Fanning sees plenty positives for Tipp ahead of semi-final

Declan Fanning has the mental and physical scars to prove Wexford don’t hold back.

Fanning sees plenty positives for Tipp ahead of semi-final
Sat, 27 Jul, 2019 - 06:30
John Fogarty

Declan Fanning has the mental and physical scars to prove Wexford don’t hold back.

There was that 2007 All-Ireland quarter-final defeat, and then the 2010 qualifier, when he ended up with 25 stitches, after an altercation with Stephen Banville.

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