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Rory Kavanagh rejoins Donegal panel - GAA.iewww.gaa.ie › search › crawl › news › rory-kavanagh-rejoins-donegal-panel

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Rory Kavanagh, the All-Ireland winning midfielder, has returned to the Donegal senior football panel for the season. Kavanagh, who started at midfield ...

Book review: Winning by Rory Kavanagh - The Irish News

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Mercifully, it does not begin with ‘Rory Kavanagh was born on…’, but rather gets right to the heart of the matter immediately, opening with the St Eunan’s man’s first meeting with ...

Rory Kavanagh sheds light on how Tracksuit Ravers became serial...

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Last summer, Rory Kavanagh's ghost writer Liam Hayes sent the former Donegal player some of the raw transcripts of what would become his autobiography Winning.

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Rating (7) Rory Kavanagh was at the heart of the Donegal football team that changed Gaelic football forever as they marched to the All-Ireland title. Rating (7) Rory Kavanagh was at the heart of the Donegal football team that changed Gaelic football forever as they marched to the All-Ireland title.

Rory Kavanagh (Author of Winning)

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Rory Kavanagh is the author of Winning (3.83 avg rating, 6 ratings, 1 review)

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Murphy could have put the result beyond all doubt on the hour mark, when he challenged goalkeeper Clarke for Rory Kavanagh's diagonal ball, but his fisted effort careered over the bar. Richie Feeney and Lee Keegan pulled ...

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Rory Kavanagh ; Injury ends Neil Gallagher's Donegal career. Two-time All Star was one of the stars of All-Ireland winning side ; Christy Toye reflects on a ...

Rory Kavanagh - The Full Wiki

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Rory Kavanagh (Irish: Ruairí Ó Caomhánach); is an inter-county GAA player with Donegal in Ireland.He plays with St. Eunan's in Letterkenny.He also lives in the town. He played a vital part in Donegal's winning of their first National League title in