Sean O'Brien

So yeah, we've had a fairly interesting history here.

And I guess the last decade has been savage on-field success as well with county championships and I know the man that was central to a lot of those is over your team this year in Sean O'Brien and I know we're speaking here on the Friday night of a football weekend and there's a big game in Corifin tomorrow so the time just goes out.

that championship would have moved on again but like probably i suppose in the 90s we'll get to that in a minute because there was that gap wasn't there and that great team led by jerry corton and those lads and then we fast forward to 2015 but a lot of work kind of done in between that to foundation what's been achieved now

Oh, there had to be, yeah.

Milltown, they'll take a bit from it.

Sean O'Brien is a seriously competitive animal.

I've no doubt he'll crack the whip of training for the next couple of weeks ahead of that quarter-final.

But at the same time, they'll know, look, a job done into the quarter-final draw.

It does feel like there are times where once there's a conviction, the courts, the prosecutor's office, all of it lines up to just stay against that person, no matter what evidence there is that might show that they weren't guilty of the crime.

December 5th, 2023, Attorney Brian Russell of Myercord Russell and Hurgot Injury Law, along with Miracle of Innocence and Attorney Sean O'Brien, filed a motion in the Missouri Court of Appeals seeking relief in Byron's direct appeal, arguing his conviction was the result of serious due process violations.

The motion argued that Byron's conviction was not supported by reliable evidence and was influenced by constitutional violations during the investigation and trial.

I kind of agree,

So I think Milton will see this as a real opportunity to test themselves against the champions.

I think Sean O'Brien will have, I won't call it the luxury, but the option of saying to the likes of a Ralph Whelan you know those guys lads this is your chance now to go up against a Ciarán Russell and an Airden Fitz you know you have that opportunity now so let's see what your metal is made of here obviously playing against a very experienced Cracklow side the last day out Frerogue you know Is it a case of saying Ladsbury survived a major, major scare the last day? We now need to go and back that up with a really solid performance here leading into a quarterfinal.

Both sides true but I suppose the prize here is that the winner will top the group and be guaranteed their seeded place because the way the seedings work is The top in each group, Group 1, Group 2, Group 3, they're guaranteed a seeded position.

Then the three second place teams plus the third place team out of Group 1, which will be either Crattle or Dunbeg, they're all put into a draw and then somebody's drawn out as the fourth top seed for the draw.

So winning just takes all that jeopardy out of it.

Now for Milton, I suppose they look at it and say, we don't care who we face in the quarterfinal, it won't be a rogue.

And I think with Owen Cleary having an injury doubt at the moment, Cormac Murray not at 100%, Sean O'Brien probably has a call to make and say well if there's no real outcome in terms of qualification do I risk the two lads breaking down and being out for a couple of weeks time or do you get them back on the field and try and get some game time in them so I think it'll be a really high quality contest I think both teams can go in with the shackles off a little bit Eirog have that proud and beaten record to contend with but this is a Milton team on the up make no mistake about it they're playing a brilliant brilliant game style of play under Sean O'Brien's watch they're fantastic to see breaking forward at pace and yeah this should be a cracker and the venue will help as well I think to have a big crowd there it's not in Climehill obviously and I think that'll draw both a big West Clare support and indeed it's not too far out for the Townies either so yeah really good game in store

And then two hours later, we have in group two fixtures and a Simon taking on Kildysert.

This presentation is drawn from the experiences of the Bluestone Labor Workshop, a group of students at Wayne State who produce the annual review of the State of Unions in Michigan as part of their internships with Labor at Wayne and the Fraser Center for Workplace Issues.

In the presentation, you'll hear from Yasmine Hishmay, who was the lead author for the Bluestone Labor Workshop, and Sean O'Brien, its faculty director, who was also one of the co-organizers of the Public Budgets, Public Good event.

Good morning, everyone.

Thank you so much for coming.

Utah-based Vintage Aviation Museum plans to take over the Tillamook operation and eventually buy hangar B from the port of Tillamook Bay.

President Sean O'Brien says crews first need to remove the damaged section of roof and... fix that.

I would say safely based upon conversations that I've had with various contractors about repairing that hole you could accurately put it as we are hopeful that within the next 60 days it will reopen.

Now despite the new partnership there will be no name change.

Here's KXL's John Eric Smith.

Vintage Aviation Museum from Utah will take over the operation on the Oregon coast from the port of Tillamook Bay and eventually own Hangar B. That's the massive blimp hangar.

President Sean O'Brien says preserving that building helped drive the deal.

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