Roscommon hurler dies following short illness

GAA supporters and players alike have been paying tribute to Roscommon hurler Mickey Cunniffe who died at the age of 32 yesterday.

Roscommon hurler dies following short illness
Tue, 03 Dec, 2002 - 07:42

GAA supporters and players alike have been paying tribute to Roscommon hurler Mickey Cunniffe who died at the age of 32 yesterday.

He died in Beaumont hospital in Dublin after a short illness.

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