A chara, regrets, no tickets, money back

AS a member of Glen Rovers/St Nicholas hurling and football clubs in Cork I have been involved with the GAA for most of my life.

Thu, 09 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

I am now in my 70th year. I have served as secretary and vice-chairman of St Nicholas FC.

I attended my first All-Ireland hurling final in 1946 and have not since missed a hurling or football final when Cork were involved.

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