ONE OF THE best-known and most successful GAA clubs in the country went under the spotlight for a TV documentary last night and the end product has been widely praised.
Crossmaglen Rangers have been crowned All-Ireland senior club football champions on six occasions. Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO
Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO / Declan Roughan/INPHO
‘Crossmaglen: Field Of Dreams’ was broadcast last night on BBC Northern Ireland.
The documentary – the work of reporter Thomas Niblock and producer Natalie Maynes – provided a behind the scenes look at the Armagh club who have enjoyed an astonishing rate of success in recent times.
It will be repeated tomorrow night at 11.15pm on BBC Two Northern Ireland.
Crossmaglen Rangers captain Paul Hearty lifts the trophy after last November's Ulster club final win. Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO
Presseye / Declan Roughan/INPHO / Declan Roughan/INPHO
Crossmaglen
The feedback was overwhelmingly positive from the Crossmaglen Rangers players.
Aaron Kernan
Advertisement
1/2 In London for a few days work. Ive just seen the clubs documentary online. Margaret McConville's input was amazing. What a lady.
'Top class', 'compelling', 'what a club' - praise pours in for Crossmaglen Rangers TV documentary
ONE OF THE best-known and most successful GAA clubs in the country went under the spotlight for a TV documentary last night and the end product has been widely praised.
‘Crossmaglen: Field Of Dreams’ was broadcast last night on BBC Northern Ireland.
The documentary – the work of reporter Thomas Niblock and producer Natalie Maynes – provided a behind the scenes look at the Armagh club who have enjoyed an astonishing rate of success in recent times.
It will be repeated tomorrow night at 11.15pm on BBC Two Northern Ireland.
Crossmaglen
The feedback was overwhelmingly positive from the Crossmaglen Rangers players.
Aaron Kernan
Johnny Hanratty
Paul Hearty
Aaron Cunningham
GAA stars
And several inter-county figures also paid tribute when reacting to the documentary.
Owen Mulligan (Tyrone)
Ronan Sweeney (Kildare)
Tomas Quinn (Dublin)
Paddy Bradley (Derry)
Alan Smith (Kildare)
Tomas Corrigan (Fermanagh)
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
Barry Cahill (Dublin)
The42 is on Snapchat! Tap the button below on your phone to add!
Ex-Cork hurling captain labels lack of proper training facilities for the Rebels ‘a disgrace’
After 316 days on the sideline, Waterford’s Mahony relieved to return to action
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
BBC Closer Look Club GAA Crossmaglen Gaelic Football