Clohessy:We have to make it happen

After 20 years only bits and pieces are fresh in his mind.

Sat, 07 Jul, 2012 - 01:00
Michael Moynihan

Be fair: Alan Clohessy was only ten years old in 1992, when Clare beat Kerry and made themselves Gaelic football immortals.

“Myself and my brother and my father were there. Expectations? No,” he recalled.

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