1901 census
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Bree Athletic Club’s own retrospective records its founders and the young athletes who brought it national success.
A reliable full-name meaning has not been established here. The recorded Irish and English forms are given without an unsupported translation.
Tony Greene and Dan Walsh founded the present Bree Athletic Club in May 1970, with Greene as chairman, Walsh as secretary and Frank Dunne as treasurer. Its history distinguishes this organisation from a short-lived club formed by Father Michael O’Regan in the 1950s. The club serves a wider area than Bree townland; its athletes’ achievements do not establish that each was born locally. [2]
Mary Shannon won national silver in the under-12 80 metres in 1975. That year she joined Paula Kavanagh, Imelda Kavanagh and Eileen Byrne in the club’s first national gold-medal relay team. In 1980 Malachy Sheridan won its first individual national gold in the under-14 pole vault, while Paul Nolan won both the under-11 80 metres and long jump. The club identifies Nolan as the later National Hunt trainer. [2]
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