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Cormac Moore

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Originally from Laois, Ireland, Cormac Moore has a Bachelors degree in Commerce and a Masters degree in Modern Irish History (both from University College Dublin). He is currently pursuing a PhD on sports history at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK. He is author of The GAA V Douglas Hyde: The Removal of Ireland's First President as GAA Patron (2012) and The Irish Soccer Split (due for publication in autumn 2015). He has contributed an essay on Luke O'Toole for The GAA and Ireland 1913-1923: The Revolutionary Years (due for publication in 2015). He also has upcoming articles due to be published in international journals, Sport in Society and Soccer and Society and is a regular contributor to sports history conferences.

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