250 marches and counting in protest against bondholders in Ballyhea...

Diarmuid O’Flynn still wants to burn bondholders, except now he aims to take his fight to the Dáil, writes Michael Clifford

For a few hours, Diarmuid O’Flynn slapped Conor McGregor around the place.

Well, not quite. It all happened in cyberspace eight days ago, after McGregor’s 13-second title fight victory the previous night. The Notorious, as he styles himself, was the top trending topic on Twitter, except for a few hours, when the Ballyhea protests, led by O’Flynn, removed him from the No 1 slot. Nearly four years down the line from the different country that is the recent past, and Ballyhea, Co Cork, can still exercise minds.