
Katie, Maggie, Lizzie, and Beatriz Murphy of Rojas,
Buenos Aires province, ca 1885
(Mónica Barry collection)
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An Introduction, by
John Kennedy
The Sporting Dimension
to the Relationship Between Ireland and Latin America,
by John Kennedy
Irish Association Football in Argentina,
by Víctor Raffo
Catholic, Male and
Working-class: The Evolution of the Hurling Club into a
Wide-Ranging Irish-Argentine Institution (1920-1980),
by Ronnie Quinn
The Development of Rugby
in the River Plate Region: Irish Influences, by
Hugh FitzGerald Ryan
Don Patricio O’Connell:
An Irishman and the Politics of Spanish Football,
by Jimmy Burns
‘El Primer Crack’ of
Argentine Basketball: Oscar Furlong, by John
Kennedy
Horses and Horseracing:
An Irish passion in Nineteenth-Century Río de la Plata,
by Edmundo Murray
From Shepherds to Polo Players:
Irish-Argentines from the First to the Last Chukker, by
Guillermo MacLoughlin Bréard
‘Rugby gives you
values: they aren’t written but they are for life’:
Interview with Felipe Contepomi, by Edmundo Murray
Profile: Alfredo Di
Stéfano, football player, by John Kennedy
Profile: Fabián
O'Neill, football player, by Conrad O'Neill
Malcolm
Profile: Santiago
Phelan, rugby player and coach, by John Kennedy
Profile: Pablo MacDonough, polo player, by
Guillermo MacLoughlin Bréard
Review of Brendan O Donoghue's
In Search of Fame and Fortune: The Leahy Family of
Engineers, 1780-1888, by William H. Mulligan
Jr., and
Author's Reply
Review of Iván Alejandro Portela
Bonachea's Cantos de Tir na n-Og, by Olwen
Rowe, and
Author's Reply
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