Maher’s mission to finally end heartache

Cyril Farrell maintained that Galway’s spell of camogie supremacy in the mid-’90s was delivered by one individual.

“If Sharon Glynn went well, Galway would carry the day,” he noted repeatedly.

Glynn accepts the compliment but very quickly points out that Therese Maher wasn’t long in taking over her mantle.

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