Brian Mullins RIP

[The Hill is Blue]

Brian Mullins RIP. A giant of the 1970s and 80s has passed on. Everyone who was privileged to see him in his glory days will never forget his power and passion on the field. Rest in peace Brian

[Cyril Farrell fan]

He is well remembered in Galway!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1_9hiajbMk

[Rudi]

Iconic midfielder himself & Jacko were 2 seriously brilliant midfielders back in the day. One handed catches, hard man. Won a club all Ireland in 76 with St Vincent's, beating Ros Gaels in final. Pretty sure he was a teacher for a time in Derry, some of the Derry city lads here might confirm that. He managed Derry at one stage.
RIP big fella.

[Jim Bob]

Iconic midfielder himself & Jacko were 2 seriously brilliant midfielders back in the day. One handed catches, hard man. Won a club all Ireland in 76 with St Vincent's, beating Ros Gaels in final. Pretty sure he was a teacher for a time in Derry, some of the Derry city lads here might confirm that. He managed Derry at one stage.
RIP big fella.

Think he was a principal in Donegal in mid 90s and that was when Derry had him as their manager. Won Ulster in 98.

[Champion The Wonder Horse]

Loved in Derry.

A life well lived, even if it was far too short. RIP

[LeoMc]

Iconic midfielder himself & Jacko were 2 seriously brilliant midfielders back in the day. One handed catches, hard man. Won a club all Ireland in 76 with St Vincent's, beating Ros Gaels in final. Pretty sure he was a teacher for a time in Derry, some of the Derry city lads here might confirm that. He managed Derry at one stage.
RIP big fella.

Think he was a principal in Donegal in mid 90s and that was when Derry had him as their manager. Won Ulster in 98.

Carndonagh?

[Rudi]

Iconic midfielder himself & Jacko were 2 seriously brilliant midfielders back in the day. One handed catches, hard man. Won a club all Ireland in 76 with St Vincent's, beating Ros Gaels in final. Pretty sure he was a teacher for a time in Derry, some of the Derry city lads here might confirm that. He managed Derry at one stage.
RIP big fella.

Think he was a principal in Donegal in mid 90s and that was when Derry had him as their manager. Won Ulster in 98.

Carndonagh?

Yes, largest secondary school in Ireland at the time. Carn community school principal from 91 till ?. Thought he did at stint in St Columbs too.

[armaghniac]

He was in Carndonagh, and subsequently Director of Sport in UCD.

[grounded]

Just heard this this evening. Can't believe it. So young. RIP

[highorlow]

RIP, one of the all time greats.

[seafoid]

Jimmy Kelly

@jankell21032905

Replying to

@Michael_O_Regan

I played against him one day towards the end of his career and an average player from our team caught a high ball against him and said "answer that Mullins" His reply immediately was 4 All Ireland's 9 Leinster's

[Wildweasel74]

Though very highly of in Derry, last man to get us a Ulster till this year plus National League,

[Sean3]

One of the heroes of my childhood. A great player and GAA man, hurling and football. RIP Brian

[Rossfan]

R.I.P.

[Milltown Row2]

He packed in a lot during his time on earth, leader on and off the pitch

Got in touch with him about arranging a pitch before an All club semifinal, could not do enough for us, a proper Gael

RIP Brian