A Salute to the Story of Sean Mannion
July 2018 Boston’s hometown VOL. 29 # 7 journal of Irish culture. $2.00 Worldwide at All contents copyright © 2018 bostonirish.com Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. Most of the boys shown in this Dorchester Youth Soccer photo will travel to Northern Ireland next month to compete in the Foyle Cup in Derry. Shown above in first row, from left: Zach Demichele, Jayden Romao, Alex Oliviera, Brendan Hobbs, James Sansone, Ryan Hobbs, Pat Jackson, Julian Nagy, Mason Cleary, Ceadan Mc Cusker, Mateo Buyu, Jackie Hanlon, Ariel DaSilva, Pat O’Hagan, James Murphy, Coleman Mikalaukis; Second row: Joe Jackson, Head Coach Joe Hobbs, Max Garside, Kian Hanbury, Donald Le, Diego Buyu, John Allen, Shea Flaherty, Peter Datish, Jack Sullivan, Thomas White, Andres Calderon, Conan McCusker, Alejandro Calderon, Tomas Arevalo, Sean Hobbs, Asst. Coach Jose Calderon, Asst. Coach Adilson Da Silva. Not pictured: Ethan Somers, Eamon Kelly, and Luke Hugo. Photo courtesy of Joe Hobbs 34 Dot soccer youths are prepping for games in N. Ireland next month By iSaBel loRD two years in the making, though we’re 5,000 miles were army barracks...the The Foyle competition, handful of Irish-American RepoRteR CoRReSponDent and the location of the apart,” said Hobbs of his stuff you see of the Middle named after a onetime kids with Irish parents Two youth soccer teams competition is not ran- friends. The tournament, East on TV. That’s what Northern Ireland po- who are going, for the first from Dorchester will trav- dom. In 1987, two boys called the Foyle Cup, was it was like in the ’70s and litical constituency, is time, to see where their el to Northern Ireland from Derry stayed with a suggested to him by one of ’80s,” he said.
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