Davy Fitzgerald: 'I'm happy with the vindication. I'm happy it's done'

The Antrim boss says a recent media clarification brings closure after damaging insinuations and personal hurt during his Clare tenure

FIGHT TO PROTECT NAME: Davy Fitzgerald said he had to fight to protect his good name in a recent legal case. Pic: ©INPHO/Leah Scholes

Davy Fitzgerald said he had to fight to protect his good name in a recent legal case.

A clarification appeared in the “Sunday Independent” this past weekend relating to articles in the newspaper about him in March 2021 about his time as Clare boss and the hurling supporters’ club. It pointed out the piece “did not contain, nor were they intended to contain, a suggestion of dishonesty on Mr Fitzgerald’s part.”