SEAN ÓG Ó hAILPÍN – who was ruthlessly cut from Denis Walsh’s Cork hurling panel four weeks ago – has broken his silence in an interview with The Irish Daily Star’s Kieran Cunningham.
A month after he was told his time in the blood and bandages was over, in a Saturday morning meeting with Walsh, the Na Piarsaigh man says he didn’t see it coming.
In a wide-ranging talk, the former Hurler of the Year says:
his brother Aisake returned to Australia and will not play for the Leesiders again. “He couldn’t face going back to play for Cork,” says his eldest brother.
his biggest regret is not having won an All-Ireland with AFL-playing brother Setanta.
he will never manage at inter-county level.
and that the Rebels face a bleak future if they think ‘that 30 All-Irelands and Cork’s tradition will get us by, they’re folling themselves’.
Read the full interview in this morning’s Irish Daily Star.
'I didn't see it coming' - Sean Óg speaks out
SEAN ÓG Ó hAILPÍN – who was ruthlessly cut from Denis Walsh’s Cork hurling panel four weeks ago – has broken his silence in an interview with The Irish Daily Star’s Kieran Cunningham.
A month after he was told his time in the blood and bandages was over, in a Saturday morning meeting with Walsh, the Na Piarsaigh man says he didn’t see it coming.
In a wide-ranging talk, the former Hurler of the Year says:
Read the full interview in this morning’s Irish Daily Star.
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