We've gone to games since childhood, never thinking the unthinkable, that we might never return home. 100 years ago, on the 21st of November, 14 people went to watch a challenge match between Dublin and Tipperary at Croke Park. They never made it home.

Gaelic Games Europe and This Sunday's Game have produced a special 2 part series of shows with award-winning author and Sunday Times GAA Writer Michael Foley.

Michael, as well as being one of the leading GAA writers of our age, has also worked to lay to rest those for whom history had forgotten. In this show he talks about how he found himself, in 2007, asking just what happened that fateful day in 1920 and how it led him to standing beside a child's graveside, delivering a eulogy.