Hero Books

To this day, Down's Paddy Doherty is still remembered as one of the most lethal finishers in the history of Gaelic football. the Ballykinlar clubman was fast, and breathtaking on the ball. He led his county to a long awaited All-Ireland victory in 1960, and the following summer he captained the Mourne men and brought the Sam Maguire Cup back across the border a second time.Doherty continued to rip apart defences throughout the decade and won a third All-Ireland crown with Down in 1968, when the Mournemen defeated Kerry in September for the second time, to add to seven Ulster titles and three National league titles. The 1960s was a decade which is best remembered for the legend of Paddy Doherty, and The Making of Paddy Mo.

RTE's top football analyst, Kevin McStay reveals the pressures of swapping the broadcast booth for the sideline for three years.

Everything anyone ever wished to know about the greatest football team in world football is told in this remarkable miscellany from renowned Manchester United ‘author’ John D.T. White... a must for anyone who has loved the heroes in Old Trafford down through the history of time.

Everything anyone ever wished to know about the greatest football team in world football is told in this remarkable miscellany from renowned Manchester United ‘author’ John D.T. White... a must for anyone who has loved the heroes in Old Trafford down through the history of time.