Tipperary GAA lost a great friend in the late Jim Carew, Annacarty and Dublin
Like all Annacarty men James was also very proud of the feats and achievements of 80/90s Tipperary hurling legend Pat Fox as well as being a regular visitor to ...
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Like all Annacarty men James was also very proud of the feats and achievements of 80/90s Tipperary hurling legend Pat Fox as well as being a regular visitor to ...
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It’s the Irish for Moriarty. It’s pronounced o-muir-a-her-tig. I actually used the Irish version as a user name initially as a horse with that name ran in Cheltenham years ago and the English couldn’t pronounce it. He’s a great commentator. Check out the rabbit chasing the fox (Pat Fox a Tipp hurler being pursued by Joe Rabbitte from Galway) or on Sean Og O hAilpin (Cork hurler) how his father is from Monaghan and his Mother from Figi, neither a hurling stronghold. [Post edited 15 Mar 12:49] Ps Micheal is the Irish for Michael and is pronounced me-hall.
At a mass in Dunleer recently, a reference was made to what the world will look like when we eventually escape the shackles of COVID-19. One of the biggest changes will be when we open our eyes fully again and see how many great people we've lost over the last 12 months and didn't get the chance to truly say goodbye. And for those that frequent Head in the Game Park (United Park) another voice, another familiar face, will be absent, Paul Dooley. He passed away last week and it was fitting that he got to see his beloved United Park once more on Monday morning, his hearse passing by the club en...