Patrick Holland - the curious case of the WW1 Tyrone GAA pilot
The curious case of Patrick Holland – the former Tyrone GAA county secretary and prominent referee who left the GAA world behind to join the RAF to fight for Britain in World War 1.
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The curious case of Patrick Holland – the former Tyrone GAA county secretary and prominent referee who left the GAA world behind to join the RAF to fight for Britain in World War 1.
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