Heroes honoured in their home place

THEIR names are famous throughout the sporting world but last night they were feted by the people who remember them as babies.

Heroes honoured in their home place
Thu, 11 Jul, 2002 - 01:25

By Mícheál Lehane

THEIR names are famous throughout the sporting world but last night they were feted by the people who remember them as babies.

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