John McCormack, the longtime baseball coach at Florida Atlantic University, added another entry to his list of accolades on Wednesday, when the American Baseball Coaches Association announced he would ...

John McCormack, the acclaimed Irish lyric tenor and future Papal Count, entered the world in Athlone, County Westmeath, on June 14, 1884. Rising from a working‑class background, church‑choir ...

Its fame peaked when Count John McCormack, the Pavarotti of his day, recorded it. In 1915 alone the two co-writers earned more than $750,000 in royalties, a fortune for the period.

On the occasion of his attendance at a concert in New York, Count John McCormack a great boxing enthusiast, introduced Jim to the audience as the "next Heavyweight Champion of the World" and the ...

The McCormack family settled in Munster, IN when John was 10 years old where the seeds of lifelong friendships started. John was a 1976 graduate of Munster High School.

A popular Kent school fitness and activity coach was left in excruciating pain after being hit by a scooter while jogging on holiday.

With a new season coming up, Florida Atlantic University baseball players and head coach John McCormack shared insights on the team’s preparation and the upcoming challenges in the American Athletic ...

Dublin, 17 Jan 1923 - The famous Irish tenor, Count John McCormack, performed yesterday before a packed Theatre Royal in a fundraiser for one of Dublin’s largest hospitals. While Mr. McCormack ...

The results of count 14 were greeted by a visceral roar from the John McCormack Centre as 428 votes of Clarke’s surplus pushed a delighted Mr Moran (Ind) beyond the quota and secured him the ...

Aoife Masterson Sinn Fein (+68) 8,501 Tony McCormack Fianna Fail (+112) 9,151 Tony McCormack and John Clendennen were deemed to be elected without reaching the quota, with Aoife Masterson losing out ...

The counting, which will be taking place in the John McCormack Hall on the TUS Athone campus, is due to begin at 9am. It's likely to continue well into tomorrow, Sunday, and possibly into Monday.