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References
- ↑ Bohans Bar - Historic Irish Pubs
- ↑ Harry Bohan - Ceifin Centre
- ↑ Clare snub Loughnane on double in awards - Irish Independent Sport.
- ↑ Harry Bohan - Catholic Journalist
- ↑ "Praise for new Clare coach Bohan ahead of McGrath Cup Final". 26 January 2016.
- ↑ Verney, Michael (31 July 2016). "Meet Mick Bohan — the man spearheading Clare's football revolution". Sunday Independent .
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