Tackling New York’s virus problem but Dowling’s first love remains hurling

Michael Dowling’s been busy the last few weeks.

Tue, 28 Apr, 2020 - 07:30

Michael Moynihan

Michael Dowling’s been busy the last few weeks.

The way he tells it, that’s not unusual in itself, but the scale of activity has ramped up significantly in the last month and a half for the Knockaderry man living in New York.

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