Keith Francis James Drinan (13 November 1924 – 10 August 2004) was an Australian rules footballer in the VFL. Drinan, who served with the Royal Australian...
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footballer Keith Drinan (1924–2004), Australian footballer Robert Drinan (1920–2007), Jesuit priest and U.S. Representative from Massachusetts Drinan, Dublin...
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Robert Frederick Drinan SJ (November 15, 1920 – January 28, 2007) was a Jesuit priest, lawyer, human rights activist, and Democratic U.S. Representative...
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1946 Keith Rosewarne 1947 Harold Bray (2) 1948 Robert Hancock 1949 Jim Ross 1950 Bruce Phillips 1951 Jim Ross (2) 1952 Jim Ross (3) 1953 Keith Drinan 1954...
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St Kilda in the Victorian Football League (VFL). His younger brother Keith Drinan also played for and spent time as captain of St Kilda. Holmesby, Russell;...
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Despite prominent players emerging for the club such as Harold Bray, Keith Drinan, Peter Bennett and later Neil Roberts, St Kilda were rarely competitive...
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Hird 1948 Harold Bray 1949–50 Fred Green 1951–53 Keith Drinan 1954–55 Les Foote 1956–57 Keith Drinan 1958 Brian Gleeson 1959–62 Neil Roberts 1963–68 Darrel...
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Swords, Dublin (redirect from Kinsealy–Drinan)
"Kinsealy–Drinan" and had a population of 7,526 at the 2022 census. The development plan for Fingal County Council treats Kinsealy–Drinan as part of...
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second last. Though there was some high-class players like Harold Bray, Keith Drinan, Peter Bennett and later Neil Roberts, St Kilda were rarely competitive...
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Robert Hancock 58 49 1946–1950 1946 Des Pickett 27 4 1946–1950 1946 Keith Drinan 135 0 1946–1954, 1956–1957 1946 Alan Olle 51 1 1946–1951 1947 Les Gardner...
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