Sean Boylan by Sean Boylan

Sean Boylan by Sean Boylan

Sean Boylan's own account of his years as manager of the Meath football team is an inspiring read and a must for any GAA enthusiast.

'An engaging autobiography. . the Dunboyne native is a remarkable man in several ways and his career as a football manager is not the sole point of interest. As well as instructive glimpses of players with which he worked, there are compelling sections on his personal life and his work as a herbalist .. .The subject's charisma shines'

-- Kilkenny Voice

'Boylan has led an interesting and extraordinary life. Here we are exposed to his profound understanding of the human spirit and his opinion of what really makes people tick'

-- The Clare People

Seán Boylan is remembered for being the manager who brought the Sam Maguire to Meath after a gap of twenty years and then brought it back three more times. Born in Dunboyne, he has had a lifelong association with Co. Meath. John Quinn is a writer and broadcaster. He retired from RTÉ Radio in 2002 after a distinguished career of twenty-seven years. He is the author of five children's novels, one adult novel and a memoir, Sea of Love, Sea of Loss. His children's novel The Summer of Lily and Esme won the Bisto Book of the Year Award in 1992. His most recent children's book, Bill and Fred, was published by The O'Brien Press in 2005. He lives in County Galway. JOHN QUINN is a writer and broadcaster. He retired from RTÉ Radio in 2002 after a distinguished career of twenty-seven years. He is the author of five children's novels, one adult novel and a memoir, Sea of Love, Sea of Loss. His children's novel The Summer of Lily and Esme won the Bisto Book of the Year award in 1992. He lives in County Galway.

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ISBN 13	9781847170040
ISBN 10	1847170048
Title	Sean Boylan
Author	Sean Boylan
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	O'Brien Press Ltd
Year published	2006-09-29
Number of pages	288
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