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Interesting Crown Woods alumnus
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Eoin Ó Broin modernising Sinn Fein TD.
Article in the Irish Sunday Independent today all about him. Was at Crown Woods in the 80s apparently. Sounds like a path maker for Sinn Fein as it goes forward.
Anyone here know him?
Article in the Irish Sunday Independent today all about him. Was at Crown Woods in the 80s apparently. Sounds like a path maker for Sinn Fein as it goes forward.
Anyone here know him?
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i was at crown woods 82 - 89 - never heard of him but school was so big you could quite easily not know a lot of people who weren't in your year0
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Wiki says he was privately educated at Blackrock College before Uni of East London and Queens Uni Belfast. No mention of the esteemed Crown Woods. If he did go there, it might have been as 'Ian Brown' to make spelling his name easier.1
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https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/republic-of-ireland/as-schoolboy-sinn-feins-eoin-o-broin-found-himself-following-the-troubles-in-northern-ireland-and-trying-to-work-out-why-there-was-so-much-division-39977666.html
It was the mid-1980s when he took an interest in politics while attending Crown Woods Comprehensive in London after realising "the world we lived in wasn't fair". He found himself following the Troubles in Northern Ireland and trying to work out why there was so much division.
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The Sunday Independent quotes him saying he was there mid 80s.0
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Thanks for the link - the Sindo article was behind a paywall.guinnessaddick said:https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/republic-of-ireland/as-schoolboy-sinn-feins-eoin-o-broin-found-himself-following-the-troubles-in-northern-ireland-and-trying-to-work-out-why-there-was-so-much-division-39977666.html
It was the mid-1980s when he took an interest in politics while attending Crown Woods Comprehensive in London after realising "the world we lived in wasn't fair". He found himself following the Troubles in Northern Ireland and trying to work out why there was so much division.0 -
Ian Brown from the Stone Roses went to Crown Woods ! Impressive fact from Cardinal SinCardinal Sin said:Wiki says he was privately educated at Blackrock College before Uni of East London and Queens Uni Belfast. No mention of the esteemed Crown Woods. If he did go there, it might have been as 'Ian Brown' to make spelling his name easier.2 -
I guess he wasn’t in The Lodge2
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Never heard of him btw, I was there 81-870
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Jude Law was at CW briefly.0
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Sorry to hear that 😉Covered End said:0 -
Could have been worse, could have been Eltham Green!0 -
I went to Crown Woods !
We were the first intake to a brand new building, had to spend the first term at Haimo road school Eltham if I remember.0 -
I was in the last entry that made the school full for the first time.Addictedoldgit said:I went to Crown Woods !
We were the first intake to a brand new building, had to spend the first term at Haimo road school Eltham if I remember.0 -
My grandad taught there. I think he was a head of year and taught economics. Would have been in the 70’s. Mr Williams.0
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That’s right, make us all feel very very old.DaveMehmet said:My grandad taught there. I think he was a head of year and taught economics. Would have been in the 70’s. Mr Williams.What was his first name? (It was a comprehensive).0 -
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That’s right, make us all feel very very old.DaveMehmet said:My grandad taught there. I think he was a head of year and taught economics. Would have been in the 70’s. Mr Williams.What was his first name? (It was a comprehensive).1 -
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Westwood secondary schoolboy, loved the school football matches v CW always a bit feisty.0
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As were the games against Elsa Road in the 70'sDaarrzzetbum said:Westwood secondary schoolboy, loved the school football matches v CW always a bit feisty.1 -
Never stood a chance with Eltham Hill just up the road.SuedeAdidas said:Looooved the ladies at that school - and the French teacher!0 -
He would have been head of one of the six house’s. Does not ring a bell but I left in 1974. Davies was the Headmaster and was my economics teacher.DaveMehmet said:
RonaldRedrobo said:
That’s right, make us all feel very very old.DaveMehmet said:My grandad taught there. I think he was a head of year and taught economics. Would have been in the 70’s. Mr Williams.What was his first name? (It was a comprehensive).0 -
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Was that a Monday?SuedeAdidas said:0 -
my wife went there0









