Pat Mulcahy: Cork GAA's civil war days must stay in the past

There are bridges being built everywhere and Pat Mulcahy firmly believes there is an onus on ex-players to continue doing so
Pat Mulcahy: Cork GAA's civil war days must stay in the past

Cork captain Pat Mulcahy leads his team ahead of the 2006 All-Ireland semi-final against Waterford. Picture: INPHO/Donall Farmer

Cork’s older generations of players and supporters owe it to the present and future hurlers to speak no more of the county’s strikes and civil grievances insists 2006 captain Pat Mulcahy.

Speaking to this newspaper four years ago, the two-time All-Ireland winner claimed Cork’s hurlers across the grades lacked spirit.

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