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Larry Ryan: Time Waterford were repaid for setting hurling men free

Some day Waterford will get their reward for lifting the yoke of repression off the modern hurling man. It might as well be now

Larry Ryan: Time Waterford were repaid for setting hurling men free — John Mullane celebrates scoring for Waterford in te 2004 Munster Championship. Picture: INPHO/Lorraine O'Sullivan

Sat, 12 Dec, 2020 - 06:00

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Some day Waterford will get their reward for lifting the yoke of repression off the modern hurling man. It might as well be now.

We had the revolution years but still the millennium dawned modestly. It was a reserved sport.

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