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Anthony Daly: Cynicism not gone away but Harty Cup showcases joy in purest form

It doesn’t always happen but, invariably, the wheel will turn full circle. At the end of the Dr Harty Cup final yesterday, I spotted my clubmate and former St Flannan’s team-mate, Pat Healy, recording footage of the trophy presentation on his phone. Thirty-three years on from when we won our Harty medals together, Pat’s son Darragh got to taste that feeling.

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Bishop Willie Walsh: ‘To me the Harty players were giants of men’

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Considine: Clare need to mirror Cork approach

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Considine steals show for Cratloe

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The balance every manager and player should be looking to strike

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Clare SHC: Relentless Cratloe remain in the hunt for double honours

May Day has passed and D-Day is looming

On my first year on the Clare panel in 1989, we had five-weeks with the clubs after the league finished, writes Anthony Daly.

Fri, 19 May, 2017

The Big Interview: Anthony Daly will always be a winner

One of the most engaging conversations you’ll have in life is a sit down with Anthony Daly.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2014

All-Ireland fever takes off at Shannon

Clare and Limerick staff members at Shannon will today turn up for work togged out in their respective hurling colours as All-Ireland fever takes off at the airport.

Fri, 16 Aug, 2013

Daly always ready to learn from a Catfight

ASK Anthony Daly about his first big encounter with Kilkenny and the chances are he won’t talk about the match itself, the 1995 National League final.

Sat, 02 Jul, 2011