Davy Fitzgerald: When I’m involved, it’s ‘sure look at that lunatic'

Davy Fitzgerald is enjoying life as Cork camogie coach, despite having to cut his cloth to smaller budgets and a sending off in his first game
Cork Camogie announced a three-year sponsorship deal Kearys Motor Group. Kearys’ sponsorship has released a new Cork Camogie jersey in collaboration with O’Neills and will support the Cork Camogie Senior, Intermediate, Minor and U16 camogie teams for the next three years as well as getting involved with both Under 16 and Under 14 Club Championships.  Pictured at the announcement is from (L-R) Amy O'Connor, Amy Lee, and Laura Treacy Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy

Cork Camogie announced a three-year sponsorship deal Kearys Motor Group. Kearys’ sponsorship has released a new Cork Camogie jersey in collaboration with O’Neills and will support the Cork Camogie Senior, Intermediate, Minor and U16 camogie teams for the next three years as well as getting involved with both Under 16 and Under 14 Club Championships.  Pictured at the announcement is from (L-R) Amy O'Connor, Amy Lee, and Laura Treacy Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy

Davy Fitzgerald famously asked the Wexford County Board for 160 sliotars for his first night training the county’s hurlers. And reminded them he’d need the same the second night, and the night after that.

It was sorted, a drop in the oceans poured into preparing men’s teams at the top of the game.

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