Silence is golden: Dubs captain appreciates Ger Cunningham’s player-driven approach

Joint captain Peter Kelly has admitted the silence in Dublin’s dressing-room after Anthony Daly left has taken a long time to get used to.

Fri, 22 May, 2015 - 01:00

Paul Keane

Daly's ebullience was replaced by the more measured tones of Ger Cunningham who will lead Dublin out on Sunday week in their Leinster hurling championship opener.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Nowlan Park Person: Ger Cunningham Person: Peter Kelly Person: Anthony Daly Person: Daly Person: Kelly Person: Cunningham Person: Ger Person: Liam Rushe Person: Anthony Person: Stephen Hiney Event: Leinster Hurling Championship Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Cork Organisation: Galway

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