We want our own glory days, says Ryan

When Mary Ryan was called into the Tipperary senior camogie panel for the first time in 2005 and made her debut in the National League, she was joining the All-Ireland champions and dreaming of many glory days at Croke Park.

We want our own glory days, says Ryan
Thu, 16 Aug, 2018 - 05:50

By Daragh Ó Conchúir

When Mary Ryan was called into the Tipperary senior camogie panel for the first time in 2005 and made her debut in the National League, she was joining the All-Ireland champions and dreaming of many glory days at Croke Park.

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