Eoin Murphy: ‘An All-Ireland final is like your wedding day. It’s over before you know it’

One cup of tea led to Eoin Murphy being involved in Sunday's All-Ireland final.

Eoin Murphy: ‘An All-Ireland final is like your wedding day. It’s over before you know it’
Tue, 29 Aug, 2017 - 11:16

By Michael Moynihan

The ramifications from one cuppa.

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