Seamus Harnedy: ‘We wanted to show everyone 2017 wasn’t a once-off’

Late in yesterday’s county final, Seamus Harnedy went down in a heap, with first-aid attendants looking concerned, as they moved his head and neck gingerly.

Seamus Harnedy: ‘We wanted to show everyone 2017 wasn’t a once-off’
Mon, 15 Oct, 2018 - 07:00

By Michael Moynihan

Late in yesterday’s county final, Seamus Harnedy went down in a heap, with first-aid attendants looking concerned, as they moved his head and neck gingerly.

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