'If we never won Munster, it would have stuck with me ‘til the day I die'

The saga came to its conclusion on Sunday, and Philip Mahony had only one word to describe the feeling.

'If we never won Munster, it would have stuck with me ‘til the day I die'

The saga came to its conclusion on Sunday, and Philip Mahony had only one word to describe the feeling.

The Ballygunner provincial title famine goes back to 2001, while Mahony and his colleagues have been knocking on the door for a decade.

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