Thu, 09 Sep, 2004 - 01:00
Michael Ellard
The innocent days of men like the legendary Jim ‘Tough’ Barry are long gone.
The flamboyant tailor survived 40 years at the helm of Cork hurling; he saw the McCarthy Cup coming to Leeside on more than a dozen occasions, but there were also long barren spells.
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CourtsGaaPlace: LeesidePlace: Cork Athletic GroundsPlace: Croke ParkPerson: Kevin HeffernanPerson: Mick O’DwyerPerson: Jim ‘Tough’ BarryPerson: Jim BarryPerson: Justin McCarthyPerson: PeterPerson: PaulPerson: Willie WalshPerson: WalshPerson: Frank NorbergPerson: Con RochePerson: Ray CumminsPerson: Jimmy Barry-MurphyPerson: Ger CunninghamPerson: Frank CumminsPerson: Ger HendersonPerson: Kevin HennessyPerson: John FitzgibbonPerson: HennessyPerson: FitzGibbonPerson: Donal O’GradyPerson: Alan BrownePerson: Joe DeanePerson: DeanePerson: BrownePerson: Noel HickeyPerson: John GardinerPerson: Ben O’ConnorEvent: McCarthy CupEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: BlackrockOrganisation: Setanta
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