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Ciarán Carey happy to bury ghosts of past Limerick disappointments

Ciarán Carey says Limerick’s All-Ireland final victory this year has made the disappointments of 1994 and ‘96 easier to bear.

Ciarán Carey happy to bury ghosts of past Limerick disappointments

Sat, 27 Oct, 2018 - 05:10

John Fogarty

Ciarán Carey says Limerick’s All-Ireland final victory this year has made the disappointments of 1994 and ‘96 easier to bear.

Not that they haunt the Patrickswell legend but the win over Galway firmly put into the past those final losses to Offaly and Wexford.

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