Seán Crowley

Seán Crowley

athlete Ireland

Seán Crowley is a sports coordinator at Fota Island resort in Cork, known for his deep ties to the Killeagh hurling club. His passion for the sport was highlighted when he engaged with the Offaly hurlers during their stay, realizing the widespread impact of the song celebrating Killeagh, which has become a cultural phenomenon across Ireland.

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Ireland Ireland: Seán Crowley has been driving the mobile library bus for 16 years. 7

Zillah Ni Loideoin Hilary Finnegan Padraig O Sullivan David Walliams Ger O Shea Sinead Ryan Sheila Sheehan Michael Lane Fergus Carey Marian Lynch Kathleen Lynch Sue Floy Charmain Arbuckle Paul Arbuckle Malala Yousafzai Chloe Dalton
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A day in the life of the mobile library serving the people of the Beara Peninsula in Cork – The Irish Times

New Zealand New Zealand: Sean Crowley is the business unit manager at Pacific Door Systems, which is at the center of the nationwide asbestos contamination scare. 5

Melissa Nightingale
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Asbestos contamination in fire doors: Expert says there’s no known safe amount

New Zealand New Zealand: Sean Crowley is the business unit manager at PDS who commented on the contamination issue and the company's response. 6

Nigel Formosa Simon Thomas Melissa Nightingale
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Asbestos contamination in fire doors: Couple fear son won’t see his kids grow up

Ireland Ireland: Crowley is the teams co-ordinator at the Fota Island resort in Cork. 7

Johnny Kelly Joe Deane Mark Landers Tomas Fitzgibbon Ger Fitzgibbon Cathal Fitzgibbon Eoin Fitzgibbon Phillip O Neill Eddie Keogh Eoghan Mcgrath
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: How a hurling club in east Cork inspired the summer’s best-loved song – The Irish Times