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Clare’s O’Connor plays down inter-county ‘demands’

The all-consuming nature of inter-county life finds itself front and centre once more. Burnout tends to dominate GAA discourse this time of year, but the tales of Kieran Bergin and Joe Sheridan have overshadowed however many emerging talents are being pulled here, there and everywhere.

Clare’s O’Connor plays down inter-county ‘demands’

Sat, 13 Jan, 2018 - 00:00

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