Tipperary hurling legend Michael Maher dies

In addition to his five senior All-Ireland medals, Maher won six Munster titles, eight hurling leagues and an All-Ireland at minor level.

Wed, 08 Mar, 2017 - 12:25

Grainne McGuinness

Five-time All-Ireland title winner Michael Maher has died aged 87.

The Tipperary legend had played for his county from 1951 to 1966 and went on to be Tipperary County Board Chairman and Munster Council Chairman after his playing retirement.

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