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“The likes of Huw Lawlor will contest the ball with you” – Conor McDonald on the differing styles of full backs

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“The likes of Huw Lawlor will contest the ball with you” – Conor McDonald on the differing styles of full backs

By Niall McIntyre

“I go home and I’ve a five-month old child there so it’s very much a case of leave your hurls at the door.”

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“I go home and I’ve a five-month old child there so it’s very much a case of leave your hurls at the door.”

By Niall McIntyre

“He’d put so much faith in me and I just didn’t reward him” – Why Walsh said sorry to JBM

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“He’d put so much faith in me and I just didn’t reward him” – Why Walsh said sorry to JBM

By Niall McIntyre

Kyle Coney backs Donegal’s talented forwards to get them back on track

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Kyle Coney backs Donegal’s talented forwards to get them back on track

By Niall McIntyre

Jamie Clarke says some players played into ‘keepers hands with their penalty technique

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Jamie Clarke says some players played into ‘keepers hands with their penalty technique

By Niall McIntyre

The GAA Hour: Jamie Clarke on Ulster final, penalty technique plus Emma Duggan interview

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The GAA Hour: Jamie Clarke on Ulster final, penalty technique plus Emma Duggan interview

By Niall McIntyre

Jamie Clarke disagrees with Lee Keegan and Paul Flynn’s point on Tyrone

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Jamie Clarke disagrees with Lee Keegan and Paul Flynn’s point on Tyrone

By Lee Costello

“I have studied the best centre backs” – Conlon learning to love life in the half-back line

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“I have studied the best centre backs” – Conlon learning to love life in the half-back line

By Niall McIntyre

“You physically can’t do anymore” – Meyler learning to accept that he has enough done

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“You physically can’t do anymore” – Meyler learning to accept that he has enough done

By Niall McIntyre

“I just felt a bit off, a bit tired initially” – How Dublin’s 2011 All-Ireland hero went from a dream to a nightmare in two months

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“I just felt a bit off, a bit tired initially” – How Dublin’s 2011 All-Ireland hero went from a dream to a nightmare in two months

By Niall McIntyre