Sign in

The soft side of Brian

SAVOUR the moment.

The soft side of Brian

Mon, 03 Sep, 2007 - 01:00

Diarmuid O’Flynn, Croke Park

In a year for Kilkenny hurling which has been marred forever, which has been scarred forever, by real tragedy, by real human suffering, that was the message yesterday from Kilkenny manager Brian Cody.

Less than two months ago, Vanessa McGarry, wife of James, the hugely popular Kilkenny sub-keeper, mother of 11-yr-old Darragh, was killed in a car accident.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

WHATSAPP

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Cork Premier 1 MFC: Danny Miskella inspires Ballincollig to win back-to-back titles

Cork Premier 1 MFC: Danny Miskella inspires Ballincollig to win back-to-back titles

Pittsburgh Steelers Tailgate

NFL takeover shows what the GAA is missing on All-Ireland final week

Cork championship chat: Eastern promise, Maguire's shooting boots and who's presuming it's a Barrs-Nemo final?

S Cork championship chat: Eastern promise, Maguire's shooting boots and who's presuming it's a Barrs-Nemo final?

Gaa Place: Croke Park Place: Nowlan Park Person: Brian SAVOUR Person: Brian Cody Person: Vanessa McGarry Person: James Person: Darragh Person: Henry Shefflin Person: Vanessa Person: Noel Person: Henry Person: Derek Lyng Person: Martin Comerford Person: Brian Event: MacCarthy Cup Organisation: Kilkenny

<p>Donoughmore have won back-to-back Cork Premier 2 MFC titles. Pic: Jim Coughlan.</p>

Cork Premier 2 MFC: Donoughmore hold off Barrs to win five-goal thriller final

Sport

Newsletter

Latest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers. and reporters

© Examiner Echo Group Limited