Person: Johnny Flaherty

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Strange kind of hurling rivalry between Offaly and Galway passes test of time

Leinster SHC semi-final: Galway v Offaly, 2pm ... The emergence of Offaly and Galway as hurling powers in the late 70s had a considerable element of interdependence.

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Daithí Regan: ‘If Carlow beat us, we’re finished’

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Galway wounds from 10 All-Ireland final losses reopened

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Zane Keenan takes inspiration from days of ‘72

Avoiding Tipp gives Kilkenny greater incentive

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Flaherty: We must stand up and be counted

Tullamore’s saviour Fox proves there’s life after 40

TAKE heart, all those of you approaching 50!

Tue, 20 Oct, 2009

Hanniffy ready to lay down the law in crucial Laois tie

IN wig and gown, all grown up and finished with what was a very demanding apprenticeship, Rory Hanniffy roams the highways of Offaly these days plying his profession as a fully-fledged barrister.

Sat, 26 May, 2007

Breaking the mould

He bounced out onto the grass in O’Moore Park, Portlaoise, a twinkle in his eye: “God I always loved this pitch!” he says to Liam Fennelly, “but it also holds some bad memories, 1968 in particular. We should have had ye that year.”

Sat, 11 Jun, 2005