David Power: I’m in a weak position compared to Tipperary hurling but I’m still privileged

Although former U21 hurling star Conor Bowe is part of his panel this season, former Munster rugby player Alan Tynan opted for hurling having been initially approached by Power
David Power: I’m in a weak position compared to Tipperary hurling but I’m still privileged

Tipperary manager David Power with his Gaelic Writers' Association (GWA) Football Personality of the Year award, in association with Sky Sports, in Clonmel. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

Tipperary senior football manager David Power readily admits he is in a weak position when it comes to attracting the best Gaelic talent in the county.

Although former U21 hurling star Conor Bowe is part of his panel this season, former Munster rugby player Alan Tynan opted for hurling having been initially approached by Power.

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