Wheelchair hurling hasn’t just enriched lives. It has possibly saved them

The day Geraldine McGarrigle decided she was getting into a wheelchair provoked an intense outpouring of sorrow
Wheelchair hurling hasn’t just enriched lives. It has possibly saved them

Geraldine McGarrigle and her wheelchair hurling teammates.

The day Geraldine McGarrigle decided she was getting into a wheelchair provoked an intense outpouring of sorrow.

In the back of her head she knew it had been heading this way. Born with Spina Bifida, as soon as she was able to reason with herself, that’s what she knew was up with her. But others didn’t.

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