Bill out for redemption

Winning and losing.

Bill out for redemption
Sat, 08 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Jackie Cahill

Heaven and hell. Bill Maher knows the contrast well. He’s experienced the joy of All-Ireland minor football glory in 2011, the pain of last month’s quarter-final loss to Mayo.

And he’ll tell you that Croke Park is no place for losers. Particularly on All-Ireland final day. And especially tomorrow against Dublin.

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