From triumph to turbulence, Conor Sweeney giving even keel as Tipperary eye ‘daunting’ Kerry
Conor Sweeney at AIB's launch of the 2021 GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
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SUBSCRIBERiding high in November, shot down in June, it’s been a turbulent eight months for Tipperary’s senior footballers and captain Conor Sweeney intimates July mightn’t get any better.
It’s not that he harbours a defeatist attitude going into Saturday’s provincial semi-final in Thurles — he wouldn’t have lifted the Munster Cup or claimed an All-Star last year with one — but relegation to Division 4 combined with the sight of Kerry on the horizon gives him cause for alarm.
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