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Mick O’Dwyer fears Dublin surge showing no sign of ebb

It was the lure of managing Kerry that diverted Mick O’Dwyer from his lobster pots in Derrynane Bay.

Mick O’Dwyer fears Dublin surge showing no sign of ebb

Mon, 24 Sep, 2018 - 10:07

By Brendan O’Brien

It was the lure of managing Kerry that diverted Mick O’Dwyer from his lobster pots in Derrynane Bay.

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