McConville Oisin
                October 27, 1995
            
            Armagh's Oisin McConville
NAME:  Oisin McConville
DATE OF BIRTH:  13-10-1975
HEIGHT: 5' 11"
WEIGHT:  12st  
CLUB:  Crossmaglen Rangers 
COUNTY: Armagh
NOTABLE SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS:  Club - Under 12, Under 14, Under 16, Minor League and Championship, 2 Under 21 Championships.  School - D'Alton, Corn na nOg, Rannafast Cups and McRory runners-up
INTER-COUNTY DEBUT: McKenna Cup Final, Clones September 25th 1994
TOUGHEST OPPONENT: Seamus Clancy (Clare)
FAVOURITE GROUNDS: St. Oliver Plunkett Park, Crossmaglen
HOBBIES: Keeping fit/working out, snooker/pool
FAVOURITE POSITION: Full forward
FAVOURITE PLAYER AT PRESENT: Maurice Fitzgerald (Kerry); Damien Horisk (Armagh)
INFLUENCES ON YOUR CAREER:  My parents
THE HIGH POINT OF YOUR CAREER TO DATE:  Dr McKenna Cup Final, September 1994 against Down in Clones.  This was one week after Down had captured the Sam Og Maguire, defeating Dublin
BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: Being left out of the Championship team against Derry in Armagh in June 1995
OTHER PLAYERS WITH A PROMISING FUTURE: John and Tony McEntee (twins), Crossmaglen Rangers
WAYS OF IMPROVING THE GAME:    Improving the standard of referees. The possible introduction of semi-professional status
DISLIKES ABOUT THE GAA: None
DO YOU HAVE ANY RELATIVES INVOLVED IN GAELIC GAMES?:   All my family are deeply involved in the sport, most notably my brother Jim who was a replacement All Star.  A wide circle of relatives on both my mother and father's side have strong connections with the game also
PERSON YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO MEET:   It would have to be George Best
FAVOURITE PERSONAL SAYING OR TERM OF ABUSE: 'Skin him' (personal saying)
PET HATES:   Team huddles before throw in. Selfish players
WHO WOULD BE THE LAST PERSON YOU WOULD GO FOR A PINT WITH/:
Gazza, most definitely    
IDEAL DATE:   Mariah Carey
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE REMEMBERED?:   As a tough, hard but fair competitor and as a potential match winner
Taken from Hogan Stand magazine 
27th October 1995
Vol 5 No 43
            
            
            
            
            
            
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