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The FAI have fantastic items out in Abbottstown and it is a shame that they are not on general display even on their website.Unless you get invited in you cannot see them.While i have to give them huge  credit for honouring the ex players and the alcoves themselves are fantastic and brilliantly designed and maintained it would be nice if everyone could see them on the FAI website even.
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Dunphy not very complimentary of him in his book. 
 
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Charlie Hurley. 
 
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Dunphy not very complimentary of him in his book. 
 
Yeh, there was no need for that hatchet job.
 
If Charlie was from Drumcondra, well sin sceal eile......
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Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Charlie Hurley. 

 
Dunphys a bollix. Embarrassed
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Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

The FAI have fantastic items out in Abbottstown and it is a shame that they are not on general display even on their website.Unless you get invited in you cannot see them.While i have to give them huge  credit for honouring the ex players and the alcoves themselves are fantastic and brilliantly designed and maintained it would be nice if everyone could see them on the FAI website even.
do you? I've been out there and just walked in and looked around. nobody said anything to me.
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Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:

I believe there a great tribute to Charlie at FAI HQ any links fellas ?
 

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Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

The FAI have fantastic items out in Abbottstown and it is a shame that they are not on general display even on their website.Unless you get invited in you cannot see them.While i have to give them huge  credit for honouring the ex players and the alcoves themselves are fantastic and brilliantly designed and maintained it would be nice if everyone could see them on the FAI website even.
do you? I've been out there and just walked in and looked around. nobody said anything to me.


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Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

The FAI have fantastic items out in Abbottstown and it is a shame that they are not on general display even on their website.Unless you get invited in you cannot see them.While i have to give them huge  credit for honouring the ex players and the alcoves themselves are fantastic and brilliantly designed and maintained it would be nice if everyone could see them on the FAI website even.
do you? I've been out there and just walked in and looked around. nobody said anything to me.
 
of course you can walk into the main reception area where they have 2 alcoves and a display area but the vast majority of the items are housed thruout the building and you need to be buzzed in again you can't just stroll around the offices.
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Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:

I believe there a great tribute to Charlie at FAI HQ any links fellas ?
 

Irelandshirts beat me to it LOL
 
Any SAFC related stuff or caps of Charlies on show ?
 
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Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:

Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:


I believe there a great tribute to Charlie at FAI HQ any links fellas ?
 

Irelandshirts beat me to it LOL


 
Any SAFC related stuff or caps of Charlies on show ?
 
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I think they have Ireland shirts and caps and possibly some medals but I don't think any SAFC bits on display im afraid
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Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

The FAI have fantastic items out in Abbottstown and it is a shame that they are not on general display even on their website.Unless you get invited in you cannot see them.While i have to give them huge  credit for honouring the ex players and the alcoves themselves are fantastic and brilliantly designed and maintained it would be nice if everyone could see them on the FAI website even.
do you? I've been out there and just walked in and looked around. nobody said anything to me.
 
of course you can walk into the main reception area where they have 2 alcoves and a display area but the vast majority of the items are housed thruout the building and you need to be buzzed in again you can't just stroll around the offices.
oh right, I didn't know they had other iterms around the building
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Originally posted by irelandshirts irelandshirts wrote:

Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:

Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by donegal dave donegal dave wrote:


I believe there a great tribute to Charlie at FAI HQ any links fellas ?
 

Irelandshirts beat me to it LOL


 
Any SAFC related stuff or caps of Charlies on show ?
 
Thanks


I think they have Ireland shirts and caps and possibly some medals but I don't think any SAFC bits on display im afraid
 
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Charlie played for Millwall first. His family moved from Cork when he was 7. Was nicked named King Charlie at Rolka Park [old Sunderland ground] Was also named Sunderland played of the century. Great man had a chat with him in Galway when Roy Keane brought over Sunderland to play Galway. Lets not forget his fellow Cork man Noel Cantwell another great player.
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Originally posted by smart man smart man wrote:

Charlie played for Millwall first. His family moved from Cork when he was 7. Was nicked named King Charlie at Roker Park [old Sunderland ground] Was also named Sunderland player of the century. Great man had a chat with him in Galway when Roy Keane brought over Sunderland to play Galway. Lets not forget his fellow Cork man Noel Cantwell another great player.
 
Good post bud the old training ground in the days before the Academy of Light was called the Charlie Hurley Training ground and theres a bar named after him at the SOL.
His song " Whos the greatest centre half the world has ever seen Charlie Hurley is his name " is still sung at matches by Sunderland supporters. Cool
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Originally posted by Double Maxim Double Maxim wrote:

Originally posted by smart man smart man wrote:

Charlie played for Millwall first. His family moved from Cork when he was 7. Was nicked named King Charlie at Roker Park [old Sunderland ground] Was also named Sunderland player of the century. Great man had a chat with him in Galway when Roy Keane brought over Sunderland to play Galway. Lets not forget his fellow Cork man Noel Cantwell another great player.
 
Good post bud the old training ground in the days before the Academy of Light was called the Charlie Hurley Training ground and theres a bar named after him at the SOL.
His song " Whos the greatest centre half the world has ever seen Charlie Hurley is his name " is still sung at matches by Sunderland supporters. Cool
 
I know a Sunderland supporting student at Sunderland University from Cork whos old man began supporting SAFC because Charlie Hurley was playing for the club at the time. Cool
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