The man knows no quit.
On Saturday afternoon, David Clifford and his Kerry teammates strolled through the town of Dingle with hordes of joyous locals trailing close behind.
The
All-Ireland champions were doing their best, over the past seven days, to get Sam Maguire around the county, pose for pictures and make a heap of memories.
We had the wonderful sight of manager Jack O'Connor bring Sam to visit Kerry legend Mick O'Dwyer, and
Graham O'Sullivan's emotional victory dedication to the late Waterville GAA player, Tristan Huggard. O'Connor's men were carrying themselves like the champions and brightening up a host of days.
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David Clifford takes it to Listowel Emmets
Early afternoon, this Sunday, it was back to football business for David Clifford and his brother, Paudie. The pair lined out for their club, Fossa in the Kerry Junior Premiership.
A week after the Cliffords helped Kerry to their 38th All-Ireland, they were kitted out and doing their worst to Listowel Emmets in the junior championship, in front of hundreds, not tens of thousands.
As you would expect from David Clifford by now, the forward was a hard man to keep quiet. The 23-year-old scored 1-9 [1-2 from play] as Fossa recorded a comfortable 1-14 to 0-10 victory. One of the scores was this gem off his right boot:
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Not looking to be left out of the scoring, Paudie Clifford slotted over a free as Fossa strode to victory. Also on the score-sheet were Ruairi Doyle, Harry Buckley, Tadhg O'Shea and Jack Clifford.
They all scored points, but it was the insatiable David Clifford that did the most damage. The game was played earlier in the day as those at the club wanted to leave plenty of time to cheer on Erica McGlynn and Anna Clifford playing for Kerry in the All-Ireland Senior Championship Final.
Unfortunately, there would be no Kingdom double, though, as
Meath were the victors at Croke Park, this afternoon.
Eamon McGee, Darran O'Sullivan and Finian Hanley get stuck into the big issues on The GAA Hour:
