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42 IN ÓMÓS - ANTON O’TOOLE On behalf of the Executive and membership of Templeogue Synge Street GAA Club we would like to express our deep sadness at the passing of our clubmate Anton O’Toole. Our sorrow however, is also matched by the enormous sense of pride that we feel and the honour that it was to have had him wear our jersey and to call him one of our own. He was the Blue Panther: a Hill 16 hero, a Gaelic football legend and a national sporting treasure due to his prolific role in the iconic Dublin teams of the 70s and 80s. To us, in Synge Street Past Pupils GFC and later Templeogue Synge Street GFC he was just Anton or maybe ‘Tooler’, but always an inspirational figure who was the living embodiment that actions speak louder than words. Fame and adulation were never things to be craved in his eyes. Being able to make a difference, make a contribution and play a part big or small for the cause - be it club or county - was what mattered. Anton did all of these things - be it with Synger or Dublin - and did so with a grace and a humility that he also brought to the brave battle he waged against illness in recent times. That rock of reliability that he was synonymous with being as a skillful Dublin forward, he also brought to club level where he helped guide us to a Dublin senior county final in 1977. When Templeogue Synge Street would claim senior club championship status by winning the Dublin intermediate championship in 2008 it was with Anton as manager. A number of those who played that day would have played at underage level with Anton as their manager. Anton played in eight All-Ireland senior finals between 1974 and 1984, winning in 1974, ‘76, ‘77 and ‘83. In addition to this he was honoured as an all-star forward in 1975, 1976 and 1977. He will be forever remembered as one of the greats. Alan O’Brien, chairman of Templeogue Synge Street GAA said: “Anton put us on the map as a club. He was a great player and an inspirational figure who epitomised what hard work and determination could achieve. “He was hugely admired not just by the Dubs but by football fans everywhere and his contribution to that golden era of GAA history is well known.” Templeogue Synge Street GFC
43 “He was someone that people enjoyed meeting because you felt better for it. Because he was never in bad form, always looking ahead and for all the success that he enjoyed at inter-county level he was always there to answer the call when the club needed him.” “Our thoughts and prayers are with his brother Peter and sisters Nuala and Mary and family and many friends.” “Ar laoch. Go dtuga Dia suaimhneas síoraí dá anam.” Lisney Mini All Ireland <strong>2019</strong>
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