released in Ireland. The Chester Beatty Library in Dublin won the European Museum of the Year Award. John Banville's novel Shroud was published. Joseph O'Connor's historical novel Star of the Sea was published. Louis le Brocquy's 1951 painting A Family was presented to the National Gallery of Ireland (Dublin) as a gift of Lochlann and Brenda Quinn, the first painting by a living artist to enter the gallery's permanent collection. Sport Association football 2002 FIFA World Cup Group stage Ireland 1–1 Cameroon Ireland 1–1 Germany Ireland 3–0 Saudi Arabia Knockout stage Ireland 1-1 Spain (Spain won 3–2 on penalties) Shelbourne won the League of Ireland for the tenth time. Equestrianism Show jumping Dermott Lennon won the individual Show Jumping World Championship on Liscalgot. Gaelic games All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final Kilkenny 2–20 – 0–19 Clare. All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Armagh 1–12 – 0–14 Kerry. Golf Murphy's Irish Open was won by Søren Hansen (Denmark). Rugby union 2002 Six Nations Championship Ireland lost to England and France. 2001–02 Heineken Cup Munster and Leinster advanced from the pool stage. Leinster were defeated in the quarter-finals while Munster were defeated by Leicester in the final. Births 2 March – Armstrong Okoflex, footballer 4 March – Troy Parrott, footballer 29 August – Rhasidat Adeleke, sprinter 12 November– Hazel Doupe, actress Deaths January to June 14 January – Colm Hilliard, Fianna Fáil TD (born 1936). 16 January – Jim Tunney, former Fianna Fáil TD, Minister of State and Lord Mayor of Dublin (born 1923). 22 February – Paddy Ambrose, soccer player and coach (born 1930). Brendan O'Dowda, tenor singer (born 1925). 27 February – Spike Milligan, comedian, poet and writer (born 1918 in the British Raj). 14 March – Kevin Danaher, folklorist and writer (born 1913). 19 March – David Beers Quinn, historian (born 1909). 8 May – Sylvester Barrett, former Fianna Fáil TD, Cabinet Minister and MEP (born 1926). 30 May – John B. Keane, playwright, novelist and essayist (born 1928). July to December 1 August – Brendan Menton Snr, soccer administrator and president of the Football Association of Ireland (born 1912). 28 August – Jim McFadden, ice hockey player (born 1920). 4 September – David Molony, lawyer, former Fine Gael TD and Seanad member (born 1950). 16 September – David Grene, classical scholar (born 1913). 20 September – Pat Saward, soccer player (born 1928). 17 October – Derek Bell, harpist and composer