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This book, first published in 1992, is a detailed study of County Sligo during the period from 1914 to the signing of the treaty in 1921.
As with most history there are a wealth of characters who stand out in the book – such as the local politician John Jinks, the IRB, Volunteer leader and first Sinn Féin TD for South Sligo, Alex McCabe, the labour leader John Lynch and the IRA leaders Frank Carty and Billy Pilkington.
This history of the area around Coolaney, Co. Sligo was first published in 1985.
Coolaney didn't resort to long balls, trying to pass their way through but to little effect, a few crosses came to nought, and their only efforts on goal were long range efforts.
Coolaney began to take control of the game and had another great opportunity to take to lead when Farry broke away on the right and crossed to Sexton who was one on one with the keeper but the defender recovered and blocked his effort.
Coolaney were handed a lifeline when on a rare attack ten minutes from the end, the ball struck a Treacy defender in the arm and the referee pointed to the penalty spot.
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