhraíonn sé faoi bhás tobann Cormac McAnallen agus an tionchar a bhí aige sin orthu ar fad, faoina chúl in aghaidh Bhaile Átha Cliath i 2005 agus faoin ngaol idir é féin agus a iar-mhuinteoir, Peter Canavan. Tá Peter Canavan, Tomás Ó Sé agus Jarlath Burns le clos chomh maith.