Sweet success offers Dunne closure after 2012 frustrations

Seven years on, Sunday finally put a seal on the anguish for Tommy Dunne.

Sweet success offers Dunne closure after 2012 frustrations
Tue, 20 Aug, 2019 - 07:30
John Fogarty

Seven years on, Sunday finally put a seal on the anguish for Tommy Dunne.

As coach with Declan Ryan in 2012, that 18-point All- Ireland semi-final hammering by Kilkenny was as painful as it was unexpected.

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