Frank McNally

Frank McNally

Francis (Frank) Joseph McNally (March 19, 1907 – February 5, 1993) was a professional American football offensive lineman in the National Football League. He played four seasons for the Chicago Cardinals (1931–1934). Wikipedia

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(Big) Business as Usual Frank McNally on a day of great Irish success, but not so much romance, at Cheltenham
Year of living dangerously — Frank McNally on the madness that was Britain in 1974
Identity parade — Frank McNally on being recognised (or not) in public
Long day’s journey into Nenagh Frank McNally on the stress of covering celebrity funerals
In search of the source of the river Liffey Frank McNally attempts to solve long standing mystery
Fighting Talk – Frank McNally on the perilous pubs and less than mean streets of Dublin
Watching Brief – Frank McNally on the great Irish wake
High society – Frank McNally on taking drugs at the opera
Seeds of destruction — Frank McNally on cancer, cold war, and causing a nuclear incident at the airport
A walk on the wild side foraging for nature’s treasures in the Wicklow countryside
Virginia Show Fake tan, baby oil, hair extensions – and those were just the animals
An Irish Diary Vlad Tidings Frank McNally on the wild side of Transylvania, via
Stoking the imagination Frank McNally on taking the train to Transylvania
Senior Hurling – Frank McNally on Feargal Sharkey’s reinvention
Frank McNally on a Donegal disaster, the Irish Naval Service’s finest hour, and a great Russian Irish translator
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