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Rory Beggan still harbours regret for role in Monaghan exit

All-Star nominee Rory Beggan has admitted he suffered a ‘rush of blood’ and ‘immediately regretted’ his decision to take a pot shot at glory against Tyrone.

Rory Beggan still harbours regret for role in Monaghan exit

Wed, 24 Oct, 2018 - 06:10

By Paul Keane

All-Star nominee Rory Beggan has admitted he suffered a ‘rush of blood’ and ‘immediately regretted’ his decision to take a pot shot at glory against Tyrone.

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