Hurling Hands - Johnny Callinan: ‘Sean Stack broke my finger but I’m certain he didn’t mean it’

Clare hero Johnny Callinan wonders what has happened to all the broken fingers.

Hurling Hands - Johnny Callinan: ‘Sean Stack broke my finger but I’m certain he didn’t mean it’
Thu, 13 Jun, 2019 - 19:50
Michael Moynihan

Clare hero Johnny Callinan wonders what has happened to all the broken fingers.

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