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06 Sept 2025
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Toomevara manager Ken Dunne.
Toomevara are back in the county final breaking a sixteen year wait as they overcame a strong Moycarkey Borris challenge and after the game their manager Ken Dunne gave a passionate interview about what it means to the team and the parish.
The teams hadn't met since 1962 at this stage of the competition but two Darragh McCarthy goals made all the difference for the Greyhounds.
Afterwards Ken Dunne told Stephen Gleeson that sacrifices were made for big hurling days. Have a watch below, the full interview is on Clubber TV.
"I came back from my honeymoon in 2007 to play Ballyhale Shamrocks....thats the way it is, hurling is a religion in Toome" brilliant stuff here from Ken Dunne @ToomeGAA manager from our @clubber interview today about the sacrifices made for club GAA... #hurling pic.twitter.com/dasALwgE7A
— Stephen Gleeson (@StephenGleeson_) September 28, 2024
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