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Brian Flannery
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Brian Flannery
@BrianJAFlannery
Mount Sion GAA
Waterford,Ireland
Joined June 2009
- Three kids from from Waterford had their night made when they met goal hero Jake Morris. He heard how far they travelled and gave them his jersey. Class act from class player. #jakemorris #Tipperary
- I assume they show football first on the Sunday Game because most would switch off after the hurling if it was first 🤷♂️
- When did corner backs start rolling on the ground when they got a bit of a tip ? I don’t remember seeing any respectable corner back going down when I was growing up 🤷♂️
- For 99% of GAA Players a county final appearance is a year if not lifetime highlight. It’s not grey, dull or grand. It’s purple n white, blue n gold, blood n bandages. Very few get to rise the steps of Croke Park. All dream of county final glory.Column: The club championships are grand for what they are - local affairs for local people. irishtimes.com/sport/gaelic-g…
- Tonight Clare, Waterford and Wexford are Out of the Senior hurling championship Teams still in race for Liam McCarthy Cup- Kildare Laois Dublin Galway Kilkenny Tipperary Cork Limerick
- The Munster hurling final is like one of those UNESCO sites ……….. protect at all costs, untouchable. #MunsterFinal
- Ps Don’t know if he got man of the match, don’t know if he’ll win an All-Star …… But Willie Connors gave some performance in the biggest game of the yearHelluva All-Ireland win 👏👏👏
- Inter-County managers stopping kids playing with their school is just wrong.Adam O'Sullivan missed final due to Cork U20's upcoming Munster championship irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid…
- That’s is exactly what the black card and penalty rule was made for Well referred in fairness by Sean Stack.
- Willie Connors and Paul Flynn made a big difference when introduced. Great day for a small parish. Michael Breen MOM
- I really hate this “my sport is greater than your sport” rubbish. Neil Francis ignores the fact that 2/3 of Irish Rugby Team went to Private Schools. To wear a GAA county jersey you just need to be good.
