Maurice Shanahan opens up on darkest hour in battle with depression

“I started suffering from depression around a year ago. It just built up inside me; I had a lot of injuries and I wasn’t playing hurling the way I wanted to play hurling. I started to lock myself away from everyone. I would go to work and the minute I went home, I would go into my room and I wasn’t eating dinner or anything. I could be in my room from five in the evening until I woke up for work again the following morning.