GAA founder Michael Cusack’s love affair with rugby

Back in May 2009, the rugby analyst Liam Toland wrote a brilliant column on what it was like to be in Croke Park when the ground was full for a Leinster against Munster Heineken Cup semi-final.

GAA founder Michael Cusack’s love affair with rugby

Back in May 2009, the rugby analyst Liam Toland wrote a brilliant column on what it was like to be in Croke Park when the ground was full for a Leinster against Munster Heineken Cup semi-final.

He wrote about the shock of Leinster beating Munster, about the atmosphere in the stadium, and about what it all meant to be present at a magnificent sporting occasion.

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