Cormac McAnallen Funeral

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2464 x 1632 px | 41.7 x 27.6 cm | 16.4 x 10.9 inches | 150dpi

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5 March 2004

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Eglish UK

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Haydn West

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Pupils attend the funeral service of the Tyrone GAA captain and St Catherine's Convent teacher, Cormac McAnallen, who died suddenly of a heart infection last week. Tens of thousands of people from all corners of Ireland arrived in the tiny village of Eglish, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland for the funeral of gaelic football's brightest young star.

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RMG6T6JX–Donal McAnallen, the brother of Gaelic GAA All-Star Cormac McAnallen, who died suddenly of a heart infection earlier this week, carries his brother's coffin from St Patrick's Church, Eglish, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Tens of thousands of people from all corners of Ireland arrived in the tiny village for the funeral of gaelic football's brightest young star.

RM2D33E1C–Tyrone GAA football manager, Mickey Adams, after Tyrone player, Cormac McAnallen's funeral at Eglish parish church, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Mr McAnallen died earlier this week of a heart infection.

RMG6T6NN–Mourners flock from all corners of Ireland to the tiny village of Eglish, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland, for the funeral of local hero and Tyrone GAA football captain, Cormac McAnallen. Gaelic football's bright young star died suddenly of a heart infection last week.

RM2D33DY3–The coffin of Gaelic football All-Star Cormac McAnallen, carried to his family home in Eglish, Co Tyrone, seven miles from Dungannon. McAnallen the 24-year-old Tyrone captain died of a condition affecting about one in 100,000 people. A crowd of around 300 people, including members of Mr McAnallen's home club St Patrick's, stood silently in Eglish as his hearse, followed by more than 50 cars, wound its way through the village towards the family home.

RMG6T6B3–Claire McIntosh, 22, from Eglish, Co Tyrone, Northern Irelands, standing outside Eglish Post Office, waiting for the funeral cortege of Cormac McAnallen to enter the Parish Church opposite. Mr McAnallen, who was captain of the Tyrone GAA football champions, died suddenly of a heart infection earlier in the week. A newspaper photo of Mr McAnallen can be seen stuck to the window of the Post Office.

RM2D33E1F–Sinn Feins' Martin McGuinness (left) and Gerry Adams at Eglish parish church, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland, for the funeral of Tyrone GAA star, Cormac McAnallen, who died suddenly of a heart infection last week. Tens of thousands of people from all corners of Ireland arrived in the tiny village for the funeral of gaelic football's brightest young star.

Cormac McAnallen Funeral

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