City’s Kiely relives his Bhoyhood dreams

THE what-might-have-beens are in sharp focus for Cork City forward Timmy Kiely this week.

The 20-year-old Clonmel-born player was six months old when Tipperary last broke their All-Ireland hurling famine in 1989. And then on Sunday, he watched through his fingers as the current crop came so close to deposing the kings from Kilkenny.

Tonight, a club he spent two years at, Celtic, are guests at Turner’s Cross for a friendly, the announcement of which was crucial in securing the future of the club at the end of July.