'We were in the gym, I dropped the weight bar down on the back of my neck and broke a vertebrae'
Cushendall’s Martin Burke played the 2018 Ulster club hurling championship series with a broken neck.
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Become A MemberCushendall’s Martin Burke played the 2018 Ulster club hurling championship series with a broken neck.
After claiming just one point in the opening half hour, Fermanagh would end the day with 3 – 13 and it was not enough for victory.
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