Columba McDyer (1921-2001) was a prominent Gaelic footballer known for his play as a centre half-forward for Cavan and Donegal. He became the first Donegal player to win an All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medal in 1947. A significant figure in coaching, he led the Donegal senior team and influenced future manager Jim McGuinness. McDyer was also honored in the Donegal Sports Star Awards' Hall of Fame in 1987, reflecting his impact on Gaelic football in the region.
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Meaning of the name - Columba
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Place of Birth: Glenties
Occupation: Gaelic football player
Awards Received: All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medal | Railway Cup medal
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on January 13, 2025 | Secondary Progressions for January 13, 2025 |
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| Sun | 23 Capricorn 0 | 23 Capricorn 46 | 6 Taurus 52 |
| Moon | 12 Pisces 2 | 20 Cancer 55 | 9 Capricorn 47 |
| Mercury | 21 Capricorn 2 | 7 Capricorn 40 | 23 Aries 4 |
| Venus | 7 Pisces 52 | 10 Pisces 53 | 28 Aries 59 |
| Mars | 6 Pisces 30 | 27 Cancer 10 | 24 Taurus 6 |
| Jupiter | 18 Virgo 29 | 12 Gemini 3 | 8 Virgo 46 |
| Saturn | 25 Virgo 26 | 15 Pisces 31 | 19 Virgo 10 |
| Uranus | 3 Pisces 20 | 23 Taurus 24 | 8 Pisces 43 |
| Neptune | 12 Leo 53 | 27 Pisces 30 | 10 Leo 57 |
| Pluto | 7 Cancer 32 | 1 Aquarius 27 | 7 Cancer 3 |
| Rahu | 2 Scorpio 19 | 0 Aries 49 | 26 Libra 49 |
| Ketu | 2 Taurus 19 | 0 Libra 49 | 26 Aries 49 |
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