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It s not peak-time for GAA content, what with Congress in the rear-view mirror and no on-field action for a while yet.
This time around, we re going back 20 years, to the inaugural back-door championship in 2001.
In a nice turn, the first All-Ireland championship under the new format ended up being won, via the backdoor, by the only county to vote against its adoption at Congress.
What else? The Rossies lit up the championship and then allegedly lit up their rivals jerseys. The Dubs headed off on tour, Hill 16 pitching up on the Killinan side of Thurles in one of the more famous games of the decade.
Beaufort Police Department renames headquarters after former chief Former Beaufort Police Chief Matthew Clancy s family attended the dedication ceremony for the department s headquarters Tuesday. (Source: Beaufort Police Department) By Patrick Phillips | December 22, 2020 at 1:06 PM EST - Updated December 22 at 1:06 PM
BEAUFORT, S.C. (WCSC) - The Beaufort Police Department is now operating from the Matthew J. Clancy Law Enforcement Center.
The building was renamed Tuesday during a special meeting of Beaufort City Council to honor former Police Chief Matthew Clancy, who died in July after a lengthy cancer battle.
The ceremony was held on the steps of the center with Clancy’s widow, Lisa; their children and Clancy’s mother attending.
Beaufort Police Department building named after late police chief
Beaufort Police Department building named after late police chief By Kristen Rary | December 22, 2020 at 5:32 PM EST - Updated December 22 at 6:18 PM
BEAUFORT, S.C. (WTOC) - A dedication in the City of Beaufort honored a man who served the city for nearly 23 years and lost his fight to cancer.
A special meeting of Beaufort City Council was called Tuesday to dedicate the Beaufort Police building to former Chief Matthew Clancy.
Since this building opened in 2008, it has been led by one man. And even though he is no longer with us, those who go in the building will remember him every day.
MIDDLEBORO A man accused of stealing car parts from a Plympton automobile repair shop was arrested Friday when detectives say they executed a search warrant at his Middleboro home.
The man, 23-year-old Tyler Hamm, is now facing nearly a dozen charges between the two towns after police say he was also found to be in possession of stolen guns and drugs.
The investigation began on Dec. 2 when the Plympton Service Center, at 280 Main St., reported someone had stolen motor vehicle parts from the business. Through the subsequent investigation, Plympton police detectives determined that Hamm was the alleged suspect in the burglary, said Plympton Police Chief Matthew Clancy and Middleboro Police Chief Joseph Perkins, in a joint statement late Friday afternoon announcing Hamm s arrest.