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Hot[edit]

32.5 in Co Offaly on 29 June 1976. Gorse fires in Co Wicklow.^[1]

^ "Ireland's Hottest Day". RTÉ Archives. Retrieved 18 July 2018.

GAA[edit]

List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship winning managers references needed 1989, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2010 & 2013.

Cork Captain 1990 & Michael o Brien.^[1]

^ "Tributes paid to former Cork hurling manager Archdeacon Michael O'Brien". The Irish Times. Retrieved 2 July 2018. {{cite news}}: Check |archiveurl= value (help)

English Football Pyramid[edit]

Fourth Division Tier inaugural season (1958-59 season)
Port Vale were champions of the new Fourth Division, and were joined in promotion by Coventry City, York City and Shrewsbury Town.

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	F	A	GA	Pts
1	Port Vale	46	26	12	8	110	58	1.897	64
2	Coventry City (TF)	46	24	12	10	84	47	1.787	60
3	York City (N)	46	21	18	7	73	52	1.404	60
4	Shrewsbury Town	46	24	10	12	101	63	1.603	58
5	Exeter City	46	23	11	12	87	61	1.426	57
6	Walsall	46	21	10	15	95	64	1.484	52
7	Crystal Palace (TF)	46	20	12	14	90	71	1.268	52
8	Northampton Town (TF)	46	21	9	16	85	78	1.090	51
9	Millwall (TF)	46	20	10	16	76	69	1.101	50
10	Carlisle United (N)	46	19	12	15	62	65	0.954	50
11	Gillingham	46	20	9	17	82	77	1.065	49
12	Torquay United	46	16	12	18	78	77	1.013	44
13	Chester (N)	46	16	12	18	72	84	0.857	44
14	Bradford Park Avenue (N)	46	18	7	21	75	77	0.974	43
15	Watford (TF)	46	16	10	20	81	79	1.025	42
16	Darlington (N)	46	13	16	17	66	68	0.971	42
17	Workington (N)	46	12	17	17	63	78	0.808	41
18	Crewe Alexandra (N)	46	15	10	21	70	82	0.854	40
19	Hartlepools United (N)	46	15	10	21	74	88	0.841	40
20	Gateshead (N)	46	16	8	22	56	85	0.659	40
21	Oldham Athletic (TF) (N)	46	16	4	26	59	84	0.702	36
22	Aldershot	46	14	7	25	63	97	0.649	35
23	Barrow (N)	46	9	10	27	51	104	0.490	28
24	Southport (N)	46	7	12	27	41	86	0.477	26

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GA = Goal average; Pts = Points

Third Division North
Scunthorpe & Lindsey United sealed the Third Division North title by a comfortable margin and secured their place in the Second Division, while runners-up Accrington Stanley had the consolation of at least being able to play in the third of the league's fourth tiers following the decision to reorganize into four national divisions for the 1958-59 season. Bottom 12 got relegated to newly merged 4th tier.

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	F	A	GA	Pts
13	York City	46	17	12	17	68	76	0.895	46
14	Gateshead	46	15	15	16	68	76	0.895	45
15	Oldham Athletic	46	14	17	15	72	84	0.857	45
16	Carlisle United	46	19	6	21	80	78	1.026	44
17	Hartlepools United	46	16	12	18	73	76	0.961	44
18	Barrow	46	13	15	18	66	74	0.892	41
19	Workington	46	14	13	19	72	81	0.889	41
20	Darlington	46	17	7	22	78	89	0.876	41
21	Chester	46	13	13	20	73	81	0.901	39
22	Bradford Park Avenue	46	13	11	22	68	95	0.716	37
23	Southport	46	11	6	29	52	88	0.591	28
24	Crewe Alexandra	46	8	7	31	47	93	0.505	23

Hartlepool were known as Hartlepools so it's not a typo.

[1] "Ireland's Hottest Day". RTÉ Archives. Retrieved 18 July 2018.

[Michael_O’Brien-2] "Tributes paid to former Cork hurling manager Archdeacon Michael O'Brien". The Irish Times. Retrieved 2 July 2018. {{cite news}}: Check |archiveurl= value (help)

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