Anthony Daly: This will be as real as it gets on the league's 'moving weekend'

Clare-Galway is an intriguing contest in the context of how two of Limerick’s closest challengers are still doing everything in their power to try and make up the ground

MY BALL: Galway’s Cianan Fahy rises to claim a puck out. Pic: INPHO/Morgan Treacy

I was coming out of a shop on Wednesday evening when I picked up a newspaper where an article that referred back to an interview Liam Griffin did 23 years ago caught my eye. Four years after Griffin led Wexford to the 1996 All-Ireland title, his inspirational oratory skills in guiding Wexford to the Promised Land were fully evident in that piece, where his passion for the game was dripping off the page like fresh ink.

“If someone can market coloured gripe water, call it Coca-Cola and clean up worldwide,” he said, “we should be able to sell hurling in Longford.”