Challenged to Kingdom come

HE’LL head to Killarney on Sunday with conflicting emotions.

Tue, 29 Jun, 2010 - 01:00
Fintan O’Toole

Mickey Ned O’Sullivan has spent a lifetime travelling to Munster football finals in Fitzgerald Stadium but in roles associated with the Kingdom. Playing for Kerry. Managing Kerry. And always supporting Kerry.

However this weekend he finds himself plotting the downfall of his native patch.

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