Joe Canning's All-Ireland final free ‘wasn’t outside his range, it was just probably outside his comfort zone’, says brother Ollie

Former Galway captain Ollie Canning has insisted that younger brother Joe has no regrets about going for glory in the dying moments of the All-Ireland hurling final.

Joe Canning's All-Ireland final free ‘wasn’t outside his range, it was just probably outside his comfort zone’, says brother Ollie
Wed, 31 Oct, 2018 - 05:45

By Paul Keane

Former Galway captain Ollie Canning has insisted that younger brother Joe has no regrets about going for glory in the dying moments of the All-Ireland hurling final.

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