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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final with author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, right, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final, Leon Blanche, centre, Boylesports and author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final, with author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final, with author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, left, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final, Leon Blanche, Boylesports and author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final with author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. Pictured at the announcement is Richie Connor, captain of the Offaly team which won the '82 final with author Michael Foley. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been...

20 November 2007; Kings of September, written by Michael Foley, has been announced as the winner of the 2007 Boylesports Irish Sports Book of the Year award at a ceremony in Dublin. Michael, a sportswriter with The Sunday Times, becomes the third winner of this annual award and joins past winners Denis Walsh, who won in 2005 with Hurling; The Revolution Years and last year's winners Paul McGrath and Vincent Hogan for Back from the Brink. Published by O'Brien Press, it is the story of Offaly's epic victory over Kerry in the 1982 All-Ireland Football Final to deny Kerry an unprecidented 5 in a row. James Joyce Centre, North Great Georges Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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